The TRIUM program draws upon the elite resources of three of the world's finest universities. Topping the resource list are the distinguished faculties of NYU Stern, LSE and HEC Paris. All TRIUM modules are taught by top-ranked faculty members, handpicked for the depth of their expertise in their respective fields. TRIUM faculty are not only superb teachers, but they are also actively engaged in the business life of their home cities, advising local companies and, through their research, generating the knowledge that shapes international business theory and practice. Academic directors from all three universities attend sessions at the other partner schools to ensure the seamless integration and intellectual cohesiveness of the program.

New York University Stern School of Business

"In my TRIUM course, I give a group project that challenges participants to work together. Teams have to integrate their efforts and communicate effectively to write the final paper. The group project is most important because it gives students practical experience in what it is to work with people from other places and cultures."

London School of Economics and Political Science

"Many MBA programs reduce management issues to techniques - prescriptions, if you will. We prefer to give students an understanding of the world, of situations in which organizations have to make decisions. It's a university approach, rather than a vocational approach."

HEC School of Management, Paris

"I see TRIUM as a bridge connecting economics and sociology with the design and implementation of business strategies. The competitive advantage of this program is that it fosters a global mindset that is open to local specificities."