The Executive MBA program at the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business has been ranked No.15 among U.S.-only programs by The Financial Times. Just eight U.S. public institutions were included on the publication’s list of top 100 programs around the globe. Scheller Executive MBA alumni surveyed were part of the Class of 2021, who report an average $209,350 salary today—an average 47 percent increase in salary three years after graduation.
The Scheller Executive MBA program emphasizes rich experiential learning opportunities, both locally and globally, providing students with hands-on experiences that drive career outcomes. Designed for experienced professionals, the program spans 17 months with classes meeting on select Friday evenings and Saturdays. Students can choose from specialized tracks in Global Business or Management of Technology, both of which feature a diverse array of electives, real-world projects, and networking opportunities.
“Our Executive MBA program is a transformative journey as students gain the skills, knowledge, and network essential for career growth,” said Manpreet Hora, senior associate dean for programs. “Our focus on experiential learning, global perspectives, and innovation equips our graduates to tackle complex challenges and make a meaningful impact in their organizations and communities."
The Financial Times has published its Executive MBA rankings for 24 years. The data for this ranking comes from two surveys - one completed by alumni and one completed by schools. Data collected from alumni and business school surveys consist of a wide range of categories, salary increases, career progress, work experience, faculty representation, diversity, overall satisfaction, and more.
See the full 2024 Financial Times Executive MBA rankings.