New York

St. John's University - http://new.stjohns.edu

The New York portion of the IEMBA Program takes place at St. John's University during a two-week intensive session during July and August, and consists of two intensive courses. Students who successfully complete the full Summer session will receive a certificate of completion from St. John's University and earn 5 credits towards their ISM degree. The DBA program also offers three separate two-week sessions in July and August, each consisting of three courses for a total of 15 credits.

The Manhattan campus of St. John's University houses the Center for Professional Education, which offers programs that concentrate on improving technical knowledge and managerial skills, teaching cutting-edge developments in finance and marketing and providing a wealth of innovative ideas from knowledgeable and experienced professionals. It is located in downtown New York's Financial District. The unique, modern, ten-story building is fully equipped with classrooms, library, computers, administrative offices, cafeteria and dormitory space. An adjacent parking lot and several nearby subway stops help to make the facility as accessible as possible from anywhere in New York.

Access to other New York Libraries

Students will have access to the St. John's University library, the Pace University library and the New York Science, Industry and Business Library, one of the largest of its kind in the world, located on Madison Avenue. All other New York Public Library facilities are accessible as well.

Tokyo

Temple University Japan - http://www.tuj.ac.jp/

Temple University Japan is located in the Minami Azabu district in central Tokyo. Temple’s urban campus occupies two modern office buildings and includes classrooms, a library, computer labs with Internet access, a writing center, an audio/video center, a language lab, faculty offices, and student lounges.

Most of the faculty is non-Japanese and international, with a significant minority of Japanese professors. They offer a unique combination of class lectures and a series of coordinated seminars providing exposure to Japanese business and culture. ISM students participating in a Temple program meet with senior executives from multinational firms operating in Japan, and with representatives of trade groups and embassies.

External Programs

In addition to offering programs with the above mentioned institutions, the International School of Management also manages international business programs in New York, Shanghai, Tokyo and Paris for some of Europe's leading business schools and other international organizations and institutions. These sister institutions rely on ISM's international expertise in the domain of international business education.