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Best Universities for Finance in Europe

Updated: February 29, 2024

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Below is a list of best universities in Europe ranked based on their research performance in Finance. A graph of 23.7M citations received by 1.32M academic papers made by 1,190 universities in Europe was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

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2. University of Cambridge

3. London School of Economics and Political Science

4. University College London

5. University of Amsterdam

6. Erasmus University Rotterdam

7. University of Manchester

8. Catholic University of Leuven

9. University of Warwick

10. Imperial College London

11. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich

12. Tilburg University

13. University of Nottingham

14. London Business School

15. University of Groningen

16. University of Edinburgh

17. University of Zurich

18. Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main

19. Aarhus University

20. Delft University of Technology

21. University of Southampton

22. Utrecht University

23. University of Leeds

24. Bocconi University

25. Stockholm University

26. University of Birmingham

27. University of Bologna

28. University of Sheffield

29. Copenhagen Business School

30. King's College London

31. Durham University

32. Lund University

33. Free University Amsterdam

34. University of Copenhagen

35. University of Sussex

36. University of Reading

37. University of Bristol

38. Sapienza University of Rome

39. Lancaster University

40. Technical University of Munich

41. Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

42. University of Glasgow

43. Ghent University

44. Maastricht University

45. University of Bonn

46. University of Vienna

47. University of Strathclyde

48. University of Padua

49. Pierre and Marie Curie University

50. City, University of London

51. Stockholm School of Economics

52. Cardiff University

53. University of St. Gallen

54. Leiden University

55. Uppsala University

56. Polytechnic University of Milan

57. University of York

58. Newcastle University

59. University of Lisbon

60. Catholic University of Louvain

61. University College Dublin

62. University of Exeter

63. University of Munich

64. University of Hamburg

65. University of Oslo

66. Wageningen University

67. Moscow State University

68. University of Leicester

69. University of East Anglia

70. University of Helsinki

71. Queen Mary University of London

72. RWTH Aachen University

73. University of Bath

74. Loughborough University

75. Norwegian University of Science and Technology

76. University of Mannheim

77. KTH Royal Institute of Technology

78. University of Essex

79. Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

80. Autonomous University of Barcelona

81. University of Liverpool

82. University of Valencia

83. Free University of Brussels

84. University of Cologne

85. Free University of Berlin

86. Eindhoven University of Technology

87. University of London

88. Pompeu Fabra University

89. Humboldt University of Berlin

90. Carlos III University, Madrid

91. Vienna University of Economics and Business

92. University of Twente

93. University of Antwerp

94. University of Gothenburg

95. Radboud University

96. Brunel University London

97. Heidelberg University - Germany

98. Athens University of Economics and Business

99. University of Milan

100. Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin

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The program promotes the pursuit of academic excellence providing an intellectual environment and a curriculum comparable with the top PhD programs in Europe and North America. The PhD program operates at the four Swiss Finance Institute campuses: Léman (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, the University of Geneva, and the University of Lausanne), Lugano (Università della Svizzera italiana), St. Gallen (the University of St. Gallen), and Zurich (the University of Zurich).

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Welcome to the University of Lausanne and thank you for your interest in pursuing a PhD in Finance at our school. A PhD in Finance is an exciting and life-changing experience. This is to provide you with some background information on our PhD program. Finance, as an academic discipline, studies 1) the determination of prices and trading of stocks, bonds and other financial securities 2) the investment, financing and governance of firms 3) the functioning and regulation of the financial intermediation system.

Our doctoral studies, internationally recognized, are jointly operated across Switzerland’s leading universities and under the umbrella of the Swiss Finance Institute (http://www.swissfinanceinstitute.ch). The Swiss Finance Institute PhD Program operates at the three Swiss Finance Institute campuses in Lausanne/Geneva (Léman), Lugano, and Zurich. When you enter the Finance PhD program at the University of Lausanne, you automatically belong to the SFI’s Léman campus. The PhD program in Finance has a single target: To create scientists in the discipline of Finance pursuing a career in renowned academic and research institutions.

