AIM places 6th in Asia in Financial Times Executive Education Rankings

The Asian Institute of Management (AIM), through its School of Executive Education and Lifelong Learning (SEELL), has ranked sixth in Asia in the Financial Times Executive Education Rankings 2024.

For the Open Enrollment ranking, which highlights short, executive courses for organization leaders and entrepreneurs, AIM was in fourth place in growth, based on the business school survey.

It ranked sixth in Asia, and the 70th position globally, along with the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode.

For the Custom Executive Education ranking, which honors customized programs for organizations, AIM also had the sixth position in Asia, and secured the 89th place globally.

Further, the AIM also received a high satisfaction score from participants.

The Financial Times assesses business schools based on several criteria, including curriculum structure, the effectiveness of their instructional approaches, the expertise of their academic staff, the opportunities they provide for professional development, and the overall satisfaction of students with the program.

“AIM remains committed to empowering leaders and fostering relevant and sustainable programs in management and leadership. With a strong foundation and forward-looking vision, AIM is set to Lead, Inspire, and Transform the future of business and society,” the Philippine business school said in a statement. —Jamil Santos/LDF, GMA Integrated News