• YOU CAN ALSO OBTAIN A MASTER IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT FROM CEMS AT THE SAME TIME AS THE ESADE MASTER IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT, BY FOLLOWING A GIVEN STUDY ITINERARY AND TAKING PART IN AN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM.
  • Master in International Management
    + CEMS MIM
This combined program consists of five stages. From September to January, you follow the study itinerary of the ESADE Master in International Management:

Phase 1.
September 2009 - December 2009
The foundations of international management

Phase 2.
January 2010
Personal and professional development
Phase 3.
February 2010 - April 2010
CEMS Courses
Phase 4.
May 2010 - July 2010
International Internships (Research Project)
Phase 5.
September 2010 - December 2010
International CEMS MIM Exchange Program

Phase 3

During this module, you must take:
The CEMS Business Project
Business Projects are designed to be real-life learning experiences for participants. International student teams solve a company's true-to-life business problem in a consultancy-like project, while training in process management, management by results and team-building.
One CEMS core course
(to be chosen from the following)
. Cross Cultural Management
. Doing Business Globally
One CEMS elective
(to be chosen from ESADE electives)
CEMS courses build the bridge between university education and company activity. They are interactive in their teaching format, interdisciplinary in their analytical approach and international in their approach to complex business issues.

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Phase 4

The Research Project option requires you to carry out a supervised professional internship abroad.

Internship is an intercultural experience and must take place in a country other than your country of origin or that of the hosting institution. Internships provide you with a real-life professional learning experience, integrating you into an organization's culture and processes.

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Phase 5

In this module, you must complete the CEMS MIM program at one of the other universities making up the CEMS network . Courses to be taken on the exchange program are:
One block seminar
These intensive week-long block seminars focus on innovative management topics. Students from all CEMS institutions take part in these seminars, led by an international team of professors from various disciplines.

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Two CEMS core courses
(chosen from those offered by the host university)
Two CEMS electives
(chosen from those offered by the host university)
           
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