MBS School of Business confirms its international status

MBS School of Business continues its impressive rise among the best business schools at national and international levels. Recently ranked well by L’Étudiant, the Montpellier school’s status is now confirmed by the Financial Times, placing it 28th globally in its ranking of the top 100 business schools worldwide. This ranking highlights the school’s continuous training and customized programs for businesses.

With this 28th position, MBS has moved up five spots from its 2025 ranking (33rd) and now ranks as the 9th best French school. Beyond this ranking, it reflects a strong recognition from professionals and client companies who directly participate in evaluating schools. This result underscores the relevance, quality, and impact of the programs developed by the Montpellier school.

Assessed on program design, methodologies, educational materials, support, value for money, international programs, goals achieved, and faculty diversity, MBS excels in several areas: – Quality of teaching methods – Excellence in education – Skills development – Post-training support

André Deljarry, President of MBS, is pleased with this progress, stating, “This new ranking of excellence illustrates MBS’s ability to develop customized educational programs aligned with the challenges of companies, both nationally and in support of the local economic dynamism.”

This recognition confirms MBS’s increasing prominence among top French schools and emphasizes its commitment to enhancing its attractiveness and academic excellence.