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Between Ecuador and Chile 03 Benefits of this program 04 Knowledge acquisition / International approach 05 The program’s mission 06 The program’s characteristics 07 The program’s curriculum 08 Core courses 10 Management skills program 12 Emphasis on international business 14 Partner Universities Worldwide 17 Double degree 18 MIM – Master in Management Groupe ESC Clermont 18 Master of Business Administration University of Texas at Austin 19 Master of International Business Florida International University 19 DESCM - Groupe Sup de Co Montpellier 20 Master Program in Management IESEG School of Management-Lille/Paris, Lille Catholic University 20 Master of Business Administration Handelshochschule Leipzig (HHL) 21 Master en Gestion de la Enterprise ICHEC - Brussels Management School 22 Renowned faculty 26 Personal Statement OOurur mmissionission “To help students become competitive and upstanding leaders and professionals who possess excellent critical thinking skills and an international vision of the world. 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After successfully completing the program, graduates will be able to: Today our MBA is one of the most tApply and use basic concepts and tools related to: business strategy, marketing, finance, human resources and information technology to prestigious and demanding in the improve their performance in any business around the world. region. t6UJMJ[FNBOBHFSJBMUPPMTPQUJNBMMZ t.BLFPOUBSHFUEFDJTJPOTBOEBOBMZ[FQSPCMFNTFGGFDUJWFMZ t8PSLBTBMFBEFSPSBUFBNNFNCFS t%FNPOTUSBUFDPNNJUNFOUUPTPDJBMSFTQPOTJCJMJUZBOEFUIJDT t"OBMZ[FDBQBCJMJUJFTPGCPUICVTJOFTTFTBOEJOEJWJEVBMT t4VTUBJOBHMPCBMWJTJPOPGCVTJOFTT t%FNPOTUSBUFDPOTJEFSBCMFQSPýDJFODZJO&OHMJTI International approach This unique program promotes international and intercultural understanding. International MBA graduates will be on the cutting edge of international education and business. They will: t&YUFOEUIFJSOFUXPSLUPJODMVEFQSPGFTTJPOBMTGSPNBSPVOEUIFXPSME t&YQBOEUIFJSWJTJPOPGEPJOHCVTJOFTT t)BWFBDDFTTUPJOUFSOBUJPOBMKPCPQQPSUVOJUJFT t)POFUIFJS&OHMJTITLJMMTGPSVTFJOBDBEFNJDQSPGFTTJPOBMFOWJSPONFOUT This is where you start... your journey to a world with no frontiers. The first step to obtain this International MBA starts in Peru. ESAN, one of the most prestigious academic institutions in Latin America, will provide you with a top-notch academic experience. The program’s mission One of the main objectives of the program is to develop an international environment where exchange students and double degree candidates have to opportunity to acquire essential management skills. Students will learn to apply their knowledge in multiple contexts while interacting with multi- cultural students and building a network outside of Peru. Once they have completed the program, participants will be prepared to succeed both locally and internationally. 6 7 International MBA The program’s characteristics INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM The International MBA curricular structure is dynamic and is constantly reviewed and adapted to meet the bu- siness world’s changing scenarios and requirements. ESAN’s International MBA Program curriculum is much more than the sum of its parts. ACADEMIC STRUCTURES THAT RESPOND TO REAL WORLD NEEDS ESAN’s International MBA is a cha- llenging program that is known for its grounding in real world scenarios. Its intensive courses mirror real life situa- tions and demand daily preparation and permanent group work. Our students discover the importance of teamwork in reaching productive goals and achieving excellence in their lives and organiza- tions. QUALITY OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCES The strength of ESAN’s International MBA is rooted in the quality of its edu- cation and professional alliances. These ties create an environment rich in cross cultural interaction and permanent debate. In this scenario, both student and facul- ty interaction are equally important. To fortify the quality of its alliances, ESAN has agreements with top-notch institutions around the world. ALUMNI UPDATE ESAN’s graduates are on the cutting edge of advances in management. ESAN’s International MBA offers oppor- tunities for continuing education as well as access to conferences and seminars. This program is unique in the region and its participants are always a step ahead. The program’s curriculum The International MBA’s curriculum is dynamic. It is constantly reviewed and adapted to the needs and requirements of THIRD TERM The world of business. Cred. Ses. Hrs. Managerial Decision Making 1.5 10 15 Business & Government 1.5 10 15 Strategic Management 3 20 30 Business Simulation Game 1.5 10 15 Evaluating Investment Projects 1.5 10 15 Business Environment 1.5 10 15 FIRST TERM Cred. Ses. Hrs. Ethics and Social Responsibility 1.5 10 15 Managerial Competencies 1.5 10 15 Critical Thinking 1.5 10 15 Global Management 1.5 10 15 Managerial and Cost Accounting 3.6 24 36 Elective course 3 1.5 10 15 Quantitative Analysis for Management 3 20 30 3 20 30 Leadership and Organizational Behavior TOTAL 16.5 110 165 Managerial Economics 3.6 24 36 FOURTH TERM Cred. Ses. Hrs. TOTAL 14.7 98 147 Thesis Methodology Seminar 1.5 10 15 SECOND TERM Cred. Ses. Hrs. (A) Business plan 1.5 10 15 (B) Applied Research 1.5 10 15 Operations and Supply chain management 3 20 30 4 Courses equivalent to specialization 15 100 15 Marketing Management 3 20 30 established by the Program Managerial Finance 3.6 24 36 International Trip 2 20 Human Resource Management 3 20 30 Thesis 8 54 Management of Information Systems 3 20 30 TOTAL 26.5 184 30 Elective course 1 1.5 10 15 Elective course 2 1.5 10 15 TOTAL 18.6 124 186 PROGRAM TTOTAOTAL 76.3 516 528 8 9 International MBA Core courses MANAGEMENT AREA Managerial and Cost Accounting MARKETING AND INTERNATIONAL Our mandatory The course introduces the fundamentals of BUSINESS AREA Leadership and Organizational financial accounting. It focuses on courses or core Behavior the adequate use of cost accounting Marketing Management courses have Analysis and comprehension of the information in budget processes as a Participants will become familiar with human factor through studies of group tool for economic management and marketing principles, tools and generic been designed and individual behavior. Participants will business control. At the end of the strategies for different market sectors. TZTUFNBUJ[FBOEDPNQBSFUIFJSJOEJWJEVBM course participants will understand the with benchmarks FYQFSJFODFTXJUIýOEJOHTJOUIFTPDJBM fundamentals of costs accounting and Global Management TDJFODFTBOEPSHBOJ[BUJPOBMUIFPSZ will be able to apply methods for budget The course will help students understand from the best This course will focus on developing the development and control during decision the effects of international development; practical skills that managers need in this making process. 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