MIM Admit Viewpoints: Andrei Dogaru
I am looking forward to learning from my colleagues and working with the careers team at INSEAD!
Deepayan Roy
I chose the INSEAD MIM because it offered me a unique fusion of management studies, technology and sustainability, exactly what I needed.
Wuchuan Sun
I look forward to the one million possibilities that will start to shape my future experience at INSEAD.
Dong Chen
They say that at INSEAD, everyone is a minority, which I found distinct from other programmes.
How I Got Into INSEAD With a Bachelor’s Degree in Drama
If you are a graduate or current student in a non-business major like liberal arts, in my case for example, you might also be the only one in your department to be looking at applying for a Master in Management (MIM).
This fact only affected me once I realised that a large number of candidates to MIM programmes actually come from business backgrounds, or at least with business-related internships in their pocket.
There is no need, however, to panic about being different.
Tiffany Tang
INSEAD offers me a chance to study in global campuses, to learn with students from global backgrounds and to seek career opportunities globally—making it hard to say no to this amazing programme!
Adam Margulies
I’ve never had this level of support - the system at INSEAD worked really well for me.
INSEAD MIM vs. MBA
One of the most common questions our recruitment team helps to answer every day is whether applicants should consider the Master in Management (MIM) or MBA programme.
Introducing INSEAD's New Master in Management (MIM)
On 23 May 2019, INSEAD officially announced the launch of the Master in Management (MIM) programme, with the first intake starting in Fontainebleau in September 2020.
Should I Apply to the MBA or MIM?
Help! What programme should I apply for?
I get this question every day, but before you read on, keep in mind three critical points:
