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IMD Business School Presents New Executive Education Courses: MBA News
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IMD Business School has announced enrollment is open for two new executive education courses aimed at providing and honing the skills needed to succeed in business leadership roles.
The short-term courses are to begin at several junctures in 2014. ‘Foundations for Business Leadership (FBL)’ runs over an intensive three-week period, including weekends, and is said to be a suitable stepping stone to IMD Business School’s EMBA program.
"By studying the core functions of a global organization, including marketing, finance, HR, strategy, sustainability and innovation, FBL integrates several disciplines in order to develop a generalist's perspective," said FBL program co-director, Benoît Leleux in a press release.
Meanwhile, ‘Transition to Business Leadership (TBL)’, features two modules, each of which runs for two weeks. TBL is supplemented by distance learning before, during and after the course modules have finished. Plus, from 2015, single modules are set to be offered overseas in Brazil, Singapore and the US.
The two courses stand alone, but when taken together constitute IMD’s Program for Executive Development, for which a diploma is awarded.
New IMD courses target movers to business leadership roles
IMD emphasizes that both of the new programs have an executive education focus. Course descriptions indicate participants are expected to already have roughly ten years of management experience and that these courses are designed to aid the progression from there to business leadership roles.
Leadership skills are something that, according to the latest QS Jobs & Salary Report, a large proportion of MBA recruiters are looking for. The introduction of new or updated curricula at leading schools, in addition to the provision of executive education programs such as these, indicates an awareness of this – one which is paying dividends, in that leadership skills are something with which employers are now largely satisfied, according to the report.
IMD Business School Presents New Executive Education Courses: MBA News
By QS Contributor
Updated UpdatedIMD Business School has announced enrollment is open for two new executive education courses aimed at providing and honing the skills needed to succeed in business leadership roles.
The short-term courses are to begin at several junctures in 2014. ‘Foundations for Business Leadership (FBL)’ runs over an intensive three-week period, including weekends, and is said to be a suitable stepping stone to IMD Business School’s EMBA program.
"By studying the core functions of a global organization, including marketing, finance, HR, strategy, sustainability and innovation, FBL integrates several disciplines in order to develop a generalist's perspective," said FBL program co-director, Benoît Leleux in a press release.
Meanwhile, ‘Transition to Business Leadership (TBL)’, features two modules, each of which runs for two weeks. TBL is supplemented by distance learning before, during and after the course modules have finished. Plus, from 2015, single modules are set to be offered overseas in Brazil, Singapore and the US.
The two courses stand alone, but when taken together constitute IMD’s Program for Executive Development, for which a diploma is awarded.
New IMD courses target movers to business leadership roles
IMD emphasizes that both of the new programs have an executive education focus. Course descriptions indicate participants are expected to already have roughly ten years of management experience and that these courses are designed to aid the progression from there to business leadership roles.
Leadership skills are something that, according to the latest QS Jobs & Salary Report, a large proportion of MBA recruiters are looking for. The introduction of new or updated curricula at leading schools, in addition to the provision of executive education programs such as these, indicates an awareness of this – one which is paying dividends, in that leadership skills are something with which employers are now largely satisfied, according to the report.
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