Company Sponsorship

Ways to Fund Your Executive Master in Finance

How to finance your master programme apart from personal savings? For INSEAD’s Executive Master in Finance (EMFin), there are various options such as INSEAD scholarships, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Scholarships and gaining your employer’s support to consider.

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Justin Morrison

The EMFin empowered me with a much broader perspective regarding how other verticals within our industry, and indeed, other industries operate.

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Coffee Chats are a Central Part of Networking - Here's Why

A "coffee chat" is the name given to an informal conversation you have with an employee of a company you are interested in. Those conversations are not formally a part of the recruiting process. Coffee chats allow a potential applicant to ask questions about the firm, show their interest to one of the employees and build a network with the company.

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Ines Relvas

With such an intense and diverse calendar of activities at INSEAD, I managed to get to know myself better.

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How to Obtain a Loan/Your Employers' Support for the EMFIN

An Executive Master in Finance is a significant investment of time and money. Gaining your employer's support would typically mean getting the company to sponsor full or part of the tuition fees, and agreeing on time away from work to attend the modules.