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The business school has climbed to eighteenth position in Europe, one place higher than the previous year.
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At a national level, EAE has consolidated its place among the top 3 Spanish business schools.
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In addition, it climbs 9 places in the “entrepreneurship” area, reaching sixth position and reaffirming EAE’s status as a European benchmark in this field.
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All indicators have improved both in terms of score and position in the ranking.
The MBA of EAE Business School, which belongs to the higher education network Planeta Formación y Universidades, has climbed to eighteenth position in the Bloomberg Businessweek 2025-2026 ranking. As such, it consolidates its status within the Top 20 MBAs in EMEA in the classification.
Based on the opinions of students, alumni and recruiters, this international ranking evaluates business schools in four main areas: Compensation, Networking, Learning, and Entrepreneurship.
EAE Business School’s program scores outstandingly well in Networking, climbing a total of seven positions to reach eleventh place, reaffirming its status among the top Spanish business schools, alongside IESE and ESADE. This demonstrates the growing strength of the network of contacts and alliances that the business school strives to fostering and reinforce.
Once again, one of the key aspects highlighted by the journal is EAE Business School’s ability to foster entrepreneurship among its students. In this regard, the School has once again climbed nine positions to reach sixth place, thus establishing itself as one of the European benchmarks in this field.
Meanwhile, in the areas of Learning and Compensation, the School moves up one place in each. All indicators show growth in terms of both score and ranking, demonstrating the positive results of the strategic initiatives implemented by the institution.
“Once again this year, Bloomberg’s recognition of our MBA as one of the best in Europe is a shared source of pride for our entire community. This achievement reflects the academic excellence that we at EAE Business School strive to attain and is the result of the work, dedication, and commitment of our lecturers, the Dean’s office, and the professionals who work with the School. This translates into initiatives that boost employability, entrepreneurship and the positive impact generated within the business school. We continue moving forward in our mission to of provide cutting-edge training that generates a real impact in the professional environment,” highlights Lola Salcedo, Dean of EAE Business School.
EAE Business School’s MBA is designed to transform professionals and entrepreneurs with a global vision and a drive to generate a real impact in the business ecosystem, equipping them with self-assessment and planning tools for professional growth. Through practical, interactive methodologies, the MBA creates a space for creativity, innovation and the development of the agility and flexibility required to lead in a dynamic and changing business environment.
According to the EAE Employment Report, students increase their salary by an average of 52% after completing an MBA and achieve a Triple Jump: 37% change sector, 40% change country of residence, and 61% change their role.
With this recognition, Bloomberg Businessweek once again reaffirms the status of EAE Business School’s MBA as a key benchmark in the training of business leaders and further consolidates its reputation within the European education sector.