FT ranks Master’s in Finance as one of the world’s best

IUM’s MSc in Finance ranked among the best in the world by the Financial Times

The International University of Monaco (IUM) is delighted to announce that its Master of Science in Finance has been officially included in the Financial Times‘ “Masters in Finance” ranking, marking an important milestone in the university’s journey of academic and international excellence.

For its very first appearance in this benchmark global ranking, IUM’s MSc in Finance makes a striking entry at number 17ᵉ worldwide, testifying to the program’s quality, impact, and growing international reputation.

A top-level finance program recognized for its excellence

This remarkable result positions IUM’s MSc in Finance as one of the best in the world, according to the Financial Times’ rigorous evaluation criteria, including :

• Career progression and professional development for graduates
• International student mobility and the program’s multicultural environment
• Commitment to gender parity among students and teachers
• The strength of the IUM alumni network and support for professional integration
• High levels of satisfaction among students and alumni

Thanks to this diversified academic offering, the International University of Monaco continues to develop as an innovative and cosmopolitan academic hub in the heart of the Principality.

A growing reputation in global and Monegasque finance

Launched over 15 years ago, the IUM’s MSc in Finance now welcomes around 60 international students a year, and enjoys growing recognition both in international financial circles and in Monaco’s financial center, with which the IUM maintains close institutional relations.

The program’s upward trajectory to 2025 was also marked by a major academic victory: earlier this year, the IUM won the national final of the CFA Institute Research Challenge, beating the best French business schools in this prestigious competition.

Updated 21 October 2025