Study in Switzerland: Admissions open for IMD MBA 2025; Apply by 15 August 2024

IMD’s one-year full-time Master of Business Administration in Lausanne, Switzerland is one of the world’s leading MBA programs. The admissions are currently open. The application forms can be submitted by 15 August 2024.

IMD’s one-year full-time Master of Business Administration offers you the chance to develop reflective and responsible leadership skills in an innovative, entrepreneurial, and global business environment. The course claims to offer you the potential to make a real difference in a complex and rapidly changing world and provides incredible networking opportunities.

To apply for the MBA program at IMD, the candidates need to fill out the application form and submit their GMAT score so that during the interview part, IMD can focus on the candidate's drivers, strengths and questions.

“Each candidate is automatically considered for a range of scholarship opportunities based on the strength of their overall performance throughout the entire admissions process. Once we have reviewed your application, successful candidates will be invited for an online or in-person interview and further assessment, which will include an elevator pitch, a team experience, class observation (where possible) and networking with members of the MBA team,” reads the IMD's statement.

IMD MBA Women’s Leaders Assessment Challenge – Round 2

The application deadline for the challenge is 15 July 2024, the challenge date is 08 August 2024, interviews are on 12 August 2024, and the final decision is on 01 September 2024.

Those who will make the most impact in this challenge will get a place in the IMD MBA 2025 program and the winner will receive a CHF 50,000 scholarship towards our tuition fees. Criteria to apply for the IMD MBA Women’s Leaders Assessment Challenge include women candidates should convince IMD of their ambition and ability to use their education to pursue a leadership role, demonstrate excellence in previous academic and/or professional endeavours, including GPA (or equivalent) and GMAT/GRE scores, career progression and international exposure, performance during the Assessment Challenge, and ability to contribute to the overall learning experience of the class. The IMD MBA women’s leaders challenge is an intense, dynamic, and interactive online experience which offers a chance to stretch the thinking of the applicant, learn from others and innovate to impress the admissions panel.

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