SBS ranked in Financial Times' top 100 European business schools 2025

Strathclyde Business School has been ranked amongst the top European business schools of 2025 in the latest Financial Times' ranking .  

The ranking of the top 100 European business schools is based on the overall scores that each school has achieved for each Financial Times ranking in which it features over the last 12 months.

Associate Principal and Executive Dean of Strathclyde Business School, Professor David Hillier, said, "We're delighted to be ranked in the top 100 European business schools for 2025 as selected by the Financial Times. 

"This latest news follows on from our ranking in the Top 40 of the Corporate Knights’ 2025/2026 Better World MBA Ranking in November. The Better World MBA ranking showcases business schools that are equipping future leaders with the tools to tackle urgent social and environmental challenges and assessed 179 MBA programmes worldwide to do so, drawing from leading global MBA listings such as the Financial Times, past Better World MBA honorees, and accredited institutions.

"We were also delighted earlier this year to have been successfully reassessed by the Small Business Charter with an accreditation award for a duration of five years in recognition of our continued commitment to fostering small business growth and innovation. 

"Together, accreditation - such as that from the Small Business Charter, AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB - and rankings - such as these from the Financial Times and Corporate Knights - are testament to our students' success, our focus on key business issues and trends, and the overall quality of the learning experience here at Strathclyde."

The full ranking can be found here

Published: 1 December 2025