The PhD program in Finance is geared towards the pursuit of academic excellence. It aims at providing an intellectual environment and a curriculum comparable with the top PhD programs in Europe and North America. Students are recruited from an international candidate pool with highly competitive admission and solely merit-based selection. Applicants should have a strong interest in research activities and the desire to pursue an academic career or to continue their career doing research in Finance within the public or private sector. The PhD program in Finance at the University of Lausanne has a proven track record in placing students at the most prestigious international institutions. Recent placements include assistant professorships at UCLA Anderson School of Management, London School of Economics, Boston University, The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, and Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester, among others.

The Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Lausanne is one of the leading research-oriented and fully accredited business institutions in Europe. With about 60 full time faculty members and a long list of doctoral alumni, the expertise of our faculty, coupled with our excellent computer and library resources, provide opportunities for specialization matched by few others in Europe. In the University of Dallas rankings, which capture publications in top business journals, our school is being ranked 8th in Europe. Our objective is to make sure that we can keep up with these good records, and keep improving our research production in major outlets. Our PhD program takes an important role in that mission and, therefore, it constitutes a strategic part for our school.

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Dealer Networks

Dan Li, Norman Schürhoff , Journal of Finance (forthcoming) , 2018

Agency Conflicts around the world

Erwan Morrelec, Boris Nikolov, Norman Schürhoff , Review of Financial Studies (forthcoming) , 2018

Equity Misvaluation and Default Options

Assaf Eisdorfer, Amit Goyal, Alexei Zhdanov, Journal of Finance (forthcoming) , 2018

Cross-Sectional and Time-Series Tests of Return Predictability: What is the Difference?

Amit Goyal, Narasimhan Jegadeesh, Review of Financial Studies (forthcoming) , 2018

Dynamic Corporate Liquidity

Boris Nikolov, Lukas Schmid, Roberto Steri, Journal of Financial Economics (forthcoming) , 2018

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By earning a Master in Business Administration (MBA) with an emphasis on finance, graduates gain specialized knowledge and skills within the financial sector, which may help them to find a highly skilled career. Students may be able to obtain an MBA in Finance in about two years’ time.

In all, there are over 4000 Higher Education Institutions in Europe offering a wide range of courses at Bachelor, Masters and Doctorate level. With more and more of these organizations offering English as the language of education for at least some of their degree programs, universities in Europe are now of higher quality than ever before. Universities in Europe offer a friendly welcome to foreign students and to give a course of knowledge that meets their profession needs in today’s global demand.

Requirements for the PhD program often involve the student having already obtained a Master’s degree. Additionally, a thesis or dissertation primarily consisting of original academic research must be submitted. In some countries, this work may even need to be defended in front of a panel.

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# Figure in brackets refers to data from a separate joint programme for schools with more than one degree that was ranked or placed outside the final table. 

† For Masters in Management, salary increase in the three years from completion to now. For MBA/EMBA, the average difference in alumni salary is between before the degree and now, three years after completion. 

‡ Faculty data are provided for information — taken from the most recent survey for a published ranking that the school took part in, which is the MBA, EMBA or Masters in Management 2023. 

* School was ranked outside the final table in 2023 for MBA, Executive Education, EMBA or Masters in Management. 

** School participated in this ranking on the basis of a joint programme. Underlying score based on proportion of total score.

Some 160 points separate the top programme, at the HEC Paris, from the school ranked 90. The schools are divided into four tiers. Business schools in tiers l and ll score above the average for the cohort, and tiers lll and lV are below it. The difference in scores between schools ranked consecutively is greater within tiers l and lV than in tiers ll and lll. Tier l includes 9 schools from HEC Paris to Essec Business School. Tier ll includes schools from EMLyon Business School, ranked 10th, to Tias Business School in 38th position. Tier lll, headed by BI Norwegian Business School spans schools ranked 39 to 77. Tier lV includes schools from University of Amsterdam in 78th place to DCU Business School at 90.

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Studying for a degree in accounting and finance may not exactly be the most glamorous way to spend your university years, with many students favouring business and management degrees as a way to get into a high-paid career in banking or finance.

