Kellogg INSIGHT
Kellogg faculty bring their latest research emphasizing key findings.In this issue:
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Kellogg Full-Time MBA Program
International Students
Kellogg is a global institution.
Our international students bring cultural insights and experience from six continents. Our domestic students — and our distinguished faculty — have had significant experience overseas. Most have studied, lived or worked abroad. The 50,000-strong Kellogg alumni network hosts events in 80 nations around the world.
The Kellogg School's international students lead clubs like the African Business Association, the Latin American, Hispanic and Iberian Management Association, the European Business Club, the Asian Management Association, and the India Business Club and, all of which promote learning and cultural exchange. Many international students lead Global Initiatives in Management (GIM) trips back to their home countries.
For students who’ve spent less than one year studying or working in an English-speaking country, American Culture and English for International Business Students provides an excellent cultural primer. The course will address topics that include an introduction to the American MBA classroom environment and American culture and conversation.
Our international students bring cultural insights and experience from six continents. Our domestic students — and our distinguished faculty — have had significant experience overseas. Most have studied, lived or worked abroad. The 50,000-strong Kellogg alumni network hosts events in 80 nations around the world.
The Kellogg School's international students lead clubs like the African Business Association, the Latin American, Hispanic and Iberian Management Association, the European Business Club, the Asian Management Association, and the India Business Club and, all of which promote learning and cultural exchange. Many international students lead Global Initiatives in Management (GIM) trips back to their home countries.
For students who’ve spent less than one year studying or working in an English-speaking country, American Culture and English for International Business Students provides an excellent cultural primer. The course will address topics that include an introduction to the American MBA classroom environment and American culture and conversation.
