Executive Master of Business Administration programme achieves top 20 ranking in Asia-Pacific

This achievement underscores Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University’s commitment to delivering world-class education and leadership development.​

The Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programme is designed for experienced professionals seeking to enhance their leadership capabilities. With a curriculum that combines academic rigor with practical application, the programme prepares graduates to navigate complex business environments and drive organisational success.​

This ranking places Massey among an elite group of institutions recognised for their excellence in executive education. The rankings assess programmes based on factors such as employer reputation, alumni outcomes and diversity, providing prospective students with valuable insights into the quality and impact of EMBA offerings worldwide.​

EMBA student Anafe Quezon says the programme helps her to connect with new friends and expand her network to include experienced professionals.

“The EMBA programme helps me learn how to balance career, studies and family as a working professional. It broadened my horizon, boosted my confidence and most of all, the journey developed me, not only professionally but also personally. I believe this will open doors for me to executive positions and higher-level management."

Massey Business School Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Jonathan Elms says he’s proud of the programme's recognition.

“This ranking reflects our ongoing commitment to providing a transformative learning experience that equips leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in today’s dynamic business environment.”​

As the business landscape continues to evolve, Massey remains dedicated to providing innovative and relevant education that equips leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive. The EMBA programme's ranking reflects this ongoing commitment to excellence and its role in shaping the future of business leadership in the Asia-Pacific region.​