Schedules - Next IMPM Starts April 2008
Next IMPM - Cycle 13 Schedule:
| Module 1 |
Lancaster |
Tuesday, April 8 to Saturday, April 19, 2008 |
| Module 2 |
McGill |
Sunday, September 21 to Thursday, October 2, 2008 |
| Module 3 |
IIM Bangalore |
Sunday, January 11 to Thursday, January 22, 2009 |
| Module 4 |
Japan & Korea |
Wednesday, May 27 to Monday, June 8, 2009 |
| Module 5 |
INSEAD |
Sunday, September 6 to Saturday, September 19, 2009 |
Current IMPM - Cycle 12 Schedule:
| Module 1 |
Lancaster |
Tuesday, April 17 to Tuesday, May 1, 2007 |
| Module 2 |
McGill |
Friday, September 7 to Friday, September
21, 2007 |
| Module 3 |
IIM Bangalore |
Sunday, January 13 to Friday, January 25, 2008 |
| Module 4 |
Japan & Korea |
Wednesday, May 28 to Wednesday, June 11, 2008 |
| Module 5 |
INSEAD |
Sunday, September 21 at 2pm to Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Degree workshop is on Sunday October 5.
Participants will be free to leave from the morning of Tuesday, October 7. |
Fees & Guidelines
Late applications will be considered.
Special
Offer!
Register a company group of 4 participants and
a 5th participant can attend for free! |
Program Cost and Payment Schedule
Tuition fee
US$55,000 per participant, covering all instruction during the five modules;
required books and other pedagogical materials including self-learning materials;
and tutoring and other intermodular support.
Tuition is exclusive of travel and living expenses (see below).
Payment Schedule
An initial payment of US$35,000 per applicant is required to
reserve a place in Cycle Thirteen.
The initial payment is due by January 15, 2008.
The balance of US$20,000 is due on January 1, 2009.
Degree fee
For participants choosing to complete the Masters Degree requirements,
a charge of US$ 6,750 will be made to cover the cost of registration
fees, ongoing assessment and supervision of the final paper.
This amount is due on October 1 of the year in which participants
begin their major paper (For Cycle Thirteen, the degree fee
is due on October 1, 2009). Companies will advise IMPM whether
the degree fee should be billed to the participant or to the
company.
Travel
To be arranged and paid for by the participants or their companies.
Living Expenses
The cost of local board and lodging will be billed to the companies
at cost and is expected to be approximately US$13,000. This
amount includes hotel accommodation, group meals and local
transport for excursions.
Participants are responsible for personal expenses such as certain
non-group meals, telephone calls, laundry, etc.
Application to the IMPM Program
Admission Policies
Reservations and Application Process – Company
Reservations and Individual Applicants
Companies wishing to reserve places on the
IMPM are requested to:
I. Send an email to impm@embanet.com with
the number of places the company wishes to reserve.
II. Ask
their candidates to submit the application pack which includes
the 3 items below.
Individual applicants submit
the application pack only:
(1) The Application Form which can be submitted:
a)
Electronically, by completing the online application form Application
for Admission
b) By fax, complete the Word version of
the form and fax it to:
+44 1524 510760, attention: Colette Webb
c)
By mail, to:
Colette Webb, IMPM Program Manager
IMPM, c/o Lancaster University Management School, Lancaster,
LA1 4YX, UK.
(2) A passport-sized photo emailed as a jpeg
to impm@embanet.com or
sent by post.
(3) A business card with full job title and
contact details emailed to impm@embanet.com.
Applications should be received no later than March 1, 2008.
Candidates must meet the admission and performance requirements
of the Program. The application for the Masters Degree is a separate
process and degree candidates must be accepted by the University
itself. (See the section on Degree Requirements.)
Accepted Applicants
All successful individual and company applicants will receive
i) confirmation of acceptance; ii) an invoice for the first fee
payment of US$35,000 and iii) further program information and
degree registration procedures.
There are a limited number of places available per Cycle. Placements
are reserved only upon receipt of the initial payment of US$35,000
per applicant. Please note that places cannot be guaranteed without
this payment.
Substitutions
In cases where a registered candidate cannot attend the Program,
companies may substitute another person prior to the start
of the first module, subject to that person's meeting all admission
and performance requirements. No substitutions may be made
after the Program begins.
Cancellations
US$30,000 is refundable should a participant withdraw before the
start of the program. Because there are a fixed number of places
per Cycle (on which we base our budgeting), companies will be
responsible for payment of the full amount of the tuition fee
for participants who drop out after the start of the first module.
Admission and Performance Requirements
Selection of Participants
This is a demanding Masters Degree program with ambitious goals. Its success
depends on the quality and motivation of the participants. Suggested criteria
for selecting candidates are:
- Managers over the age of 35, in senior functional or general
management positions, for whom a future role in senior management
is envisaged.
- Individuals who are enthusiastic about participating
in a innovative endeavor and have a strong interest in living
an eclectic international experience.
- Candidates who can make
a serious commitment to the entire program, who are able to
attend all the modules and conscientiously undertake the work
between the modules.
- People with a working
knowledge of English.
- See IMPM Participant
Profile (PDF)
Commitment
The IMPM requires a high degree of commitment from participants,
their sponsoring companies (in particular, the person they
report to and those who report to them), and their families.
Participants are away from work and home for eleven weeks over
a sixteen-month period and must also complete various assignments
between modules. While we make every effort to "use work" rather
than "make work", the impact of the program on the
participants' responsibilities back home should not be underestimated.
Diploma and Certificate
Participants who have satisfactorily completed all the activities
and assignments, including full attendance at the five modules,
will receive a Diploma of Completion of the International Program
in Practicing Management from INSEAD and will also receive
a joint Certificate of Attendance in the International Masters
Program in Practicing Management from the participating learning
institutions.
Masters Degree Requirements
Participants are invited to register for the Masters Degree.
All activities and requirements will be identical for degree
and non-degree participants, except that degree candidates
will submit a major paper after the fifth module. Masters Degrees
are offered from Lancaster University (Master of Arts in Practicing
Management) and McGill University (Master of Management). Applicants
may apply to either school. A complete list of requirements
will be provided when applicants are accepted into the IMPM,
and will include the following:
- Masters Degree applicants must normally have an undergraduate
degree from a recognized university; a post-graduate degree
is, of course, welcomed. Applicants with an MBA will find the
IMPM much different and are also invited to apply. Candidates
with no degree but other relevant qualifications may also be
eligible.
- Applicants will normally have obtained an equivalent minimum
of 3.0 grade point average in the North American system, a
Second Class Honors Upper Division in the UK system, or the
equivalent elsewhere. Two official copies of all transcripts
showing the award of a degree and the grades achieved in individual
courses are required.
Application for admission
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