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Masters in Management: Swiss School Tops Global List
14 Sep
Summary
- University of St. Gallen ranked No. 1 globally in the MiM 2026 list.
- India boasts 14 schools in the top 100, with IIM Bangalore leading.
- IIM Ahmedabad graduates earn the highest weighted salary at $199,706.
The University of St. Gallen in Switzerland has once again secured the premier position in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2026 ranking. This esteemed Swiss institution leads a global cohort of 100 programs, maintaining its advantage over competitors from Portugal, China, and France. Its graduates achieve a weighted salary of $150,490 three years after commencement.
Portugal's Nova School of Business and Economics has ascended to the second position, surpassing Shanghai Jiao Tong University's Antai program. China's Antai program ranks third, marking it as the highest-performing institution from China. France is strongly represented with Insead at fourth, HEC Paris at fifth, and ESCP Business School sharing sixth place with Belgium's Vlerick Business School.
India has made a significant impact on the global stage, featuring 14 schools within the top 100, the second-highest number after France. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore leads the contingent at 21st globally. Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad reported the highest weighted salary among Indian schools, an impressive $199,706 three years post-graduation.
