INSEAD MBA Program Highlights

With campuses in France and Singapore, the culturally rich program unites business minds from over seventy countries. INSEAD also established an alliance with Wharton in 2004 and the cooperation between the two schools is getting stronger and more innovative each year.

Structure

The curriculum itself is general management in nature and lasts for 10 1/2 months and is divided into five eight-week periods. It calls for students to take 15 required courses and a minimum of seven electives. The electives are both advanced and relevant to current climates. Some recent additions include Developing Networks, Advertising & Social Media Strategy, and Entrepreneurial Strategies for Emerging Markets.

Diversity

This well-rounded cultural education comes from the fact that no one nationality represents more than 10% of the student body. In addition less than half of the students come from Western countries, so approaches to problem solving and collaboration are most provocative. 

Language Requirement

With its diverse campuses and emphasis on global affairs, it is understandable and beneficial that the program commits its student to knowing two languages upon arrival and being proficient in three by graduation.  

Dual Campuses

Both Fontainebleau and Singapore campuses are structured the same. Students who wish to switch campus midway through the program are most often accommodated. Additionally, students can study at Wharton for one semester and have free access to all Wharton classes and resources. 

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