However, both accounting and finance are a good way to get a lucrative job working on Wall Street or in the City of London, and count many well-known figures in the world of finance as graduates.

Every year, education company QS produces a comprehensive ranking of the world's best universities, broken down  by region and subject. QS's latest ranking was released in March , and it includes some interesting data about which universities provide the best education in the sphere of accounting and finance.

A university's ranking is based on the institution's reputation with academics and employers, and the number of research citations the school gets per paper published in a specific discipline — in this case, accounting and finance. They're tallied, and each university given a score out of 100.

Predictably, many of the highest ranked institutions are in the USA, but European universities held their own, despite generally having far less money than their transatlantic cousins. Business Insider decided to take a look at which European institutions performed the best.

You can check out the highest-ranked universities in Europe for getting a degree in accounting and finance below. Overall scores are in brackets.

=13. (50) University of Edinburgh: 74.6 — As a city, Edinburgh has produced some of the world's greatest monetary thinkers, including the father of modern economics, Adam Smith. It's no surprise then that the university's accounting and finance degrees are amongst the best in Europe. Sir David Tweedie, a member of the Accounting Hall of Fame (yes, it exists) is an alumnus of the university.

=13. (50) University of Amsterdam: 74.6 — Amsterdam's accounting and finance degrees are the second best in the Netherlands, according to QS. Notable alumni of the university include several Dutch and Belgian prime ministers, and former Dutch finance minister Wim Duisenberg.

12. (44) Imperial College London: 78.0 — Imperial is probably best known for its degrees in subjects like engineering, material science, and physics, but the university's accounting and finance degrees are also pretty good. It has climbed two places in QS' overall ranking from 46th in 2016 to 44th now.

11. (43) Erasmus University Rotterdam: 78.5 — Erasmus is the best-ranked university for accounting and finance in the Netherlands. It's home of the Tinbergen Institute, named for 1969 Nobel laureate Jan Tinbergen, who worked at the school. This year the university's finance degrees scored particularly highly in the citations categories.

10. (41) University of Warwick: 79.3 — Despite being the tenth best university in Europe for accounting and finance, there are five universities in the UK ranked above Warwick by QS. However, the university is still a pretty great place to study, and its business school has produced numerous famous financial alumni, including the former IMF European chief Reza Moghadam, and the CFO of Rolls-Royce, David Smith.

9. (40) Copenhagen Business School: 79.6 — Far and away Denmark's best provider of accounting and finance degrees, Copenhagen Business School scored particularly highly in the citations category. The university was also ranked as the 13th best in the world for business and management, according to QS.

8. (37) HEC Paris School of Management: 79.9 — Located in the southern suburbs of Paris, HEC is France's second best ranked university in this field. QS scored it highly for both academic and employer reputations.

7. (27) Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi: 81.1 — Officially Italy's best university for studying accounting and finance, Bocconi, located is located in Milan. It has produced a whole host of well-known alumni, including former Italian prime minister Mario Monti, Harvard professors, and CEOs at major Italian companies.

6. (22) INSEAD: 82.9 — France's best university for finance degrees also has campuses in Singapore and Abu Dhabi, but its the Fontainebleau campus that makes this list. It falls one place from 2015's global rankings, despite an employer reputation score of 88.3 from QS. Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam attended the university in the 1980s.

5. (19) University of Manchester: 84.2 — Every one of the top 5 accounting and finance degrees in Europe is provided by a UK university, with Manchester rounding out the top 5. The university scored particularly highly in the citations category of QS' ranking.

4. (9) london business school: 88.8 — as a solely postgraduate focused business university, it isn't surprising that lbs scores so highly in qs' accounting and finance category. famous alumni include former hsbc ceo dyfrig john, and the ceos of numerous other ftse 100 companies. the school was 2nd overall in qs' ranking for business and management..

3. (7) University of Cambridge: 90.0 — With an overall score of 90 from QS, Cambridge's accounting and finance degrees are the third best in Britain, and in Europe. It scored relatively lowly in the citations category, but obtained a nearly perfect score for employer reputation.

