INSEAD

Also known as Institut européen d'administration des affaires, Ins

école privée de management fondée en 1957 à Fontainebleau

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INSEAD is a non-profit business school with campuses in France, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States that provides business education and training. It matters because it offers educational programs across multiple continents, making it one of the few major business schools with a truly global presence.

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Key facts

University.name: INSEAD
University.native_name: Institut européen d'administration des affaires
University.image: INSEAD Strapline Logo.svg
University.motto: The Business School for the World
University.type: Grande école de commerce et de management(private research university business school)
University.endowment: €400 million
University.dean: Francisco Veloso
University.chairman: Kristin Skogen Lund
University.city: FontainebleauSingaporeAbu DhabiSan Francisco
University.students: ~1,540(~1,000 in MBA)(~300 in EMBA)(~202 in MIM)(~50 in MFin)(~86 in Ph.D.)
University.faculty: 250+98% PhD.;22% female;91% international
University.academic_affiliations: Sorbonne University,
University.language: English
Business school rankings.QSglobal: 8
Business school rankings.FT: 2
Business school rankings.QSe: 4
Business school rankings.FTe: 1

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Research organization · ROR

Type: Education
Founded: 1957
Location: Fontainebleau, France
Also known as: European Institute of Business Administration
Status: Active

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GRID grid.424837.e · ISNI 0000 0004 1791 3287

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L'Institut européen d'administration des affaires (INSEAD) est une école privée de management avec trois campus principaux à Fontainebleau, en Seine-et-Marne, à Singapour et à Abou Dabi. L'INSEAD est reconnue pour son programme MBA, classé numéro un en Europe et parmi les premiers au monde par le Financial Times, avec ceux offerts par Harvard Business School, Stanford Gruaduate School of Business, et The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

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