“Leadership is both science and art. It is so intangible and abstract just like the air, yet such an incredibly critical force that holds ambitious endeavours together like gravity.”
Hear from Cecily Liu, MBA 21’J on how she forged leadership skills throughout her INSEAD experience.
Read about the power of the INSEAD community via partnerships between MBA alumni: Venture Capital firm White Star Capital invested $50 million in Flash Coffee, a tech-enabled coffee chain in Southeast Asia.
What is the MBA culture like at INSEAD? Some would say “diverse”. But what does diversity really mean? Certainly, it’s more than just gathering people of different identities, nationalities, and work backgrounds.
In this video, four students explain what diversity means to them.
“Things like managing priorities, researching, managing self and group work, engaging with wider audiences, looking inwards, and unlearning things that held me back are examples of enablers in this journey.” Read more from Laith Najjar, current GEMBA Middle East participant, in his blog.
In this video, five MBA students talk about why they picked INSEAD to advance their careers and change their lives. The MBA Experience is a three-part video series that explores our intense and life-changing 10-month MBA programme from the perspective of our students.
Discover more about the programme from our participants as they share why they chose INSEAD’s GEMBA, their class experience, diversity within the cohort and tips for future participants.
Students come to the INSEAD MBA programme looking to transform their careers. But the transformation they experience is not always what they imagined. The curriculum, as well as their exposure to different people and activities, opens career possibilities they haven’t previously considered.
It was supposed to be “just” a Macroeconomics class covering concepts such as GDP, Inflation and National Income. However, it was much more; it was an invitation for us to engage in a constructive thinking, which would help us link the concepts in the course curriculum to the real world.” Hear from Renata Santos, TIEMBA participant, on how one class helped her to recognize the impact of professors on our lives.
The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated how necessary career agility is in today’s workplace. Many workers all over the world had to adapt to working from home, and with that shift, came changing relationships to their professional networks and industry goals.
See how pursuing an EMBA now can help to prepare you for the new normal. – https://inse.ad/EMBA-new-normal