About IPADE. Practical. Inter-personal. Networking. Human Touch

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1 Full-time MBA

2 About IPADE Practical IPADE was founded in 1967 by a group of prominent businessmen with the aim of developing future leaders with the ability to drive social and economic growth, rooted in personal integrity, social responsibility and global vision. All our programs use the case method. Instead of lectures, you learn by analyzing, discussing and solving real business problems. Inter-personal Case method is built around teamwork and direct contact with professors and invited guests. Networking Our students have countless opportunities to network with their peers, graduates and senior business leaders. Human Touch We offer cutting-edge business concepts that are built upon human dignity and truth. Rankings Accreditations and memberships

3 Our MBA in a few words It s not a degree, it s a lifelong project It s not just about knowledge, it s about skills development It s not about giving up today, it s about constructing tomorrow It s not about buddying up on social media, it s about building personal relationships It s not a cultural melting pot, it s a challenging international experience It s not another academic intake, it s a hand-picked community to which you belong Mexico City & Monterrey: Two campuses, one Program

4 Living the Full-time MBA Experience Typical Day Individual Study (60 min.) 1st session (80 min.) Lunch (70 min.) Teamwork (100 min.) 2nd session (80 min.) 3rd session (80 min.) First Year Sep-Oct Introductory Course Oct-Dec Jan-Mar 2nd Quarter Apr-Jun 3rd Quarter 1st Quarter Key Components First 3 quarters on campus, focusing on hard skills. 4th quarter, Summer Internship. 5th quarter, International Exchange (all students must choose a business school in our network) 6th and 7th quarters, return to campus, to focus on soft skills. RVOE No 83162

5 Student Clubs Automotive Jul-Sep Summer Internship (4th Quarter) Oct-Dec Jan-Mar 6th Quarter Apr-Jun Elective Courses 7th Quarter Banking and Financial Services Consulting Consumer Products Entrepreneurship Real Estate and Construction Pharma Social Innovation Technology Energy Student Activities International Exchange (5th Quarter) Second Year Conferences Panel discussions Meetings Forums CEO Lectures Outside the Classroom Social Responsibility Activities International Case Competitions Hiking Simulations Golf Soccer

6 Your Off-Campus Exposure Sintec Summer Internship Functional Area 3M Sectors Telefónica Movistar Astra Zeneca The Home Depot Kraft Foods Havas Media 38% Laboratorios Pisa Cinépolis AON Risk Banking/ Financial Services SAP Pharmaceutical Education Food & Beverage Industrial Products and Services Real State Development/Construction Consulting Others Retail Energy Consumer goods Entertainment/ Communications Logistics and Distribution Automotive 9% 8% 6% 5% 4% 3% 1% KPMG The Boston Consulting Group Homex Henkel 10% 16% Shell Atletica Scotiabank 22% BASF Grainger Abbott Laboratories Credit Suisse Nestlé Banorte Televisa Walmart ICA Integration consulting Merck Trade / Financial Services 16% Marketing Consulting Entrepreneurship Sales 13% Nokia Siemens 9% 7% 6% 2% Operations and Logistics Control / Management E- Commerce Human Resources Strategic Planning

7 International Exchange NORTH AMERICA Canada Queen s MBA U Laval: FSA U. Toronto: Rotman York U.: Schulich EUROPE Alto EE, Finland CEU, Hungary Cranfield, UK EBS, Germany EDHEC, France Edinburgh MBA, UK ENPC, France ESLSCA, France ESSEC, France IESE, Spain LBS, UK LUISS, Italy MBS, Germany MIP, Italy NHH, Norway PUE, Poland RSM, Netherlands SBS-EM, Belgium St. Gallen, Switzerland The KLU, Germany TTÜ, Estonia U.BocconiGS, Italy UCD: Smurfit, Ireland WBS, UK Witten/Herdecke, Germany ZSEM, Croatia USA Dartmouth U: Tuck Emory U.: Goizueta Endicott GWSB Northwestern U.: Kellogg Rice U: Jones Rollins College: Crummer SMU: COX Texas A & M: Mays Tulane U.: Freeman U. Maryland U. Rochester: Simon U. Utah: David Eccles U. Virginia: Darden U. Washington: Foster UNC: Kenan-Flagler USC: Marshall Vanderbilt U.: Owen SOUTH AMERICA FIA, Brazil IAE, Argentina IESA, Venezuela COPPEAD, Brazil PAD, Peru PUC, Chile UNIS, Guatemala UChile, Chile UDP, Chile AFRICA ESCA, Morocco Pan-Atlantic: LBS, Nigeria ASIA / OCEANIA AIM, Philippines CEIBS, China CKGSB, China Peking U: Guanghua, China HKBU, Hong Kong IIM, Raipur, India IMT, India Monash, Australia NUCB, Japan RMIT, Vietnam UniSA, Australia YSB, South Korea

