IESE this month announced plans to expand its Madrid facilities from 11,000 square meters to 22,000 square meters (roughly 5 acres) thanks to the acquisition of land adjacent to the Spanish business school’s existing site. The expanded campus will host executive education programs as well as new courses in public administration and healthcare, the school announced.
The expansion will take place in phases, and the school has launched an architectural competition to select a design. In addition to classrooms for executive education and courses in public administration and healthcare, the expanded campus will also be home to a new scientific and technological research laboratory.
In addition to its main Madrid campus, IESE also has facilities in Barcelona, Munich and New York.
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