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IE ExecMBA: Any experiences?


Posted Feb 22, 2010 23:21

Hi,

I intend to apply for IE International Executive MBA for this November class but am uncertain about the quality of faculty.

Looking at the FT and BusinessWeek rankings IE seems to be a good choice. I also like the focus on entrepreneurship. However, once in a while I come across forum posts (also on find-mba) which provide a rather negative image of the teaching quality at IE. Also, looking at BusinessWeek's 2009 ranking on ExecMBAs, IE just gets a "B" grade in Teaching.

Would anyone share his/her experience on the quality of teaching at IE, please? I feel a bit uncertain if it is such a great choice after all...

Many thanks in advance,
ortisP
Hi,

I intend to apply for IE International Executive MBA for this November class but am uncertain about the quality of faculty.

Looking at the FT and BusinessWeek rankings IE seems to be a good choice. I also like the focus on entrepreneurship. However, once in a while I come across forum posts (also on find-mba) which provide a rather negative image of the teaching quality at IE. Also, looking at BusinessWeek's 2009 ranking on ExecMBAs, IE just gets a "B" grade in Teaching.

Would anyone share his/her experience on the quality of teaching at IE, please? I feel a bit uncertain if it is such a great choice after all...

Many thanks in advance,
ortisP
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Posted Jul 25, 2010 22:35

Same, i've actually applied and been accepted, but would like to get people's opinion on this course. Also wondering if the bi-weekly version is better than the on-line. Sure the course is less international and they're slightly less experience, but the strength of the network and what you'd get out of it would be easier if you're actually meeting face to face every second week.
Same, i've actually applied and been accepted, but would like to get people's opinion on this course. Also wondering if the bi-weekly version is better than the on-line. Sure the course is less international and they're slightly less experience, but the strength of the network and what you'd get out of it would be easier if you're actually meeting face to face every second week.
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