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FT Executive Education Ranking 2022

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Published today after a break of two years due to the pandemic, the FT Executive Education Ranking of participating business schools is recognised as a strong indicator of the quality of executive education provision because it is largely determined by client and participant ratings.

Henley is placed at no.19 in the world, no.13 in Europe and no.2 in the UK in the combined open and custom programmes ranking, which is based on Executive Education delivery in both our UK campuses and overseas campuses in South Africa, Finland and Germany.

Henley rose an impressive five places in this year’s world combined ranking, and three places in the European and UK regions.

Open programmes

Our open programmes are designed to empower individuals to increase their personal impact and organisational performance. They cover four core areas: strategic management, leadership, coaching and people and organisational change.

65 schools from across the globe are ranked by the FT, with clients’ satisfaction scores determining 80% of the total ranking.

Our open programmes ranking this year is no.18 in the world, no.14 in Europe and no.2 in the UK.

Henley’s clients have scored us no.1 in the UK and no.8 in the world for new skills and learning, and no.2 in the UK for course design and participants’ aims achieved, with an overall satisfaction score of 9.3 out of 10.

Professor George Alexandridis, Director of Teaching & Learning Strategic Projects at Henley Business School, said:
“These results are a testament to the remarkable work of our faculty and staff put in to deliver an outstanding experience for programme participants.
“Delivering open programmes that inspire leaders of organisations around the world to shape the future is at the core of Henley’s mission. It is particularly encouraging that our emphasis on pioneering new learning innovations, to encourage new ways of thinking and applying skills in the workplace, places us no.1 in the UK for this area.
“We are delighted that our clients value their experience with us so highly.”

Custom programmes

Custom programmes are tailored learning solutions for organisations to support their strategic development and are co-designed with our clients. Henley works with public and private sector organisations around the world.

Our custom programmes ranking this year is no.28 in the world, no.18 in Europe and no.3 in the UK.

Henley was ranked as no.1 in the UK for international clients (no.4 in the world) and no.1 in the UK for faculty diversity (no.6 in the world).

Karis Burton, Head of Corporate Development at Henley Business School, said:
“I am thrilled at the progress Henley Business School continues to make, particularly as we emerge from a period of disruption and change.
“Colleagues should be incredibly proud of their achievements and I am delighted that the work of our Faculty, Programme Directors, Programme Administrators and client facing teams has been recognised in such a positive way.”

The combined programme ranking details can be found on the Financial Times website here.

The open and custom programme rankings can be found here.

Published 23 May 2022
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