NEOMA Business School

Our Financial Times ranked Global Executive MBA has been built to equip students to face the complex challenges of tomorrow’s business world.

Tomorrow’s leaders need to anticipate and respond to multiple technological, societal and behavioural disruptions. In addition to being high-performing individuals, they are asked to be increasingly respectful of the aspirations of numerous stakeholders: customers, employees, business partners and, not least, society at large. They have to be continually creative in strategic and operational decisions, either in existing corporations or in their entrepreneurial endeavours.

What makes our Global Executive MBA so special?

The new Global Executive MBA at NEOMA Business School is built around three learning ambitions: Be Bold and Innovate, Change your Mindset and Create Value.

Designed with maximum flexibility and impact for your career in mind, there are three different start dates (October, March, July) and three different paces (Intensive 15 months, Accelerated 10 months and Express 7 months).

Global opportunities

Via our four five-day International Learning Experiences

LONDON (UK): Innovation Management and Design Thinking
NEW YORK (USA): Fintech
ACCRA (GHANA): Entrepreneurial Upscaling in Emerging Markets
BANGALORE (INDIA): Social Business

NEOMA Business School's mission is to educate and accompany future entrepreneurs and managers, capable of responsible leadership and of going beyond prevailing models.

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