| Participating
Schools
The Kellogg
School currently has an affiliation with the following international
programs:
EDDE
School of Management –
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- EDDE
School of Management, the graduate academic unit of the
Universidad Argentina de la Empresa (UADE), opened its doors
in 2003. Its mission is to train and shape the most effective
and accountable managers in Argentina. The School currently
has more than 300 graduate students and is distinguished
by its academic rigor, practical relevance and state-of-the-art
facilities.
- "Managing
Latin America, Business Orientation" is a full-quarter
seminar, designed to help students gain a deeper understanding
of the Latin-American region. The program, delivered in
English, runs from January 18th to March 13th. Participants
can obtain academic credits for the equivalence of three
(3) courses. By the end of the program students are required
to work on the valuation of a local company.
- Other
2nd-year MBA students, coming from U.S., E.U. and Australian
graduate schools, are allowed to attend the seminar. The
class also includes local alumni from the participating
schools and current EDDE graduate students. Class attendance
is mandatory.
- Buenos
Aires is the most important, attractive and dynamic city
of Argentina, and perhaps one of the most in the region.
Its blend of cultural activity, historical buildings and
tourism presence gives it a flavor of uniqueness in South
America. The Latino charm is accompanied by an exquisite
gastronomic offering, and surrounded by a privileged weather,
especially during summer.
The
London Business School – London, England
- A
cultural melting-pot of 1,000 graduate students beginning
of 2005. 85% of the students are from outside Great Britain
and come from over 70 countries.
- Renowned,
internationally diverse faculty. Famous Finance faculty,
including Richard A. Brealey, author of Principals of
Corporate Finance (Brealey & Myers), Andrew Scott.
- Broad
elective choice (with both group and individual work) emphasizing
applying theories in practice.
- Age
and experience profile slightly higher than Kellogg's.
- Located
in central London, (Regent's Park). (Tremendous opportunity
to interact with the business.
RSM
Erasmus University - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- Fifteen-month
MBA program in general management; emphasis on international
business.
- Has
most international student body of all MBA’s according
to BusinessWeek. Class 2006: 3% Dutch, 38% Rest of
Europe, 21% North and South American, 37% Asian, 4% Middle
east & Africa. Internationally diverse faculty.
- Among
European leaders in focusing on corporate social responsibility
in teaching and research. All courses conducted in English
(lot of group work in multi-cultural/functional teams and
case studies).
- First
semester of second year (exchange period) consists of electives
concentrating on European and international business issues,
in 3 career concentrations: finance, marketing and strategy.
- The
incoming exchange students become alumni from our school
and they get a lifetime RSM email address. They also get
full access to the CMC Services and Resources.
- RSM
is located in the heart of Europe, travel in the Netherlands
is made easy by excellent public transport networks that
extend into countries like Germany, Belgium, France, or
even further Italy and Spain. Rotterdam is only 45 minutes
away from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.
Copenhagen
School of Economics and Business Administration - Copenhagen,
Denmark
- Students
may select courses from the extensive international program
taught by Danish and international faculty members.
- A
popular course is the Integrated Management and Marketing
(APIM) which covers various functional business areas from
an international perspective and includes company presentations
and tours of Danish businesses.
- A
high proportion of international students; social events
held to unite the student body.
- Courses
conducted in English; no language requirements.
HEC
School of Management - Jouy En Josas, France
- Founded
in 1969, one of the oldest and most highly recognized MBA
programs in Europe.
- Courses
conducted in English and French.
- Average
age 29 with 5 years work experience.
- 50%
international students.
- International
program which remains influenced by its European culture.
- 300
acre campus near Paris.
IESE
Business School, University of Navarra – Barcelona,
Spain
- Bilingual
19-month MBA program founded in conjunction with Harvard
emphasizing the case method.
- Second-year
electives available in English and Spanish.
- Spanish
language courses also taught prior to beginning of quarter
in mid-August.
- Over
70% international students with faculty from 11 nationalities.
- Ranked
as 4th best European business school in FT.
- Personal
atmosphere (210 students per year), small campus, located
in the heart of Barcelona and Spain.
Otto
Beisheim School of Management – Koblenz, Germany
- Private,
American-style MBA program founded in 1984 with high-level
support from the German business community.
- Courses
have group and individual work and a very international
perspective.
- Reasonable
proficiency in German helpful; 75% of the courses are offered
in English.
- German
and other language courses available to exchange students.
- Class
size 10-90 maximum.
- Active
student body organizes numerous activities for exchange
students.
Sasin
Graduate School of Business Administration, Chulalongkorn
University - Bangkok, Thailand
- American-style
MBA program started in affiliation with Kellogg and Wharton
in 1982.
- A
good portion of the coursework is taught by visiting professors
from Kellogg and Wharton.
- Curriculum
very similar but more limited than Kellogg.
- Program
is conducted in English.
