How to finance your master programme apart from personal savings? For INSEAD’s Executive Master in Finance (EMFin), there are various options such as INSEAD scholarships, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Scholarships and gaining your employer’s support to consider.

We followed recent Executive Master in Change Graduates on their 18-month journey as they discovered more about themselves and how to apply those discoveries to create more effective organisations.

To get a head start for a great management career in today’s business world, you need more than just a solid foundation in business. You will need an edge in both technology and people skills. To truly make an impact, you must also understand the world’s most pressing issues, and how business and society must innovate to be a force for good. And when you’re ready to take off, you must have a global community behind you that shares your values and gives you wings.

In September 2020 we welcomed the pioneering INSEAD Master in Management class on the beautiful Fontainebleau campus.

Hailing from all over the world and joining us with a wide range of backgrounds, they will embark on an innovative curriculum that will not only provide them with a solid foundation in business, but give them an edge in both technology and people skills, and shape their understanding of how business and society must innovate to be a force for good.

After six months on the Fontainebleau campus in France, we welcome the pioneering INSEAD Master in Management (MIM) Class to Singapore where a whole new experience awaits.

What exactly are the differences, advantages and disadvantages between an MBA and an Executive MBA (EMBA), and how do you know which programme would suit you best?

When you are surrounded by chaos, uncertainty, and doubt, what are the elements of your personality that you turn to in order to forge your path through resistance?