Strengthen participants’ skills across the different fields of management
Equip participants to better understand the situations in which they must act
Develop their command of the possible levers for action
Successful completion of the program leads to a degree awarded by the Paris universities Dauphine-PSL and IAE Paris-Sorbonne Business School, with a European Master’s level
In figures
1 MBA awarded by 3 prestigious institutions
250 students per year
3,000+ alumni
6 countries
100 professors
11 modules (10 courses + professional project)
50 training days on average
12 months of classes
The 10 strengths of the MBA IP
A part-time executive program designed specifically for professionals
A recognized certification conferring a European Master’s level
Varied teaching methods that help strengthen management skills
Real recognition of each student’s previous experience
Outstanding faculty, both international and local
Each module co-taught by a local instructor and a French instructor from Paris-Dauphine or IAE Paris-Sorbonne Business School
A dedicated intranet that facilitates individual and group work
A management approach that is both local and international
The support of a renowned local partner
A rich network of more than 3,000 alumni
Class schedule
15 to 20 days of classes every 2 months
Monday to Friday, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Partner institutions
BEM Abidjan: No. 1 Business School in French-speaking sub-Saharan Africa, founded in 2008, 141 professors, more than 1,500 students including 700 in continuing education, 28 management programs, 29 nationalities, 3 African campuses (Dakar, Abidjan & Douala)
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL: PSL ranked 19th worldwide in the 2022 CWUR ranking, 9,400 students, 1,700 corporate relationships, 100,000 alumni, 6 research centers
IAE Paris-Sorbonne Business School: more than 65 years of expertise in management education and research, 2,600 students including 75% in continuing education, 42 degree programs mostly at Master’s level, 1 research laboratory and 7 chairs, 37,000 alumni, 20% of whom work around the world
