The programme faculty will include leading international business specialists who work both in academia and in business.
Academic Program Supervisor Natalia Guseva holds a PhD in Management Science from the University of Paris Dauphin and now also leads the international Doing Business in Russia Programme. Sberbank Corporate University Vice-Rector Igor Baranov will teach a course on Economics and Finance for Managers, and Valery Katkalo, HSE First Vice-Rector, will teach a course on Global Trends in Management.
Students will work closely with professors and instructors not only from HSE, but other leading Russian and foreign universities, including the University of Vaasa (Finland), Loyola University of Chicago (USA), Skoltech (Russia), and others.
The programmes corporate partners include
all of the partner companies of the Faculty of why specialization isn’t the best path for tech leaders Business and Management: KPMG, Delloit, Oracle, IBM, and other international companies. Company representatives will give guest course lectures, manage projects, organise company visits, and provide students specific tasks as part of their master’s thesis work. Of course, an invitation to intern and subsequently to work is also possible during the educational process.
According to a study by the Boston Consulting
Group, more than 30% of companies operating in Russia use flexible development strategies based on adaptation to new requirements of the knowledge economy. They rely on the innovation of business models and management systems, digital transformation and business analytics, technology and human capital, and they are moving from a paradigm of ‘recruitment’ to that of searching for and nurturing new talents.
These companies are the potential employers of graduates of the International Management Programme. They may be based both in Russia and abroad. Among them, a small portion are Russian companies representing small and medium-sized businesses with growth potential and an interest for ages 24 and under! facebook is not relevant in entering the international market. A study by the Boston Consulting Group shows that they are all interested in attracting employees who have international experience and the range of skills that students will gain over the course of their studies at HSE University.
‘Our graduates will be able to think globally, see a text services business’s development potential in a global context, and take the role of digital transformation in changing business models into account,’ says Professor Natalya Guseva.
Our students will master the analytical skills and digital competencies a modern manager needs
In addition to careers in multinational corporations, this programme also prepares students for continued study at the doctoral level at both Russian and foreign universities.
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