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Why should I choose TRIUM over a more traditional executive MBA program?
The TRIUM program emphasizes the knowledge, skills and perspective senior level global executives need to conduct business effectively in today's global market. Members of the student cohort are leaders in their respective industries residing throughout the world. Corporations interested in developing key employees for positions of increasing global responsibility should consider TRIUM, not only as a professional development opportunity, but also to help retain top talent. The internationally diverse TRIUM cohort also gives global executives the opportunity to build an important lifelong network.

How does the TRIUM curriculum differ from other global degree programs?
Through the participation of the prestigious London School of Economics, TRIUM is the only MBA program that integrates into its curriculum the economic, social and political context in which business decisions are taken today. These areas are recognized as critical to global business but are often neglected in "traditional" MBA programs. NYU Stern's strength in finance and accounting, HEC Paris' leadership in marketing and management, coupled with top-ranked faculty who teach in every learning location ensures academic rigor and excellence throughout the program.

Who should apply to the TRIUM program?
TRIUM is designed for senior executives at a global corporation or in a company/business planning to expand into global markets. The program focuses on the challenges senior managers face when conducting business internationally. TRIUM offers its participants the opportunity to pursue an MBA in a cohort of fast-tracked peers from around the world.

Am I still eligible if I already have an MBA?
Yes. Global developments over the past decade have dramatically changed the business arena. In addition, the program's sociopolitical and economic perspective, areas critical for global business success but not typically addressed in MBA curricula, bring additional depth to the program.

Will TRIUM use distance learning?
Recognizing the value of the "actual" classroom, TRIUM features 10 weeks of intensive class time. Although there are no "online" classes, students complete approximately 10-15 hours of work per week between modules. This critical component of the program, which includes pre- and post-module preparation and follow-through, is facilitated by Ed-Web, an online platform that enables TRIUM students to collaborate on team assignments and to work from their homes or offices or while traveling.

What credentials will I receive as a graduate? Is TRIUM accredited?
TRIUM graduates earn a single MBA degree jointly conferred by NYU Stern, LSE and HEC Paris, all of which are accredited by the most widely respected academic accreditation organizations worldwide, including AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS.

Will I have to relocate to participate in TRIUM?
No. The TRIUM program is designed with senior executives' schedules in mind. Students live and work in their home countries, with only 10 weeks of out-of-office time over the 16-month duration of the program.

What are the learning locations, and how are they selected?
TRIUM features six intensive, intellectually rigorous modules held in five key business centers around the world. Modules will be held at NYU Stern, LSE, HEC Paris and at two additional international locations chosen annually for their relevance to current global business issues.

Will information sessions be offered?
We can arrange for you to meet directly with faculty and staff to learn more about the TRIUM Global Executive MBA Program. A meeting maybe arranged throughout the year at selected cities worldwide and at NYU Stern, LSE and HEC Paris. If you would like to schedule a meeting, you must first submit a Preliminary Information Form via our web site. Please feel free to contact the TRIUM Admissions Office if you have any questions.

What is the application deadline?
Candidates are considered on a rolling admissions basis: we accept and review applications throughout the year and provide candidates with decisions within a month of submitting the application. You can apply as early as July 1 for the following September's class. Qualified applicants may be offered a position in the upcoming year's class as early as November or December.

When does the TRIUM class commence?
September. Executives can earn their degree in just 16 months over three calendar years.

What are the application criteria?
A record of professional achievement will be the most important factor taken into consideration during the application process. An English language competency test will also be required for non-native speakers. English tests must be less than two years old at the time of application. Candidates who possess more than 15 years of professional experience are not required to take the GMAT. Candidates with less than 15 years of professional experience are required to take the GMAT. GMAT test results must not be more than 5 years old. Please send GMAT test results to GMAT code: 5TF-HW-50 (NYU Executive MBA Program).

How do I apply to TRIUM? What is the first step?
TRIUM has a two-part process designed to provide you with initial feedback BEFORE spending your valuable time completing a formal application: First, fill out a Preliminary Information Form, which takes 5 minutes, is free, and will assist the Admissions Committee in better-advising you. Please also send a C.V./Resume to admissions@triumemba.org. Within a week, an Admissions Officer will contact you to provide you with feedback on your suitability for the program. If you are encouraged to apply, open an online application at: (www.triumemba.org/Admissions). If you have further questions regarding the application process, please call +1 212 998 0442 in the United States, +33 1 39 67 70 94 in Europe.

How much individual vs. group-work is involved?
Generally, deliverables are approximately 50% individual-based and 50% group-based. When group-work is submitted, everyone in a team receives the same grade.

How are work groups created?
The TRIUM Program carefully forms work groups of 4-6 people, paying special attention to provide each time with a balanced combination of functional, geographical, cultural and experiential diversity. There are three types of work groups in TRIUM: 1) TRIUM-formed groups of 4-6 people, which are changed at the half-way point in the program, in order to maximize the depth and breadth of exposure and learning, gained from other classmates; 2) Ad-hoc groups of varying numbers, as professors may, at times, request that different groupings of participants work together on an in-class assignment; 3) Final strategic project groups of 4-6 members. The final strategic project groups are self-formed: you choose your teammates!

What is the final strategic project?
The final strategic project is the culminating feature of the TRIUM Global EMBA program. It is an integrative exercise, which gives participants the opportunity to apply the concepts and techniques learned throughout the program to the analysis of a concrete project. The project is carried out by self-formed groups and the deliverable is a thoroughly developed proposal on a strategic corporate initiative. The final report will be presented to a 'board of directors' during the final module. The analysis underlying the proposal must reflect the same rigorous academic standards that prevail throughout the TRIUM program.