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The Global MBA Made in Germany. Join Germany’s most international business school. ESMT’s MBA programs offer a personalized approach to management education – where an MBA is not only about making profits, but also a personal development path that changes each student’s outlook. The school specializes in innovation, technology management, and sustainable business practices in a global market. Bloomberg Businessweek ranks the ESMT at MBA #15 globally for international MBA programs.
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HEC Paris MBA, one of the top ranking MBA programs in the world, provides the ideal environment for students to realize their full potential and become business leaders for the 21st century. Our 16-month program gives students the ideal amount of time to digest new information and build their CV through internships and specialized courses without keeping them out of the workforce for too long.
Frankfurt School offers a suite of internationally accredited and ranked MBA and EMBA programmes catering to the needs of professionals at every level of management. Our programmes are offered both full and part-time and follow the participant-centered learning approach developed by Harvard Business School.
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