Kellogg HKUST EMBA ranks first globally in Financial Times table

Hong Kong's Kellogg-HKUST Executive MBA (KH EMBA) Program has been named the top-ranked global Executive MBA by the Financial Times, for the 13th time in its 13-year history. This prestigious achievement underscores the program's consistent excellence in delivering value to senior executives worldwide. The KH EMBA, a joint offering of HKUST Business School and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, consistently ranks among the leading Executive MBA programs globally, excelling in areas such as career progression, alumni outcomes, international student body, and global network strength.

The program's unique position at the intersection of East and West equips senior executives with the strategic insight and leadership capabilities necessary to navigate complex global business environments. The ranking also highlights the exceptional strength of the KH EMBA alumni community, which is ranked No. 1 globally. Program graduates reported an average starting salary of USD 607,684 and an average 69% salary increase following graduation.

Professors Frederik ANSEEL and Francesca CORNELLI praised the program's ability to deliver value through a world-class faculty, challenging conventional thinking, and fostering lifelong connections within a global alumni network that continues to support professional development long after graduation.