MIM Affairs Team
From the left: Kareem Chin, Flavio Soriano, Amir Ehsani, Nicolas Streit
As the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard once stated: “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” The MIM-Affairs team of the CEMS Global Student Board could not agree more with this. With our mission of achieving an excellent academic curriculum of the CEMS Master in International Management program, we launched a project to study the recently Alliance-wide implemented Business Communications Skill Seminar (BCSS). The project consisted of a large-scale qualitative survey, designed to collect feedback on expectations of relevant parties, to identify best practices of each partner school and to come up with specific recommendations for achieving further excellence. Target groups of the survey were: CEMS Students, course instructors/coordinators and CEMS Alumni. The response rate was impressive: 57 students, 24 instructors and 8 alumni submitted contributions.
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