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QS Business Master's Rankings 2027: SKEMA stands out in supply chain and marketing
Four of SKEMA Business School’s master’s programs ranked in the top 15% worldwide in the 2027 QS rankings. The school achieved its highest positions in supply chain (20th globally) and marketing (25th globally).
In an increasingly competitive international landscape, SKEMA Business School has kept all four of its master’s programs near the top of the rankings. Published by Quacquarelli Symonds on September 16, the 2027 QS Business Master’s Rankings included the school’s programs in supply chain, marketing, management, and finance.
The MSc Global Supply Chain Management & Procurement delivered the strongest performance. It ranked 20th worldwide among 142 programs assessed, 11th in Europe, and fourth in France.
The program benefits from strong academic ties with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics). It stood out in particular for the diversity of its student body and faculty: QS ranked it first worldwide for gender balance and representation of nationalities.
Another strength is its graduates’ career progression and the program’s return on investment. On this indicator, the MSc ranked eighth worldwide, third in Europe, and second in France.
Marketing Master’s Ranks Among the World’s Top 25
SKEMA’s MSc International Marketing & Business Development ranked 25th worldwide among 213 programs and eighth in France.
Combining marketing and business development, the program equips students with both a strategic understanding of markets and strong practical business skills. It also ranked first worldwide for diversity, a criterion that measured international representation and gender balance among students and faculty.
These results highlight the growing importance of diversity and international exposure in rankings of business and management programs. SKEMA’s multicampus model is a key asset in both areas.
Finance and Management Programs Also Ranked
SKEMA’s Master in Management ranked 34th worldwide among 256 programs and sixth in France. QS also placed it second worldwide for diversity.
The program draws on the school’s international network, enabling students to build personalized academic pathways across SKEMA’s campuses on five continents and through its 200 partner universities.
The Master in Finance ranked 43rd worldwide among 285 programs and sixth in France. It also ranked first worldwide for diversity. The curriculum combines advanced financial expertise, the use of Bloomberg terminals, a strong focus on career readiness, and extensive international exposure.
