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RUSSIA
MOSCOW SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SKOLKOVO
The home base will be the campus of the SKOLKOVO Moscow School of Management, one of the most impressive places in the world of business education. Here, seven of the modules will take place, taught by top international professors. Moscow is also the venue where your cross-modular course on leadership will get kick-started.
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CHINA
HKUST BUSINESS SCHOOL
The modules in China will be held at HKUST Business School, the programme’s second home. Over the past decade the joint Executive MBA programmes of HKUST have become benchmarks in management education and for many years ranked the no. 1 in the global ratings of Financial Times. The professors of HKUST represent a special opportunity to understand the economies and business systems of China and the Far East.
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CHINA
TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
Deep dive into China’s capital city, the General Management module will be delivered by China’s #1 University - Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management (Tsinghua SEM). As the first executive education platform in China with an international background, Tsinghua SEM has been adhering to “a global strategy and an international vision” in developing its curricula over the years. Since its founding in 1911, Tsinghua has educated some of the most prominent Chinese leaders in politics, business, academia, and culture, including two Nobel Prize winners.
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USA
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
Innovation is one of the three pillars of the EMBA for Eurasia programme. That is why we visit Silicon Valley and Haas School of Business, University of California Berkeley, where the module on entrepreneurship will take place.
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SWITZERLAND
UNIVERSITY OF ST. GALLEN
To understand the Western section of Eurasia we immerse ourselves in a five-day module at the University of St.Gallen in Switzerland, the world’s most innovative country according to Global Innovation Index. We will delve into the reasons for the country’s wealth and innovation capabilities by meeting local technology and finance firms, and the proverbial 'hidden champions.'
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KAZAKHSTAN
NAZARBAYEV UNIVERSITY
Kazakhstan is at the core of Eurasia and where Belt and Road Initiative was launched in 2013. The country is an open business hub in Central Asia and students will take a module at Nazarbayev University and get to know key companies, stakeholders and policies of the new Silk Road.
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ISRAEL
TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY
Israel is an economy thriving on innovation and new ventures. Students will study at Coller School of Management of Tel-Aviv University for a week to attain an inside view of the system, culture and personalities behind the “Start-up Nation”.
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CHINA
HKUST BUSINESS SCHOOL
The modules in China will be held at HKUST Business School, the programme’s second home. Over the past decade the joint Executive MBA programmes of HKUST have become benchmarks in management education and for many years the ranked no. 1 in the global ratings of Financial Times. The professors of HKUST represent a special opportunity to understand the economies and business systems of China and the Far East.
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SWITZERLAND
UNIVERSITY OF ST. GALLEN
To understand the Western section of Eurasia we immerse ourselves in a five-day module at the University of St.Gallen in Switzerland, the world’s most innovative country according to Global Innovation Index. We will delve into the reasons for the country’s wealth and innovation capabilities by meeting local technology and finance firms, and the proverbial 'hidden champions.'
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ISRAEL
TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY
Israel is an economy thriving on innovation and new ventures. Students will study at Coller School of Management of Tel-Aviv University for a week to attain an inside view of the system, culture and personalities behind the “Start-up Nation”.
