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Craig
Marsh, Director of the Theseus-EDHEC MBA
- February 7, 2006
The Theseus
- EDHEC Full Time MBA programme will, from
the September 2006 intake, introduce a new
feature to the curriculum: - international
visits. Participants will be given the opportunity
to travel abroad, for up to a week at a
time, to witness at first hand companies
which have developed radical ways of responding
to the challenges of managing knowledge
effectively. Comprising meetings at senior
level, and the opportunity to spend time
on the ground' in the chosen organisations,
the visits will create a strong link between
the theoretical parts of the academic programme,
and the practical experience of managers
in the day to day world of managing knowledge
workers.
An essential
aspect of these visits will be their international
flavour. The Theseus-EDHEC MBA has an entirely
international faculty, and a class containing
on average 16 nationalities. The visits
will be an opportunity to reinforce this
international culture by taking place in
any country in the world that represents
a learning opportunity for the class.
The company
visits will complement the other key aspects
of the MBA programme, which give participants
the chance to practise what they have learned
in the classroom: - the consulting projects,
which last for nearly 8 weeks and which
deliver real-world solutions to a client's
strategic problems, and the in - house incubator,
which allows the MBA class to follow teams
of entrepreneurs as they build their own
companies.
The Theseus-EDHEC
MBA programme is one of the 7 reputed international
post-graduate programmes that are offered
by EDHEC Business School. These programmes
are open to graduate students from all over
the world and contain more than 50 different
nationalities in their student body. This
diversity, in addition to the fact that
EDHEC Business School has France's largest
offer of programmes taught entirely in the
English language, makes EDHEC one of the
top internationally-oriented Business Schools
in Europe.
Article
reproduced by permission of EDHEC
Business School
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