THE PROGRAM MOVES UP FIVE POSITIONS IN THE RANKING PUBLISHED BY FINANCIAL TIMES AND IS NOW PLACED 26TH IN THE WORLD AND 10TH IN EUROPE

After the positive acknowledgements in the most important rankings in 2014, which ended with the 8^th place among the best European business schools of FT, SDA Bocconi begins 2015 also in a positive manner with its MBA program gaining five positions in the table of the best MBA programs published today by Financial Times. The school, the only Italian present in the ranking of the top 100 programs, thus places itself 26th in the World and 10th in Europe.
 
The ranking is based upon around 20 criterion, including ratings by alumni three years after their diploma and data provided by the schools, and the SDA Bocconi MBA distinguishes itself, among other things, for its post-MBA salary increase (+107%), its value-for-money (ranked 23^rd in the World), the international mobility of its graduates (22^nd in the World) and the value of the international experience offered during the program (13^th in the World).
 
“The improvement of five positions worldwide and entry into the European top 10 are a great satisfaction and certify the quality of the contents of our program, of the faculty and of relations with companies. This further progress in the prestigious international ranking of FT also confirms the value of the investment made by our students and alumni in choosing our MBA” comments Bruno Busacca, Dean of SDA Bocconi School of Management. 
 
"The result is very good and rewards the efforts of an excellent team of professionals in reaching great levels of excellence. As I often like to say, improvement is always difficult. Continuing to improve,  as in our case, is the real challenge we want to grasp,” says Stefano Gatti, Director of the full-time MBA at SDA Bocconi.