2025年度《金融时报》（FT）全球EMBA百强榜单今日发布

Core Insights - The 2025 Financial Times Global EMBA Rankings highlight the strong performance of Chinese business schools, with two additional institutions making the list compared to 2024 [1] - Fudan University-Washington University EMBA program ranks first, followed by China Europe International Business School EMBA in second place, and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology-Northwestern University Kellogg EMBA returning to the top tier [1] - Seven out of the top ten programs are related to China, indicating a rise in both quantity and quality of Chinese EMBA programs on the global stage [1][2] Summary by Category Overall Rankings - A total of 19 EMBA programs closely related to China made it to the top 100, including programs hosted by Chinese institutions, Sino-foreign cooperative programs, and global EMBA programs with Chinese modules [2] - Fudan University-Washington University EMBA program achieved its first top ranking, while Shanghai National Accounting Institute (SNAI) has been in the global top ten for three consecutive years [2] Performance Metrics - Chinese business schools are no longer solely relying on salary and salary growth metrics for ranking improvements; they are achieving more balanced scores across various metrics [2] - SNAI has made strides in ESG sustainability and carbon footprint areas, indicating a maturation in the development of Chinese EMBA programs [2] Specific Rankings - In the carbon footprint ranking, SNAI and Arizona State University-Kerry School's Financial EMBA program ranked seventh globally and first domestically [3] - In the ESG overall ranking, SKEMA Business School's Global EMBA (with a Chinese module) ranked fifth globally, while SNAI-Kerry Financial EMBA ranked seventh [3] - The international faculty ratio for the EMBA program at NEOMA Business School is 97%, ranking fourth globally and first domestically, while SNAI-Kerry Financial EMBA ranks sixth globally with 94% [3] Institutional Statements - SNAI's leadership emphasized the recognition of their educational quality and commitment to cultivating business leaders with financial expertise and global perspectives [4] - The institution plans to continue optimizing educational offerings and integrating industry research to support sustainable economic development [4]