Sasin’s MBA Ranks Among the World’s Top 100 in the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2026

Sasin’s MBA program is ranked #97 in the Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Ranking 2026, placing Sasin among the top 100 business schools worldwide, the top 20 in Asia, the top 5 in Southeast Asia, and #1 in Thailand. By category, Sasin is ranked #5 in the world for Career Progress, #13 globally and #1 in Southeast Asia for International Course Experience. Sasin is also ranked #5 in Asia for ESG and Net Zero Teaching, and #9 in Asia for the Financial Times Research Rank. Last year, Sasin’s Executive MBA program was ranked among the FT Top 100 EMBA programs globally. The FT Global MBA Ranking 2026 makes Sasin the first business school in Thailand to break into the top 100 of the Financial Times ranking for both MBA and EMBA programs. “This ranking strongly affirms the career progress and outcomes achieved by our graduates,” said Professor Ian Fenwick, Director of Sasin. “Our strengths are clearly reflected, particularly our international course experience, which is made possible by our distinguished faculty, our diverse students and alumni body, and our dedicated staff members.” “It is equally encouraging to see our strong commitment to ESG and Net Zero teaching and research efforts recognized, reflecting our dedication to being a leading global management school for tomorrow’s world,” he added. The practical, hands-on MBA program at Sasin is built around Transformative Action Learning, in which students address real-world challenges, implement solutions, and reflect critically on the results. The program provides strong global exposure, including engagement with international corporations, opportunities to develop solutions to complex global business challenges through the Action Learning Labs, and an exchange program that allows students to study at one of more than fifty Sasin’s partner institutions worldwide. Sasin is accepting applications for its world-ranked MBA and Executive MBA programs until March 31, 2026. This represents the final opportunity to join the 2026 cohort. Prospective students are invited to attend the Sasin Open House on February 21, 2026, which will feature program briefings, admissions guidance, and opportunities to meet faculty, current students, and alumni. Register here to join the Sasin Open House   About the Financial Times MBA Global Ranking 2026 The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading news organizations, launched its ranking process in 1998 to help prospective students identify institutions developing the most effective global managers for the 21st century. Based on alumni surveys, the first ranking was published in 1999 and included 21 criteria reflecting what candidates sought in an MBA, including which schools were generating innovative research and ideas. From the outset, the most important criteria were career progression, school diversity, and international focus.