During their time in the program, EMIL participants spend approximately 40 hours per week in class and generally need two to three hours of outside preparation per day.
Teaching methods vary, with faculty members selecting the method best suited to their material.
Coursework is presented through case discussions, lectures, group projects, and computer simulations. Individual participation is a major component of most classroom sessions and contributes significantly to one's total learning experience. EMIL courses are taught by a global faculty team. Faculty members are from Georgia Tech, University of Tennessee, MIT, London Business School, and Delft University. Additionally, a small group of talented executives team with faculty members to teach in-practice what is covered in the courses.