8 Alumni: Our Pride Student Profile Women Men 25% 75% Average Age 27 Years of Work Experience 4 Locals Foreigners 85% 15% Economics/Business 39% Humanities / Social Sciences 9% STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) Others 4.5% 47.5%

9 Placement Genworth Financial Ashoka International Novartis Annual Salary ($USD) Bosch IXE Grupo Financiero Banamex HSBC Pemex Cemex Pfizer McKinsey Eli Lilly Range Percentage Less than $ 30,280 From $ 30,280 to $ 40,370 From $ 40,370 to $ 50,460 From $ 50,460 to $ 60,560 From $ 60,560 to $70,650 More than $70,650 Grupo Salinas 18% 12% 8% 2% 4% Philip Morris International Deloitte Consulting BIC Nextel Bayer 56% Janssen-Cilag Roche Mead Johnson Daimler Mercedes Benz Grupo Posadas Colgate-Palmolive Functional Area Hiring Sector American Express Bimbo Bristol-Myers Squibb Consulting Banking/ Financial Services Real State Development / Construction Automotive Santander Pharmaceutical Information Technology Others Food & Beverage Education Industrial Products and Services Services Johnson & Johnson Retail Energy Petrochemical Metalworking Health Services Chemistry 4% 3% 2% 19% 16% 8% Bancomer 6% Gamesa VISA International Mabe DHL Consulting Administration Finance Sales Trade Strategic Planning Marketing Purchasing Operations and Logistics Entrepreneurship Human Resources Institutional/ Public Relations Control / Management Market Research Investigation & development Legal Information Technology Seguros ING 16% 14% 14% 12% 9% 9% 8% 4% 3% 2% 2% 2% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%

10 It s time to apply! Admission Entry Requirements Bachelor s Degree At least 2 years of work experience Proficiency in English: -TOEIC (at least 850 points) -TOEFL IBT (at least 100 points) -TOEFL Paper Version (at least 600 points) IPADE Management Skills Test, GMAT (at least 550 points), or GRE Admission Documents Application form Bachelor Diploma* Full academic transcript Professional Permit (Cédula) Birth Certificate* CURP* ID Card* Passport* Two recommendation letters * Document copies Mexican Citizens Foreign Citizens Admission Process Admission Exam: Each candidate must take IPADE Management Skills, GMAT or GRE Tests. Interviews: Each candidate is invited to 2 entry interviews at IPADE. Admission Committee Assessment: Studies in depth each application and takes final admission decision. Note: You can start the admission process anytime during the year as the program begins once a year only (September).

11 Financing and Scholarships Candidates can apply for external funds based on their nationality: Financing Options IPADE financing Banco de México (FIDERH) FUNED Santander FUNED Scholarships Foreign Candidates Both Local Candidates Beca Talentia Gobierno de Navarra IPFE CONACYT Beca Jóvenes Empresarios Coparmex OEA Fullbright- García Robles OAS (Organization of American States) IPADE International Academic Excellence Scholarship Beca SEP IDE / IDEM Beca Instituto Jalisciense de la Juventud Gobierno de Tamaulipas UNIS U. Lethbridge Further Info Mexico City Campus Ma. José Aramburu mbamex@ipade.mx Monterrey Campus Gabriela Silva mbamty@ipade.mx

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