La Salle-URL manages to classify four of its programs in the ranking of the best business school programs 2023 published by Forbes magazine in Spain. The list identifies the most competitive business programs in the country based on the evaluation of the program offer and the prestige of the centers that teach the studies. All classified programs are taught by the La Salle International Faculty of Commerce and Digital Economy (FICEDLS).
- Master of Science in Project Management
In the category of 'Recent graduates and young professionals', the Master of Science in Project Management from La Salle-URL appears in eighth position. Forbes highlights the program for its "educational offer, quality and employability", while also highlighting the fact that it is taught in English and that it is accredited by the QS Stars Rating. Among the strengths of the studies, Forbes also points out that "100% of the students who take the program obtain an employment contract upon completion, with an average salary for their first job of €47,000".
- Program in Thought and Creativity
In the 'Executive Programs' category, the Program in Thought and Creativity from La Salle-URL appears in tenth position. Forbes talks about "the educational offer and the quality of teaching" and ensures that the course is intended for all people and professional sectors and is "an invitation to think seriously and deeply about the human condition." The list highlights the fact that the program is taught by the philosopher and writer Josep M. Esquirol.
- Master of Science in IT Management
In the category 'High direction', Forbes classifies in ninth position the Master of Science in IT Management from La Salle-URL, of which stands out the "quality of teaching, the educational offer and the qualification of the teaching staff" stand out.
- Executive MBA
In the 'MBA' category, the La Salle-URL Executive MBA appears in tenth position. Forbes highlights "the educational offer, the quality and qualification of the teaching staff" and that the program includes a two-week stage in Silicon Valley. In addition, he explains that the program trains "digital leaders who successfully run companies, capturing the value that digital transformation and innovation bring to businesses on a global scale."