abat Business School, the business school of the International University of Rabat, has held tenth place worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Management ranking since Monday, September 7.
Its Master in International Business is the only African program in the top 10 of a table of one hundred. It was thirty-second in 2024 and twentieth in 2025.
Alumni report a salary increase of 81.84% between leaving the school and today, and 90% of them had found work three months after graduating. The school ranks fifth in the world for career progress.
This program takes only 69 students in the 2025-26 year. A school enters a top 10 in three years, and it is over the years that follow that the exercise will turn hard.
Photo: International University of Rabat, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Financial Times — Masters in Management 2026, 7 September 2026.
