Articles about INSEAD - Singapore

Apr 16, 2024

Insider tips for crafting a winning application and securing your spot in the elite MBA program

Sep 04, 2020

Business schools are enjoying a rise in demand for their MBAs as the sinking labor market lowers the opportunity cost of full-time study

Apr 14, 2020

With travel suspended, schools are moving classes online and enrolling fewer overseas students. Learners are demanding fee discounts and some schools are waiving entrance requirements

Feb 27, 2020

As the MBA applications crisis shows no sign of abating, business schools are innovating with technology and focusing on sustainability – to the likely benefit of students, business and society. But will it save the MBA degree?

Jan 14, 2020

Both cities offer very different value propositions, but the protests may yet tip the balance in favor of Singapore for some MBA students

Sep 25, 2018

The city-state has a plethora of leading international companies on its doorstep, with easy access to visas to boot

Jun 18, 2018

London Business School and INSEAD are two of the world’s top business schools, with strong placements in consulting and technology firms. But each has its own pros and cons for potential MBA applicants.

Mar 21, 2018

Consulting firms are popular, which means competition for jobs at the top firms is intense. What can you do to shine if you do not have any consulting experience?

May 06, 2015

There are a growing number of joint MBAs offered in China. But western business schools entering the market there face challenges.

Oct 30, 2013

A number of accredited MBA programs are meeting specific needs in this fast-growing region

Jun 22, 2012

From communication at INSEAD to spirituality at Stanford, here are some more interesting b-school electives to supplement your core courses

Feb 22, 2012

How the two education options vary substantially in terms of expectations and experiences

Oct 20, 2010

The small Asian city-state is appealing to more business students looking East.

Jan 27, 2010

Despite the global economic downturn, a focus on Asia remains an attractive option for executives