Professional Subscriptions
Educational Institutions
A practical way for educational institutions to incorporate current
affairs and an international perspective into their curriculums.
Free standard access
Secondary education
Free standard access to the FT
for 16-19 year-old students.
Includes the following features:
- Unlimited standard access
- Free copy of 'Road to Riches' board game
- Curated, weekly newsletter for secondary schools
- Customised news feeds
- Virtual reading lists
- FirstFT and weekly quizzes
- Integration with learning systems
Free for all 16-19 year-old
students and school staff
Higher education
Paid-for premium access to the FT for
universities and business schools.
Includes the following features:
- Up to 67.5% discount on standard rates
- Unlimited premium access
- App and epaper access
- Customised news feeds
- Virtual reading lists
- FirstFT and weekly quizzes
- Portfolio management tools
Price based on size of student
population and type of institution
Our education pricing model is tailored to meet the needs of universities and business schools, and has been refined in recent years in response to feedback from our customers. We offer all academic institutions a 67.5% discount per reader and there are four scenarios which determine the price.
Business school only
For business schools who want to provide access to postgraduate business school students.
Price based on:
15% of students studying a business related postgraduate course.
Key benefit:
Fixed pricing relative to the size of the business school.
University only
For universities who want to provide access to all undergraduates and faculty excluding their business school.
Price based on:
Total number of students and faculty.
Key benefit:
Fixed pricing relative to the size of the university.
Business school + University
For universities who want to provide access to all undergraduates and faculty including their business school.
Price based on:
25% of students and faculty + 15% of postgraduate business school students.
Key benefit:
Pricing weighted towards students studying postgraduate business related courses.
Small group
For universities or business schools who only want to provide access to a defined number of students and/or faculty.
Price based on:
Number of individuals.
Key benefit:
Fixed pricing based on a defined number of individuals.
1,000+ leading education institutions
value the FT’s global intelligence
Our goal as educators is to make that link between scholarship and the real world for our students, and the Financial Times is our vehicle for doing that.
Associate Dean of Graduate Programs, George Washington University
Improve student understanding
Students and educational institutions benefit hugely from a globalised curriculum. Teaching can no longer afford to be localised with the world increasingly connected.
80% of the world's top 20 universities
have an FT Group Subscription.
Source: Financial Times
A suite of learning tools
A global perspective can add real value to a faculty member’s classes, as it grounds the class theories in reality. Couple this with the ability to create reading lists through FT.com, and staff can quickly and easily construct a list of extra reading to amplify a student’s understanding of the real world.
Leverage our award-winning journalism
Stay informed, spot emerging risks and seize opportunities with our global reporting and expert commentary.
FT Professional equips businesses, governments and education institutions across the globe, with award-winning journalism, as well as specialist resources and tools to help inform better strategic and commercial decisions.
Authoritative news coverage
With the Financial Times, curricula is greatly enhanced with high-quality, unbiased news that complements study with real-life scenarios. Staff can bolster their teachings and improve student understanding with up-to-date examples from a trusted news source.
Using the FT as part of a Professional Subscription on a daily basis during my MSc year at SKEMA has proved to be very powerful. It provides you with everything you need to acquire a good culture of both the financial markets and the key forces which shape the daily news. It gives me more granularity regarding financial assets and market deals, something definitely helpful when coming to an interview.
Student, SKEMA Business School