2. (5) University of Oxford: 91.9 — Oxford wins the Oxbridge battle when it comes to accounting and finance, thanks in large part to a perfect score of 100 in the employer reputation category, as well as a very high academic reputation score.

1. (4) London School of Economics and Political Science: 92.8 — Just as it did with economics degrees, the LSE comes out on top in Europe when it comes to accounting and finance, according to QS. Every year hundreds of LSE graduates go on to work for some of the world's most prestigious accountancy firms like Deloitte, EY, and KPMG.

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European business schools dominate the Financial Times Master in Finance Rankings in 2023—here are the world's best masters in finance programs

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2023 marks the first year ESCP Business School has secured the top spot after placing second in the ranking for five years in a row. 

French business schools have retained their dominance in the Master in Finance rankings, which lists the best 55 pre-experience Master in Finance degrees (MiF) worldwide. Out of the top 10, five programs are all based in France, including HEC Paris, ESSEC Business School, Skema Business School. and EDHEC Business School. 

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ESCP Business School has nudged its way to the top spot of the FT's Master in Finance ranking, switching places with HEC Paris after an 11 year stint in first place. 

This is due to the school ranking first for its careers services and alumni network as well as 96% of its alumni respondents citing that they have achieved their aims since graduating. 

Master in Finance graduate salaries are also important to the rankings, holding the highest weighting of 16%. On average, graduates from the ESCP Business School Master in Finance program go on to earn an impressive salary of $158,176 three years after graduating. That's a 63% increase compared with their previous earnings. 

The highest average salary however is earned by graduates from China's Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management with the figure sitting at a hugely impressive $205,387. This year, Tsinghua has risen to fifth place after placing seventh in 2022. It is also the only non-European in the top 10.

HEC Paris, ranked second, also boasts impressive salary stats with a 120% salary increase, the highest on the list. This equals an average of $175,703 three years after graduating. 

Beyond the top 10, Europe continues to lead the way in the MiF rankings. Of the top 20 programs, 17 are European, with the remaining spots held by three Chinese schools including Peking University Guanghua and Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance at SJTU who placed second and third respectively for highest salaries. 

The University of St Gallen in Switzerland has also risen in the ranks from 14 th to sixth place this year. 

However, the school that has climbed the most—by 11 places—is ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics and Management, now placing 23 rd . 

Just five US programs appear in the rankings. The highest is a new entrant, the University of Southern California: Marshall, placing 31 st . 

MIT Sloan is notably missing from the ranking after placing ninth in 2022. 

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Based on the FT’s ranking metrics, the best Masters in Finance programs in the world for overall salary three years on from graduation are Tsinghua, where graduates earn $205,387. This is followed by Peking University: Guanghua where grads earn $191,477 and Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance at SJTU where the figure stands at $186,161. 

The top school for salary in Europe is HEC Paris. 

The FT ranks Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI) top for career progression, followed by Warwick Business School and ESCP. For the fifth time in a row, ESCP’s career service ranks higher than any other school. 

The surveys of graduates also revealed that bettering their career opportunities was one of the primary reasons for embarking on a master’s program, as well as increased salaries. 

In terms of the diversity of the Master in Finance cohort, the FT credits business schools for the number of women and international students. The University of Oxford: Said soared to the top with 100% international students. The school has also achieved gender parity with 56% female student on its MiF program. 

However, the highest number of female MiF students can be found at another UK business school, Durham University Business School which has 63%. 

For the first time this year, the Financial Times credits schools for transparency on their carbon emissions and net zero targets. SDA Bocconi in Milan ranks first followed by IE in Madrid and Rotterdam School of Management. 

The top business school for value for money is the University of St Gallen. 

The FT’s MiF rankings are calculated based on survey responses from alumni who graduated pre-experience programs three years ago, along with school data. Alumni responses make up 58% of each school's score, with school data constituting the remaining 42%. 

Schools are ranked using 16 different categories, broadly covering areas including salary and career progression, diversity, international opportunities, and faculty expertise. 

The FT also usually ranks the best post-experience programs based on graduate respondents from later in their careers. However, this year there was insufficient data.

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