CEMS- The Global Alliance in Management Education, is a strategic alliance of B-Schools, Multi-National Companies and Social Partners around the globe.
What is it?
CEMS
Master in International Management (MIM) is a whole network includes 31 top B-Schools, 70 highly performing multinational companies, and there are also 5 NGOs dedicated to providing the most effective form of Management Education.
What do we learn?
- The MIM curriculum ensures 5 major learning outcomes- Business Embeddedness, Internationalism, Reflective Critical Thinking, Comprehensive Leadership, and Internationalism.
- They ensure that all the member schools teach the program in almost a similar fashion. So as to inculcate these learning objectives into their students.
What is the role of partner companies?
- The partner multinational companies come into picture by providing the students with internships and recruitments. Which help expand their learning opportunities and expose them to in-depth market functioning and processes.
- Facebook, Google, Bain & Company, Deloitte, H&M, Microsoft and Vodafone are to name a few of the partners.
What are the program highlights?
- CEMS MIM was ranked #5 by the Financial Times in 2015.
- Ranked #4 and #5 for International Exposure and International Mobility respectively, again by Financial Times.
- Students get to study across the world in up to 3 different campuses.
- The alliance has one Student Association in each country, 30 in total.
- Exchange programs in 50 countries with 250+ partner universities.
Which all are the member schools?
School | Country | City |
Aalto University School of Business | Finland | Helsinki |
Bocconi University | Italy | Milan |
Copenhagen Business School | Denmark | Frederiksberg |
Corvinus Business School | Hungary | Budapest |
ESADE Business School | Spain | Sant Cugat del Vallès |
Escola de Administração de Empresas | Brazil | São Paulo |
Graduate School of Management | Russia | St.Petersburg |
HEC Paris | France | Jouy-en-Josas |
HKUST Business School | Hong Kong, China | Hong Kong |
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta | India | Kolkata |
Ivey Business School | Canada | London |
Keio University | Japan | Tokyo |
Koç University Graduate School of Business | Turkey | Istanbul |
Korea University Business School | South Korea | Seoul |
Louvain School of Management | Belgium | Louvain-La-Neuve |
National University of Singapore | Singapore | Singapore |
Norwegian School of Economics | Norway | Bergen |
Nova School of Business and Economics | Portugal | Lisboa |
Rotterdam School of Management | Netherlands | Rotterdam |
Stockholm School of Economics | Sweden | Stockholm |
The London School of Economics and Pol. Science | United Kingdom | London |
The University of Sydney Business School | Australia | Sydney |
Tsinghua University School of Economics | China | Beijing |
UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School | Ireland | County Dublin |
Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez | Chile | Santiago |
University of Cologne | Germany | Cologne |
University of Economics, Prague | Czech Republic | Prague |
University of St.Gallen | Switzerland | St.Gallen |
Warsaw School of Economics | Poland | Warsaw |
WU (Vienna University of Economics & Business) | Austria | Wien |
What are the students exposed to?
- International learning experience
- Being a part of the top universities across the globe
- Theoretical learning based on state-of-the-art research outcomes
- Practical knowledge via MNCs
- A valuable networking opportunity with some greatest minds worldwide
What are the requirements to be eligible for the program?
- The student needs to enroll for an MSc program in a member school before starting the MIM program.
- Applicants should have received a Bachelor’s in Management or Economics or a related field. Else you should have successfully completed a one year full-time Masters in any of these fields.
- For those who don’t have English as their mother tongue, or lack a degree issued by an English speaking institution, a TOEFL/IELTS qualification is mandatory.