Despite weather delays associated with Hurricane Irene, students from the full-time MBA program at Spain’s IESE are currently completing a week-long module in New York City.
The U.S. module is one of several unique features of IESE’s two-year, bilingual MBA program. Students take classes in both Spanish and English, and the curriculum has a highly global focus. The class is also overwhelmingly international, with 80 percent of students coming from abroad.
After a one-day delay due to Irene, classes for the U.S. module, held in the school’s midtown Manhattan center, began yesterday. Faculty members leading sessions during this year’s New York module include Sandra Sieber, Fabrizio Ferraro, Jan Simon and Luís Cabral, who is the academic director of the New York center.
IESE holds special Open Days around the world for prospective applicants interested in learning more about the MBA program. The next Open Day will take place on IESE’s Barcelona campus on October 7th. For a full list of scheduled IESE Open Days, click here.
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