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MDC - detailed information

The Management Development Certificate - Factsheet 


 Faculty & Accreditation
MDC classes are taught by a world-renowned faculty that includes professors from the University of Geneva, prestigious universities and business schools around the world, as well as senior practitioners from business and the IO sector.

The Certificate is run by University of Geneva's business school (HEC-Geneve), which is an integral part of the Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences. Successful candidates will be officially certified by the University of Geneva. 

All classes take part within the framework of the International Organizations MBA (IOMBA) programme, which is accredited by the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and the Association of Professional Schools in International Affairs (APSIA). 



Curriculum
The MDC offers students 21 courses from three thematic areas. These areas are shared by the IOMBA programme. Each course involves 24 hours of classroom time, and up to four hours of assessment (a variety of methods will be used, such as take-home exams, essays, presentations or class-based exams). To complete the MDC, participants to complete a total of 6 courses, with at least one from each of the three sections.

The following courses are on offer, organized by section:

1. Global Context:
  • World Politics and Global Political Economics
  • International Law and its Effects on IOs and NGOs
  • How Organizations are Governed
  • Business Government Relations and Public Private Partnerships
  • Institutions and Social Responsibility
  • International Economics

2. Business Fundamentals:

  • Social Entrepreneurship
  • Strategy in the Global Environment
  • Strategy in Development Sector
  • Business Economics
  • Business Mathematics
  • Financial Accounting
  • Resource Management and Control in NPOs
  • Marketing and Public Relations / Fundraising
  • Finance for Managers
  • Finance for Development

3. International Organization Management from Theory to Practice:

  • Management Across Cultures
  • The Dynamics of Conflict and Negotiations
  • Organizational Behaviour and Change Management
  • Designing Development Projects
  • Managing People in Global Markets
  • Management Consulting in International Organizations

How many places are available?
Certificate participants will attend the same classes as the IOMBA participants. To guarantee the highest academic standards, and depending on course distribution, about 10 places will be offered for the 2010/2011 intake.

 


Who should apply?
Successful applicants to the Certificate are expected to have:
  • An undergraduate degree and demonstrated intellectual capacity. A good undergraduate degree from a university recognized as equivalent to the standard of the University of Geneva.
  • Professional experience and management potential. Participants are expected to have a high level of maturity and leadership ability, as demonstrated by their work experience.
  • International exposure and communication skills. We seek applicants with proven ability to excel in a multicultural setting and with proven fluency in English.

How to apply?
Applicants should submit a complete pack (see below) to the IOMBA Admissions Office by 1 August 2010, or anytime during the academic year, one month before the start of the first course they wish to follow.  Depending on availability, individual courses can also be followed.
A completed application pack includes:
How much will it cost?

* The cost of the full Certificate (six courses) will be CHF 12,500.
* Depending on availability, individual courses may also be taken, at the rate of CHF 2,500 per course.
* A fee reduction of CHF 2500 will be granted to those who apply before 1 August 2010 and pay in full by 15 September 2010.

When are the classes held?

Classes will take a number of different formats, such as bi-weekly half-day (four hour) sessions, concentrated week-long courses (six hours of class per day), etc. The MDC students will join the regular IOMBA classes; the calendar of the IOMBA Programme will be available two months in advance of the beginning of each Semester. The academic year will be split into two Semesters: September to February and February to June.  For more detailed information, please contact the IOMBA Admissions Office

Where are the classes held?


All classes will take place at our Executive Training Centre in Chemin de la Voie Creuse 16, just a few hundred metres from the Place des Nations. We encourage you to visit our facilities overlooking Lake Geneva, the Alps, UNOG and the Botanical Gardens, to experience for yourself the learning environment that will be at your disposal.



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