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Business Education: Financial Training

The FT’s 2025 ranking of the top schools for financial education, alongside deep dives into key issues: finance grads target jobs outside banking roles, how to fix carbon reporting, arts school grads embrace entrepreneurship, and why business schools are redesigning their curriculums

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European schools perform strongly in ranking of masters in finance courses
ESCP of France tops the Financial Times’ 2025 table of pre-professional finance masters programmes
Juilliard students learn to balance art and accounts in a precarious world
Post‑pandemic, the performing arts school is embracing entrepreneurship — and a drive towards full tuition‑free access
Private equity outpaces banks in scramble for graduate talent
Buyout firms move early as investment banking hiring slows and masters in finance students look beyond traditional roles
Carbon reporting urgently needs fixing — here’s how to do it
A new approach based on widely accepted accounting principles can accurately measure emissions across even the most complex supply chain
Tomorrow’s financiers are learning to think like machines
Business schools are redesigning their curricula to produce graduates who interpret machine learning models, and make critical decisions in data-rich environments
Finance masters shift from idealism to pragmatism on under fire ESG
As political resistance and market demands reshape the landscape, business schools are recalibrating curricula to focus on material risk, regulation and financial performance

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