Ivey Business School’s MSc in Management programs have been ranked 64th globally in the Financial Times 2026 Masters in Management ranking, placing it as the #1 school in Canada and #2 overall in North America.
The result marks a significant gain for Ivey, which climbed 17 places from last year’s ranking. The upward movement reflects momentum across several measures, including career progress and aims achieved.
Among Ivey’s strongest results this year was international work mobility, where the School improved 16 places to 40th globally. The measure reflects reported movement in where alumni are working after graduation and also takes alumni citizenship into account.
Ivey also placed in the global top 50 for value for money, rising to 48th overall. This result is supported by growth in weighted salary, as the indicator compares alumni earnings against tuition and other costs.
Together, those results helped reinforce Ivey’s overall rise in the ranking and underscore the School’s position as a distinctive Canadian option in the global market for pre-experience master’s programs.
“Our MSc in Management is designed for recent graduates who want to accelerate their careers through a highly practical, pre-experience learning environment,” said Nicole Haggerty, Acting Dean at Ivey Business School. “The current environment demands the kinds of capabilities this program teaches. What sets Ivey apart is the combination of our case-method approach, close connection to real business challenges, and program streams that let students build specialized capabilities while developing the judgment, leadership, and global perspective employers are looking for.”
Ivey’s MSc in Management program is built around four distinct streams tailored to different student backgrounds, interests, and career goals: Digital Management (DM), Business Analytics (BA), International Business (IB), and International Business + CEMS MiM.
For more information on Ivey’s MSc in Management offerings check out: www.ivey.uwo.ca/msc/
