Executive MBA Program

The EMBA is a 20-month, part-time program of study that begins in June of each year. 14 core courses and two elective courses provide a broad and complete exposure to all facets of business. Students in London and Singapore take their classes in one-week modules that include six days sessions every five to six weeks. Joint week-long sessions in - Singapore, Chicago and London - provide students with an international perspective unmatched by any other business school in the world

The Career Development Office of the University of Chicago GSB offers career programs and services to all alumni and students through offices in Chicago, London and Singapore.
The main programs and services offered are:
• One-on-one career coaching: self-assessment, resume reviews, mock interviews, offer evaluation, negotiation and more.
• Nine-step career course offered in workshops and by teleconference discussion.
• Speakers seminars.
• Chicago GSB Select Search, a web-based searchable database of resumes of GSB alumni from around the globe, is offered to corporations and search firms.
• Job Postings.
• Fisher Library, a key research facility that offers a virtual collection of electronic resources, online access to periodicals and journals as well as an ever-growing collection of eBooks
These services are offered to GSB alumni for life regardless where they are (Asia, Europe and North America).

The EMBA Program admits a class of 85 - 90 experienced professionals each summer in June. In the Asia campus, we have students who represent 24 different nationalities and 17 countries of residence.

The EMBA Program is designed for students with extensive work experience, generally at least 8 years whereby a complete application includes:
- Completed application form
- Essays, resume, and an organization chart of your department
- Official transcripts from all higher education institutions attended
- Three letters of recommendation
- A personal interview
- US $100 application fee
- Two passport-size photos
- Company Letter