In addition to case studies, faculty members use a variety of learning methodologies most appropriate to each Executive Education program. These include everything from lectures and guest speakers to group discussions, team projects, and study groups to multimedia presentations and computer simulations. Participants live together, eat together, socialize with one another, and work closely together, both in and out of the classroom. This constant interchange not only produces a rich pool of knowledge, but also allows participants to share their business and professional experiences, challenge and motivate one another, and provoke new ways of thinking. Campus Experience Programs are conducted in specially designed classrooms with amphitheater seating to encourage ongoing interaction among participants and faculty.
Participants live on campus in suites of private rooms arranged around a common area.
While on campus, participants have ready access to Baker Library, the largest business library in the world, as well as the Research and Technology Lab, which provides walk-in use of more than 150 workstations. Gaining Valuable Insight From a Select Group of Global Peers Admission Requirements Admission Requirements Professional achievement and organizational responsibility are the main criteria for admission. There are no formal educational requirements. Proficiency in written English is essential, and participants must be fluent in the English language to take an active part in fast-moving discussions. Participants must have full company sponsorship.