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Insead France Vs Singapore

Launched April 26, 2006
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by kasakimasaki » Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:03 am
Hi,


Is there any difference between Insead France and Insead Singapore in terms of quality of education, exposure and placements? FT rates them both together (as one) but I've heard from a few consultants that Insead France is much better than Insead Singapore.


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by Lisa Anderson » Sun Jun 21, 2009 1:24 pm
Dear kasakimasaki,

The France campus is the home and is the more known entity of Insead, so there probably is a bias towards the France campus in the minds of many. Whether or not there are significant differences between the two is something you might want to research by speaking with an Insead admissions professional directly. I would venture to guess the curriculum is similar and thus the education quality is similar. The differences are probably more prevalent in terms of program resources and placement--not that Singapore is lacking in either, but just that there are differences in opportunities.

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