Norwegian
School of Economics and Business Administration - Bergen,
Norway
- Students
participate in the Master's Program in International Business
(MIB).
- Class
size small (30-40) with highly international orientation.
- Majority
of faculty staff have PhDs from international universities.
- Program
conducted in English, no language requirement.
SDA
Bocconi, the business school of Universita’ Commerciale
Luigi Bocconi - Milan, Italy
- Bilingual
MBA program; 140 students, half of which are International
students from about 30 countries.
- Includes
an in-company project with Italian and European companies,
as well as 2 Focuses (to chose between electives grouped
in the following areas: Managerial Accounting, Innovation
Finance, Strategy, Risk Management, Investment Banking,
Marketing, International Business, Operations and Organization).
- Reasonable
proficiency in Italian preferred, particularly if you are
interested in the in-company project. Most of the class
activities are held in English; however, Italian language
courses offered.
Australian
Graduate School of Management, University of New South Wales
- Sydney, Australia
- Six-quarter
program similar in structure to Kellogg.
- 50%
international students.
- 80%
have 3-5 years work experience (ranges from 0-10 years).
- Total
enrollment of 100 students per year, 20 exchange students.
- Small
class size (20-60).
Graduate
School of Business Administration, Keio University - Yokohama,
Japan (near Tokyo)
- Business
school established in 1984, started MBA program in 1979.
One of the most recognized business schools in Japan.
- All
classes during Fall Quarter are taught in Japanese.
- Five
courses in English offered Winter Quarter. (Courses in Japanese
are also available.)
- About
two thirds of the curriculum applies the case method.
- Total
enrollment of 200.
School
of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University - Beijing,
China
- Established
in 1993, situated on several former royal gardens of the
Qing Dynasty.
- 340
full-time MBA students.
- Students
from different cultures gather in the same classes and have
more opportunities to participate in International exchange
programs.
Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology - Kowloon, Hong
Kong
- Founded
in 1991 in cooperation with UCLA Graduate School of Management,
EMBA partner with KSM.
- Ranked
1st for MBA Program in Asia by Financial Times 2001, 2002,
2003.
- All
classes taught in English; size of class usually 30-50 students.
- Some
day classes taught on campus; some night classes in Central
financial district of Hong Kong.
- Most
classes meet once a week, most on Saturday, so many students
have internships.
- 100
full-time, 280 part-time student. 21% International; 75%
non-local students.
- Program
is International perspective with China Business focus (Asia-Pacific
focus) Financial Service or Info Tech Management.
- International
diverse faculty of world class quality.
Ecole
Supérieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales
(ESSEC) - Cergy-Pontoise, France (suburb of Paris)
- The
first French Management School to evolve its “Grande
Ecole Program” into an MBA.
- Business
courses are offered in French and in English/Possibility
of doing the MBA entirely in English.
- Strong
relationship with business/First French management school
that developed a work-study program. About 1/3 of the students
are having a half-time job ("apprentissage").
- International
orientation: development of an international research faculty,
exchange programs in 64 Countries. The European MBA program,
double-degree program.
- Six
quarter system similar to Kellogg.
- The
first school in North America accredited by the American
School and College Accreditation Board.
India
School of Business - Hyderabad, India
- All
classes taught in English by visiting professors
- 130
students
- Focus
on technology, entrepreneurship, emerging markets, strategic
marketing and analytical finance.
- 12-month
program.
Pontificia
Universidad Catolica De Chile - Santiago, Chile
- 4090
international MBA students.
- One
of the most recognized business schools in Latin America;
located in Chile which has had unprecedented growth in the
last decade.
- Courses
conducted in Spanish.
- Exchange
students chose elective courses from multiple areas of Business
Administration.
- May
take courses in Executive MBA Program.
University
of St. Gallen for Business Administration, Law and Social
Sciences - St. Gallen, Switzerland
- Located
in Eastern (German speaking) part of Switzerland, 80 km
from Zurich.
- 5,000
students in university.
- International
study program (ISP) 3-month program, taught in English,
designed for international MBA students focusing on International
Management.
University
of Cape Town, The Graduate School of Business - Cape Town,
South Africa
- 20-70
students per class
- A broad
range of electives are available in the areas of Finance,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Operation Management, Sustainability
and Organizational Behavior
- Students
can elect to de a Consulting Project with a small Business
in Cape Town-equivalent to 4 credits
- On
average courses meet three times a week for two hours each
- The
Waterfront is on the university’s doorstop, Cape Town’s
famous Table Mountain overlooks the School
Possible
Options (not currently established programs):
Other
Options:
If there
is a school you would like to attend or country where you
would like to study that is not on our list of established
exchange programs, please see Fran Langewisch in the Student
Affairs Office, Room 108.
Information
Resources including brochures, course catalogues, videotapes
and other literature on the exchange schools may be checked
out through Fran Langewisch's office on the first floor of
the Jacobs Center. Please also check the Web sites of these
schools. |
