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Is it required to take seminars in Paris, New York, Shanghai and New Delhi?

The IEMBA program is designed to be flexible without a core curriculum. Students can fulfill their classroom requirements through study in Paris, New York, Shanghai and/or New Delhi; it is not necessary to takes classes in each city.

The Paris seminars are scheduled at least once a month from September to June. A two week program is held every summer at St. John’s University in New York City, another two week program is conducted every year at amity University in New Delhi and another two week session is scheduled in April of every year with ISM's strategic partnerships in Shanghai.

ISM is the only business school that provides students with the opportunity to study in Paris, New York, New Delhi and/or Shanghai at no additional tuition fees.

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