INSEAD’s Master programmes offer more than a rigorous curriculum — they connect students with a faculty whose research, teaching and global perspectives influence how organisations and societies navigate change.
Across our campuses, more than 160 faculty members representing over 40 nationalities bring a breadth of viewpoints to the classroom. Their expertise spans strategy, economics, leadership, technology, entrepreneurship and more, creating an environment where students learn to approach problems from multiple angles. This diversity of expertise is one of INSEAD’s defining strengths.
INSEAD faculty are regularly recognised among the world’s leading management thinkers.
A recent moment of pride for the school highlights this strength. Professor Philippe Aghion, INSEAD’s Kurt Björklund Chaired Professor in Innovation and Growth, was awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his work on innovation and long-term economic growth, alongside Professors Peter Howitt and Joel Mokyr. Their research explains how innovation drives long-term economic growth through the continual renewal of technologies — a perspective that resonates strongly in today’s fast-changing global economy.
As Dean Francisco Veloso and Deputy Dean Peter Joos noted, such achievements reflect not only individual distinction but the strength of an academic community committed to impactful ideas. For students, this translates into an experience grounded in rigour, relevance and diverse perspectives and insights that prepare them to lead in complex, international environments.
Across all Master programmes, you will be immersed in an engaging and interactive learning experience. INSEAD is known for its use of business cases, many of which are written by faculty and used at top universities around the world. Cases place you in realistic business situations and push you to analyse, debate and make decisions. It’s a lively, discussion-driven way to learn that helps you see challenges from different perspectives. On top of case work, you’ll also dive into hands-on projects, simulations and group assignments.
These experiences sharpen your judgment, broaden your worldview and help you build the practical confidence to lead in a global context.
