Considering how atypical the past year was due to the pandemic, it is hard to analyse the school’s results in the various rankings. Nevertheless, it can be said that in general the school remained stable in the French rankings and saw a net improvement in the prestigious Financial Times rankings.

The health and economic crisis had a major impact on the higher education sector around the world, and the media outlets that publish the rankings of the best business schools took this event into consideration. Certain publications even refused to put out a general ranking in order to place more focus on several thematic rankings, such as Le Point.

In the French rankings

NEOMA consolidated its overall positions:

• L’Etudiant: 7^th place (=)
• Le Figaro: 9^th place (-1 place)
• Le Point: this year the magazine focused on several thematic rankings.
  The MiM hold the following places:
  • Educational support: 7^th place
  • Professional integration programmes: 7^th place
  • Multicultural exposure: 9^th place
  • Research: 9^th place

Given the change in methodology, it is overall difficult to compare these rankings with last year’s results. We can simply refer to stability because we held 8^th place in last year’s general rankings.

• Le Parisien: 7^th place (=)

In the international rankings

NEOMA further enhanced its recognition in the global higher education landscape and solidified its ambition to be the innovative challenger among the biggest international business schools:

• Financial Times 2020 Masters in Management 2020:
  • 28^th world ranking (+ 15 places)
  • 5^th place in France (+ 3 places)
• Financial Times 2020 European Business Schools 2020:
  • 39^th European ranking (+ 11 places)
  • 8^th place in France (+ 2 places)

For more details: NEOMA in the rankings