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- Study together as one international cohort;
- - Pay only home institution for tuition;
- - Acquire a unique and comprehensive view on the global environment of business, leveraging on similarities and differences;
- - Draw on the academic expertise of each partner school;
- - Develop cross-cultural competence within project teams;
- - Engage with regional organizations in consultancy projects;
- - Receive a certificate of completion endorsed by all four institutions;
The first four semesters will be completed at EBAPE. Beginning in February 2019, IBEA students will be joining students from the other partner institutions and study as one cohort for the subsequent four semesters, starting at the University of Mannheim Business School, followed by the Darla Moore School of Business of the University of South Carolina and ESSEC Business School’s campus in Singapore. The cohort’s last study abroad semester will be spent at EBAPE. For more information on the selection process, please contact the International Office.
At each institution, students will follow cohort-specific courses specifically designed for the group, as well as electives from the institution’s course catalog or a fixed program of study, according to the host institution’s requirements. By working on a consulting project at each participating business school, IBEA provides students with the exposure to the regional business intelligence. The program combines course work and project work, as per the examples below:
- - Mannheim Business School: Business and Corporate Taxation in Europe; German Business Culture;
- - USC Darla Moore School of Business: Globalization and International Business; Thematic course (Consulting) or MGMT courses to be created; Intercultural seminar;
- - ESSEC Singapore: Managing International Business In Asia; Asian Cultures and Societies or Asian Economies;
- - FGV EBAPE: Consumer Behavior; Brazilian Culture and Society; Challenges to Managing Public Organizations in Emerging Economies (Field Project);
