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The TIAS Executive MBA program continues to perform strongly in the Financial Times EMBA Ranking, maintaining a position in the top 100 worldwide in the ranking of 2026.
The results highlight the program’s strong career impact, alongside its No. 1 position in the Netherlands for participants’ work experience and our alumni network. This underlines the value of learning alongside experienced professionals and being part of a well-connected international community.
Jenke ter Horst, Dean & Director of TIAS: "We are proud to see the TIAS Executive MBA recognized once again in such a reputable global ranking. Our strong results for Work Experience and Alumni Network reflect our commitment to build a vibrant learning community of accomplished professionals. Participants learn from peers with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Combined with real-world insights this enriches the learning journey for everyone involved. While becoming part of a network that continues to offer value long after graduation."
2026 Financial Times EMBA Ranking
Annually, the British Financial Times releases its Executive MBA Ranking, assessing education programs offered by business schools. It provides prospective EMBA participants with valuable insights on the quality and career impact of business schools around the world.
A more flexible TIAS Executive MBA
The TIAS Executive MBA is offered in a modular format. Giving participants the freedom to start small, build confidence, and grow into the full EMBA at their own pace. This approach is designed to make this top-tier business education more accessible. With this flexible format participants can:
• Start when it suits them and with a track that fits their focus;
• Progress at their own pace;
• Plan their investment strategically;
• Work around their busy schedules without compromising on depth or quality.
Top choice
The upcoming cohort for the Executive MBA Tilburg is set to commence on January 13, 2027. If you are looking to invest in your career, the TIAS EMBA is a top choice according to the Financial Times.