CEU Business School Executive MBA Program
The IMM (International Master's in Management) Program is a unique integrated degree-granting program of advanced study in management for experienced professionals who seek to obtain a master's degree in management while maintaining their full-time job responsibilities in their organizations. It is designed to accommodate the needs of executives with demanding schedules, and offers an alternative to the traditional part-time Executive MBA and to the usual „transplant" American MBA in Europe, both in its educational delivery system and in the international character of its student body, faculty, and residential sessions.
IMM is a joint venture of four top leading international business schools...
- Krannert Graduate School of Management, Purdue University, USA
- Tias Business School, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
- CEU Business School, Central European University, Hungary
- GISMA Business School, Germany
Designed for the Working Executive:
The Program’s schedule was developed to ensure maximum focus on campus but minimal disruption to your work.
The Program focuses on analytical techniques that are immediately applicable to the participants’ work setting. Case studies and on-the-job managerial situations are key components.
A Truly International Program:
IMM represents the most international executive MBA, with every aspect of the program being international: participants, campuses, faculty, curriculum, and degrees.
Participants attend six two-week residencies interspersed over an 18-month period. The residencies are held on the campuses of the partner institutions in the US, The Netherlands, Budapest and Hanover.
Continuous learning:
Learning and interaction can continue during off-campus time, thanks to the computer-based communication linkage between students and faculty.
Two MBA degrees:
When you complete the program, you will receive two master's degrees: an MBA from Purdue, and an MBA from either Tilburg or CEU.
The Program is fully accredited by the AACSB International (the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business).
How can you become one of the 60 international professionals to join the next IMM entering class?
