INSEAD

INSEAD, a privately funded, independent European business school was founded in 1957, three months after the treaty of Rome. Located in Fontainebleau near Paris and Singapore, INSEAD has been certified by EQUIS and AMBA. With a variety of programs, the school outshines the other business schools in the country. It began its first program on Asian business in 1974 and PhD program in 1989. The launch of Singapore MBA class in January 2000 with 53 students from around 26 countries was the turning point of INSEAD, which soon expanded into a well-known institution, which provides world-class education. After the announcement of INSEAD-Wharton Alliance in May 2001, INSEAD's resources were combined with those of Wharton's campuses in Philadelphia and San Francisco.

The one-year MBA program with dual campus learning environment makes it different from other business schools. The INSEAD Executive MBA Program (EMBA) is focused on the working people who are ambitious and are willing to boost their career.

A new dual degree EMBA program launched jointly by Tsinghua University and INSEAD combines international business education with an Asia focus. This is considered as the first program of its kind in the world. Its well-established PhD program is conducted with research in areas of specialization such as Decision Sciences, Finance, Marketing, Organizational Behavior, Production and Operations Management, and Strategy and Management and offers education similar to that of most American schools. INSEAD's Singapore campus and the INSEAD-Wharton Alliance helps to open new possibilities in the Doctoral program for accessing additional resources in Asia, North America and Europe.

The 150 talented faculty members who teach 870 MBA students, 6,400 executives and 71 Ph.D. students from over 75 countries on two campuses contribute a major part in the successful functioning of INSEAD.