Our purpose: Leading What Matters
We aim to reskill professionals so they can grow businesses and organisations that make a positive impact in our world.
Our mission is built on these pillars
Recognized as one of the best schools FOR the world
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best business schools in Europe European Business School Rankings Financial Times 2025#22
Worldwide Executive Education - Open programmes Financial Times 2026#41
Worldwide Masters in Management Financial Times 2026Image
Bibiana Camba
Director of International Development, EADA
The responsibility of business schools is to meet the challenges of the 21st century, addressing societal issues through responsible leadership.
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Federica Massa
Chief Sustainability Officer, EADA
Students at EADA are trained to address complex global challenges, including climate change, social inequality, and ethical governance.
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Jordi Diaz
Dean & Director General, EADA
Individuals need to reskill and upskill to face both current and future challenges.
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Ramon Noguera
Academic Director, EADA
In today’s world, businesses must not only be profitable but also act responsibly.
Featured news
Two rankings, two advances: EADA’s International MBA reaches #12 in Europe and #54 worldwide
The programme climbs five places in the Bloomberg ranking and 15 in LinkedIn’s Top MBA Programs 2026
EADA’s Master in Management: ranked among the world’s best by the Financial Times
The programme ranks 41st worldwide and stands out for graduate employability, career progress, salary increase and its focus on ESG and sustainability.
EADA’s Master in Finance Ranked Among the World’s Top 40 by Financial Times 2026
The programme ranks 36th worldwide in the Masters in Finance 2026 ranking and stands out for its strong employability outcomes and focus on sustainable finance
Events
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EADA Alumni Afterwork | Craftsmanship and Innovation: New Business Opportunities
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2026
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18:30h
EADA Business School + Online
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November
EADA Alumni Meetup Lisbon - From Innovation Ambition to Business Impact
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November
2026
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18:00h
Lisbon, Portugal