Financial Times MBA ranking: #1 in the Benelux, #52 globally
With highly mobile and international graduates, a curriculum taught by faculty members who are among the most world’s most influential, and delivering on its impact agenda, the Full-time MBA programme at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) has once again ranked as the top MBA in the Benelux and #52 in the world in the latest Financial Times Full-time MBA rankings. The ranking is based on a survey of alumni three years after they graduated, and assesses schools on criteria including career progress, international mobility, faculty research, and value for money.
"Our graduates are looking for more than just a good salary,” said Dr Mirko Benischke, Dean of Education at RSM. "They want to make a change in their lives, expand their horizons, and have a real impact on the world. We are delighted to play a meaningful part in their journey.”
Academic Director Dr Jochem Kroezen said: “RSM's Full-time MBA programme is a transformative experience designed to develop responsible and impactful leaders. Over an intensive one-year programme, students benefit from a diverse cohort, world-class faculty, and a vibrant learning environment in the heart of Rotterdam.”
Diverse careers in a changing world
This year saw a rise to #14 globally for sector diversity, a measure of the diversity of industries that graduates progress through. They range from finance and consulting to technology, non-profits, and energy.
The RSM MBA programme ranked #3 in the world for international mobility, showing how the school enables students to learn about collaborating across cultures, uncover new opportunities and expand their career beyond their home country after they graduate.
A leader in sustainability
RSM continues to demonstrate its mission to be a force for positive change in the world, The Financial Times ranking places RSM #4 globally for carbon footprint, and in the top quartile for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) teaching – ensuring that students are equipped with the skills to lead sustainable transitions in their future roles.
"Our graduates are looking for more than just a good salary,” said Dr Mirko Benischke, Dean of Education at RSM. "They want to make a change in their lives, expand their horizons, and have a real impact on the world. We are delighted to play a meaningful part in their journey.”
Academic Director Dr Jochem Kroezen said: “RSM's Full-time MBA programme is a transformative experience designed to develop responsible and impactful leaders. Over an intensive one-year programme, students benefit from a diverse cohort, world-class faculty, and a vibrant learning environment in the heart of Rotterdam.”
Diverse careers in a changing world
This year saw a rise to #14 globally for sector diversity, a measure of the diversity of industries that graduates progress through. They range from finance and consulting to technology, non-profits, and energy.
The RSM MBA programme ranked #3 in the world for international mobility, showing how the school enables students to learn about collaborating across cultures, uncover new opportunities and expand their career beyond their home country after they graduate.
A leader in sustainability
RSM continues to demonstrate its mission to be a force for positive change in the world, The Financial Times ranking places RSM #4 globally for carbon footprint, and in the top quartile for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) teaching – ensuring that students are equipped with the skills to lead sustainable transitions in their future roles.










