Sorelle Djankou Djeuga, recipient of this year’s Backpack Scholarship for Women, shares her experience of job searching as the intensity of MBA recruitment activities increases.
This year’s Discovery Expedition to the UAE left quite an impression on IMD MBA student, Amy Fang, after she had the chance to meet Omar Al Olama, Minister of Artificial Intelligence, experience an 'intense’ four-day client project, and explore what Dubai and Abu Dhabi had to offer.
After the summer break recharge, the second half of the IMD MBA program is full of activities. Starting with the Discovery Expedition to Argentina or Dubai, and continuing with career activities, the International Consulting Projects and electives.
Rasheed Alrasheed’s educational and professional background is in civil engineering. His love of math, physics, and construction were formed at a young age and took him to RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, where he graduated with honors in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering.
With summer behind us and the last module coming to an end, MBAs start anticipating the end of the program, in just four months time, and cherishing each moment of their transformational journeys.
Juan Jose Carrillo asks three IMD MBA professors for their book recommendations – and discovers a surprising range of inspirational titles to complement his academic reading.
Chao (Amy) Fang already has a successful, 12-year, international career in business management, sales, marketing, and supply chain. Having worked for an American retailer’s operations in her home country, China, and taken up a role for a Chinese multinational on a posting to Russia, she felt the time had come to broaden her expertise and build on her leadership skills by undertaking an MBA.
7 months into the one-year IMD MBA program and MBA student, Sorelle Djankou Djeuga from Cameroon shares her summer break reflections and hopes for the future.
After a jam-packed six months at IMD, MBAs take a few weeks off and reflect on the relationships they have forged in the first half of the MBA program and what is to come next.
Ask our Chinese participants for their perspective on the program and hear about their journey through the year - from admissions to career search and graduation.
