When and how often classes meet:
• On alternate weekends • Occasional week-long sessions
• There will be some interactive distance learning as part of the second language curriculum.
Total hours in class over the course of a session: 660
Total hours of work outside of class over the course of a session: 1,680
Average students in core class: 35
Average students in elective class: 0
Required core courses: 25
Percent of total coursework: 100%
Courses considered electives: 0
Percent of total coursework: 0
Master of International Management for Executives - Sao Paulo
Country
Brazil
Partner
American Chamber of Commerce
Domestic partnerships or in-house MBA programs:
None
Number of comapanies the B-school runs an in-house MBA for: 0
EMBA FACULTY
Same faculty as full-time MBA program
86%
Adjunct faculty
12%
Other
2%
Description: Guest lecturers from the faculty or outside the school who participate in our Executive Seminar Series, which will account for 4% of our credit hours.
Tenured professors
42
Of those, what percentage are Female
29%
Underrepresented minorities: (1)
29%
Focus on entrepreneurship
0%
Members of company boards/ directors of boards of advisors
48%
Have owned a business
0%
Full-time EMBA faculty with at least 5 years full-time corporate experience
48%
(1) Defined as U.S. citizens who are African American, Hispanic American, and Native American. Asian
Americans are not included in the minority percentage.
LIFESTYLE
Students Report
Married
32.0%
Average number of children
1.3
Average work week
42.0
Average hours spent per week on class work:
0-2
0.0%
3-4
0.0%
5-6
12.5%
More than 6
87.5%
Average hours spent communicating with classmates between class meetings:
0-2
20.0%
3-4
44.0%
5-6
20.0%
More than 6
16.0%
Average number of days per month spent on campus
4.2
Programs for spouses of EMBA participants
Yes
Description: There is a one day program for spouses and partners during the first trimester of the new program. The focus of this event is to learn about the EMIM program and its rigors from a number of perspectives including a panel of alumni spouses and students. The spouses participate in a case study discussion and an introductory language class. They are given a campus tour, are introduced to a number of the support services available to them on the campus, and have an opportunity to network among themselves. During the program a number of social events for the entire student family are held.
Child care support for EMBA participants with families
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