International University of Monaco
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| University of Monaco | |
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| Motto | Semper Ad Altum Always to the top |
| Established | 1986 |
| Type | Private |
| President | Dr. Maxime A. Crener |
| Location | Fontvieille, Monaco |
| Website | www.monaco.edu |
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The International University of Monaco (IUM) is an institution for higher education in the Principality of Monaco.[1] The university has satellite locations in Shanghai and Taiwan where graduate courses in business are taught. The University has also a series of short, executive courses at its campus in Carimate, Como, Italy.[2]
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[edit] Academics and Research
[edit] Undergraduate
[edit] Graduate
- Master of Business Administration in Luxury Management(MBA)
- Master of Business Administration in Applied Finance(MBA)
- Master of Business Administration in International Management(MBA)
- Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)
- Master's in Finance -Financial Engineering (MFIN)
- Master's in Finance -Hedge Funds and Private Equity (MFIN)
- Master's in Finance -International Wealth Management (MFIN)
- Master of Science in Luxury Goods and Services (MScLGS)
- Doctoral Program (Doctoral Program)
[edit] Research
The International University of Monaco, has developed intense research activity in three key areas of expertise:
- Luxury Goods and Services
- Finance and Hedge Fund Management
- International Management
[edit] Rankings
- The Economist Intelligence Unit, Which MBA? Guide 2009[3] – Top 100 MBA programs in the world - Ranked 42
- The EMBA is listed in Business Week’s rankings of top non-US executive MBA programs
- The IUM MFIN programs are listed in the Financial Times Masters in Finance Programs 2009
- Expansion CNN (Mexico & Latin America) – Top MBA programs in the world – Ranked Top 36
- Eduniversal – IUM ranked among the top 1000 Business Schools in the world, with 4 stars
[edit] International Memberships
- ECIS European Council of International Schools
- EFMD European Foundation for Management Development
- AACSB The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
- AMBA The Association of MBA's
- NAFSA The Association of International Educators
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