Antwerp Management School (AMS) proudly announces its ascent to the 50th place in the Financial Times Executive MBA (EMBA) ranking. AMS solidifies its position as the number one EMBA program in the BENELUX region for the third consecutive year. AMS is not only retaining its top position in the BENELUX but is also the only Flemish business school in the top 100.

This leading position is the result of a balanced combination of academic knowledge, personal development, close collaboration with several universities worldwide and a program designed from a sustainable, entrepreneurial and innovative perspective.

This achievement comes on the heels of recent earned prestigious Triple-Crown accreditation. This is the result of the program’s re-accreditation by AMBA (Association of MBAs) in September, the EFMD/Equis accredition of the Faculty of Business and Economics of the Antwerp University in partnership with AMS and AACSB certification. Such accomplishments underscore AMS's unwavering commitment to excellence and the high standards it maintains across its programs.

Janick Fierens, Academic Director: “The Executive MBA program at AMS stands out thanks to its immersive international business education with diverse peers, challenging your intellect and business skills. We equip you with valuable concepts, frameworks, and practical tools to enhance your decision-making abilities. Over two years, we foster personal growth and provide professional coaching to help you reflect on your ambitions. Through this introspective journey, you'll uncover your true motivations, meet your authentic self, and shape your future.”

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