Tamuna Bakhtadze
Become a very good observer and a listener; if one looks closely there’s so much to learn even in what seems to be very routine day-to-day life.
Muskaan Nanda
It's such a pleasure to know that every single day, I am learning not just from the esteemed professors, but also from classmates and from my environment.
Pauline Agius
At INSEAD, no two people have exactly the same background: you’re just as likely to meet someone having spent ten years in the army as you are to find a fashion designer who became a business entrepreneur.
Pregnancy and Childbirth During Your Partner’s INSEAD MBA
The beginning of an exciting journey
You may be about to embark on the INSEAD MBA journey with your partner, which is already an exciting adventure, but perhaps you are also about to become parents? It could be for the first time, or for the second or third time, but it might be a first for having a baby in France! Being in a foreign country can create some extra stress when grappling with an unfamiliar “system” during the early stages of your pregnancy, the birth, and post-natal procedures.
Cementing Friendships During COVID Self-isolation
Self-isolation paints a scary picture during COVID times. For many, the thought of attending MBA classes via Zoom while being confined to a tiny room is a significant compromise to the campus experience, and potentially a nightmare.
But having being thrown unexpectedly into this situation for two weeks, my perspective transformed.
Episode #14 -Special Feature- MBA Student Life and Partners in Fontainebleau
Around 30 per cent of students bring partners to INSEAD, which makes for a large, vibrant community. We try to make sure that everyone benefits from the INSEAD experience in every possible way through the availability of on-campus support, activities and the INSEAD Partners' community. A year as a partner at INSEAD is also a great opportunity to experience new cultures and learn new languages.
Engineering My Way to Business – An INSEAD Story
By the third year of my undergraduate degree in Engineering, I knew I wanted to do business. I didn’t know what exactly business meant, but I did know that I found my internships in commercial and business development teams absolutely fascinating.
So how would I make a switch from Mechanical Engineering to Business?
Cinnamon Spice and Everything Nice: Shared Housing Provides the Ultimate INSEAD Experience.
“Never again,” I told myself after the lockdown restrictions were lifted in Antwerp, Belgium, where I had been residing for the last three years. Never again did I want to live all alone in an apartment for weeks on end (felt like years) in isolation. I could practically see the wrinkles forming under my eyes each day as I woke up at 6:30am, worked out in my living room, showered and was on video calls starting at 8:30am for the rest of the day.
Fontainebleau's Farmers Market
INSEAD students love the experience of shopping for fresh and organic produce from Fontainebleau farmer's market. We can find a diverse variety of vegetables, fruits, meat, fish, cheese, bread, flowers, and much more! For students coming from big cities, in particular, buying food directly from local farmers is a very exciting new experience, which also allows us to breathe the fresh Fonty air on a beautiful Sunday!
