The Financial Times of London has ranked York University's Schulich ExecEd among the world's top 30 executive education providers. The result marks a significant milestone for Schulich ExecEd as it continues its upward trajectory on what is widely regarded as the world's premier executive education ranking, climbing an average of 17 spots in four years across the Open Enrolment and Customized programs categories.
In the Financial Times' 2024 executive education ranking, Schulich ExecEd ranked 27th in the world, its highest-ever rank in the annual survey, in Open Enrolment programs - non-degree programs open to professionals looking to expand their skills and on-the-job responsibilities. Among North American executive education providers, Schulich ExecEd ranked third in the Open Enrolment category and sixth in the Customized programs category - non-degree programs for employees from the private or public sector, commissioned by senior managers to address specific training needs. Schulich ExecEd also earned the No. 1 spot in Canada for customer satisfaction in the Customized programs category.
"We're honoured to achieve our highest ranking to date and once again be recognized by the Financial Times," said Rami Mayer, executive director of Schulich ExecEd. "This acknowledgment is a testament to our exceptional instructors, the talented team at Schulich ExecEd, and our dedicated clients and participants. We remain committed to delivering innovative learning experiences across all programs and are very excited for our next transformation in executive education."
For complete details regarding the 2024 Financial Times executive education ranking, visit: rankings.ft.com/home/executive-education.
This story was originally featured in YFile, York University's community newsletter.
