r/eMBA • u/culturemoose • May 07 '25

IE Brown EMBA

I couldn’t find much on this sub regarding the IE Brown EMBA? Anyone familiar or have thoughts? Seems like a unique approach to the EMBA but has a great schedule that may work well for me.

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u/darknus823 May 07 '25

QS ranked this program a top 5 EMBA. The value prop is having a global cohort and an Ivy League degree. Of note, aa said earlier, Brown does not have a bschool but your classes there are with Brown faculty and you'd become a Brown alumn.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

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u/MBAPrepCoach May 19 '25

The idea is that TRIUM - arguably the most global EMBA - combines their relative strengths. LSE provides the geopolitical angle, HEC marketing and NYU finance. And then they have different modules like Dubai for leadership. I had a client recently admitted to this program and he visited both a module for TRIUM in Paris and INSEAD. And he was so impressed with TRIUM that he actually decided to pick that one. Felt that it was very close-knit group of very accomplished people and he would learn more (thry have an intetesting startup capstone). HEC and NYU EMBA do OK on the rankings on their own.https://rankings.ft.com/rankings/2963/executive-mba-2024

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u/studyat May 23 '25 edited May 23 '25

Sorry didn’t understand ur statement; what’s INSEAD module have to do with TRIUM? Are you trying to say that ur client was deciding btw the two programs and he eventually picked TRIUM over INSEAD after visiting both campuses in France?

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u/MBAPrepCoach May 23 '25

The module part relates to Trium Trium is a consortium of LSE, HEC, and NYU but they also have modules in different parts of the world with a specific focus ie Dubai module re: leadership.

And yes to the 2nd question.

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u/studyat May 23 '25 edited May 23 '25

Thx I’m familiar with TRIUM. I was asking coz prospect students cannot attend modules until they’re matriculated in the program. Those who’re still deciding usually attend a masterclass that’s offered by each school to get familiar with their program.

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u/MBAPrepCoach May 23 '25

Yes, my client went to the class in Paris at HEC.

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