Ten master's degrees from the University of Navarra are among the best in their field in Spain, according to the latest ranking of postgraduate programs published today by "El Mundo". The newspaper analyzes the opinions of more than 800 experts and lists the 250 best programs, selected from more than 1,000 degrees offered by universities and other centers.

Of the ten master's degrees included this year, five occupy first place. This is the Master's Degree in Research, Development and Innovation of Medicines, from the Faculty of Pharmacy, which leads once again this year in the specialty of Pharmacy. With more than 25 editions, the ranking highlights that 100% of its students get a job in the first six months, in pharmaceutical laboratories, in the Spanish Medicines Agency or in research centers.

Likewise, the European Master's Degree in Nutrition and Metabolism (E-MENU) tops the ranking in the area of Food. The newspaper refers to the completion of the Master's thesis in different European universities, such as Bordeaux or Maastricht.

The Master's in Political and Corporate Communication, which includes a one-week stay in Brussels, one month in Washington and three months in the city where the internship is assigned, and the Master's in Educational and Psychological Intervention, which provides, according to this study, "rigorous training in the field of psycho-educational intervention", also remain in the top positions.            

In addition, the ISEM's Master's in Fashion Management, a "unique executive master's degree" in this field, with professors from IESE, other centers of the University of Navarra and prestigious international schools, ranked first in Spain.

In second place in the ranking are the Master's Degree in Architectural Design, the Master's Degree in Communication Business Management and the Master's Degree in Business Law. Finally, the Master's Degree in Tax Consultancy is in third place in its specialty, and in fourth place, climbing one place, is the Master's Degree in Economics and Finance.

IESE's Contribution to Management Development Worldwide

"El Mundo" also includes a complete guide to MBAs, highlighting IESE's Full-Time MBA, Executive MBA and Global Executive MBA programs. The newspaper notes that, almost 60 years after its founding, the school has more than 40,000 alumni from more than 100 countries and campuses in Barcelona, Madrid, Munich, New York and Sao Paulo. With programs in Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia, taught by professors from more than 30 countries, its contribution to the development of business management on the African continent, where it has established three new business schools, stands out.