SDA Bocconi is the only Italian business school in the world's top 20 and one of the few in Europe, proving the quality of the Italian education system at the highest levels. This is according to QS Quacquarelli Symonds' yearly rankings, which are a global benchmark for higher education and business education. The results indicate the world's greatest venues for those training to lead enterprises. The QS Global MBA and Business Master's Rankings 2027 covers 65 countries and territories and analyzes the over 420 top global MBAs along with a series of highly sought-after specialized Business Master's Rankings: master's degrees in management, finance, marketing, business analytics, and supply chain management. In its essence, it assesses programs that offer strong connections to the workforce, positive career outcomes, and excellent value for money. SDA Bocconi (Milan) maintains its position as the best Italian business school, ranking 20th in the world and ninth in Europe. It is tied for first place in the world for Return on Investment (score 100) and moves up 13 places to 21st for Entrepreneurship and Alumni Outcomes. The POLIMI Graduate School of Management in Milan advances six spots to 59th globally and 25th in Europe. LUISS Business School in Rome jumps five ranks to 90th internationally, including a jump of 54 spots in Thought Leadership. The United States occupies the top four slots in the MBA rankings, with MIT (Sloan) number one in the world for the first time.