The Program for Management Development lasts a period of 5 months in total and is divided into four 1 week residential modules at the IESE campus, 2 held in Madrid, 1 in Barcelona and 1 in New York. In between these residential weeks, you will remain in constant contact with your faculty and academic community. This unique program structure allows participants to broaden their knowledge in an intensive learning environment without putting their careers and lifestyle on hold.
Dates
| Module 1: | February 1-5, 2010 (Madrid) |
| Module 2: | March 15-19, 2010 (Barcelona) |
| Module 3: | May 10-14, 2010 (New York) |
| Module 4: | June 28 - July 3, 2010 (Madrid) |
Teaching method:
The teaching methods are highly interactive and include case studies, discussions, simulations, presentations, and small-group learning activities and breakout sessions. The case method engages faculty and participants in an interactive process of analysis and in-depth discussion that facilitates problem solving and decision-making skills. It ensures that real life situations are discussed and real problems solved. Participants are encouraged to look both internally and externally at the way they operate and the complex and volatile market in which they compete. These two perspectives provide a focus for both professors and participants to establish a learning environment that will create value in every sense. All participants are encouraged to complete their "learning logs" daily, thus when they return to their companies they are equipped with a meaningful and tangible "take-home agenda."
Workload during residential modules:
You can expect to be fully occupied with classes, study and organized social activities during one entire program period. This means that you should try to leave any work responsibilities at the office. On average, you will spend eight hours each day at IESE dedicated to classes and small team work, normally attending four to five sessions a day. The rule of thumb is that each class or case study requires two hours' advance preparation time. One month prior to the start of the residential modules you will receive a package including pre-readings to give you time to prepare before the program starts.
Workload during distance learning modules:
The distance learning modules will consist of preparation for the next residential module, individual and collaborative team work. You can expect that this will take up on average four hours a week.
Applications for admission are accepted throughout the year and should be received at least two months prior to the program's start date. Due to limited class size, early application is encouraged. Late applications will be considered if space is still available in the program.
All complete applications for admission will be thoroughly reviewed by the program's Admissions Committee, which will be the sole judge of a candidate's qualifications to enter the program. Due to class size restraints and the need to have a balanced mixture of backgrounds, sometimes not all fully qualified applicants can be admitted to the program.
Applications should be mailed or faxed to:
Mrs. Idunn Jónsdóttir
Director of General Management Programs
International Executive Education
IESE Business School
Av. Pearson, 21
08034 Barcelona
Spain
Tel. +34 93 253 42 00
Fax: +34 93 253 43 43
e-mail: ijonsdottir@iese.edu
You may also apply online (PDF, 4171 Kb)
Mrs. Idunn Jónsdóttir
Director of General Management Programs
International Executive Education
IESE Business School
Tel. +34 93 253 42 00
Fax: +34 93 253 43 43
e-mail: ijonsdottir@iese.edu
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