CEMS MIM

CEMS MIM, Master in International Management, is a one-year, international Master-degree developed and offered by the 17schools in the alliance. You have to be a student at the ordinary studyprogrammes of the schools in order to be able to apply for the CEMS MIM. At NHH CEMS MIM can be combined both with the "Siviløkonom"-program at NHH as well as with most profiles within the new Master of Sciende degree program.

CEMS MIM has been recognised by the European University Association, EUA and by the EU as "best-practice"-model for joint Master-degrees in Europe. The European labour market is starting to be well aware of CEMS MIM and among the corporate partners CEMS MIM-candidates are very attractive.

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• Corvinus University Budapest (CUB)
• Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
• Erasmus Universiteit, Rotterdam (Erasmus)
• ESADE, Barcelona (ESADE)
• Groupe HEC, Paris (HEC)
• Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration (HSEBA)
• London School of Economics (LSE)
• Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH)
• Stockholm School of Economics (SSE)
• Università Bocconi, Milano (Bocconi)
• Université catholique de Louvain (UcL)
• University College Dublin (UCD)
• University of Economics, Prague (VSE)
• Universität St. Gallen (HSG)
• Universität zu Köln (UzK)
• Warsaw School of Economics (SGH)
• Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien (WUW)

As part of CEMS' globalisation strategy the organisation has admitted four associated academic partners outside of Europe; Tech de Monterrey – EGADE in Mexico, Fundacao Getulio Vargas in Brazil, Universidad Torcuato de Tella in Argentina and Richard Ivey School of Business in Canada.

Students from these schools have the opportunity to take the CEMS MIM-programme by studying one year in Europe, at two different CEMS-schools. The first "global" CEMS-students started their CEMS MIM in the fall semester 2004.

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CEMS Corporate partners

CEMS has approximately 50 corporate partners, CEMS Corporate Partners, that co-operate with the different schools in different ways. In Norway it is Hydro and Statoil who are corporate partnerrs, and they participate in the selection process for the CEMS MIM-program, in CEMS MIM-courses, Business Projects and Skills Seminars.

The possiblity to recruit excellent students is however the main reason for companies to be involved in CEMS. Every year a CEMS Career Forum is arranged at one of the CEMS-schools, and both CEMS-students and -Alumni are invited to this event. The CEMS Student Data Base is also a valuable tool for companies to get in touch with the CEMS-students.

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Application procedure for CEMS MIM

In order to be eligible to apply to the CEMS MIM students have to have a Bachelor in business administration or an equivalent. In addition the students have to have a good knowledge of two foreign languages.

The online application form has to be filled in. In addition you have to attach your CV and your grade transcript to the online application form. Applicants will be invited to an interview as part of the selection process. The interview panel will normally consist of one representative from the corporate parners, one representative from the faculty at NHH and a staff member from the International office. The interview will be conducted in English.

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Application deadline is October 1st.

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CEMS Student- and Alumni organisation

CEMS Student Board
Each CEMS institution is represented by a student elected on the CEMS Student Board (SB)  The SB aims to a be a driver of the CEMS international student community and to promote the CEMS Community and organistation in general. The SB closely cooperates with the CEMS European Office, the Executive Board and the Alumni Association. The leader of the SB participates and votes in the CEMS Executive Board, this way the students have the possibility to influence the development of CEMS.

 Maria.Hallberg@cemsmail.org  is NHHs representative in the CEMS Studentboard for 2005.

 

CEMS-Club Bergen
An important element of CEMS is the network. CEMS-students meet each other continually through exchange, internships, seminars, international events and later through alumni events. The students have also taken the initiativ to start local CEMS-clubs. Most schools now have their own CEMS-clubs.

CEMS Club Bergen (CCB) was founded in the fall of 2001 and has a board of 6 students.

CCB organise events to form closer ties between different stakeholders within CEMS. They also market the CEMS MIM-program to students, faculty at NHH and company representatives. The events are both social as well as acadmic, national and international.
 
More information can be found at www.cemsclub.com 

Jan.Jordet@cemsmail.org is leading the CCB.
 

 The CAA organises many event during the year, both professional oriented as well as social arrangements. This year it has organised events as:

- Traditional Summer Barbecue in Frognerparken.
- Annual meeting with dinner in December
- Monthly informal Thursday meetings – “Torsdagspils”
- Meeting with Shell – under preparation. 

The CAA maintains a close contact to the home university NHH where it helps to promote and support the CEMS program. The CAA is present at the traditional CEMS reception in September and the CAA members contribute with their experience and expertise to the skill seminars at NHH.

The board of the CAA Norway consists of:

Elisabeth Øien - elisabeth.oien@accenture.com
Agnes Zaja - agnes.zaja@cemsmail.org
Thomas Haver - thomas.haver@accenture.com
Vera Klabochova - vklabochova@yahoo.com

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