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INSEAD prides itself in having a world-class faculty, close links to the international business community and a participative teaching style. Our Executive Master in Finance (EMFin) combines these characteristics with a tailored programme that will hone your leadership and management skills as well as deepen your knowledge of the sector.
Launched in 2001, the alliance between Wharton and INSEAD enables students to spend one period at Wharton business school, located on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus in Philadelphia. Students can take electives at Wharton, either during period 4 or 5 (December class) or period 4 only (July class).
INSEAD Executive Education Online Programmes for individuals and organisations. Discover INSEAD's world-leading blend of synchronous, human interaction, cutting-edge technology and rigorous, evidence-based learning experiences - anywhere,
The dual-degree Tsinghua-INSEAD Executive MBA (TIEMBA) provides an additional option for experienced executives. In partnership with one of the world's great universities in Beijing, Tsinghua University, this modular dual-degree programme (ranked third in the Financial Times Global Executive MBA rankings in 2018) develops an in-depth understanding of business in China, from both international ...
He will share his recent strategy refresh at INSEAD, including global updates and how you, our valued alumni, play a crucial role in advancing our school’s mission. Francisco will be joined by Ms Lim Chwee Foon, MBA’98D, INSEAD Board member. Kindly note that this is by invitation only event and registration will close on 27 July.
Tuition fees for the August 2024 Intake: €99,500 Tuition fees for the January 2025 Intake: €103,500 The fees are payable by instalments. Tuition fees cover all printed course materials, access to the INSEAD library, access to on-campus information technology services, language tuition and testing*, student council fees, gym access, business cards, printing and health insurance.
A Bridge Between Asia and the Rest of the World. In 1999, INSEAD took a bold step to differentiate itself from other business schools: it opened a campus in Asia and became the first business school to have two full-fledged campuses with permanent faculty - one in Europe, the other in Asia.
