Overview
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP is the flagship by which Carnegie Bosch Institute is known worldwide. GLOBAL LEADERSHIP seeks to present, synthesize, and apply knowledge about the multi-cultural professional environment in an intensive 4-week summer format that includes lectures, project work, personal and team coaching, and learning stewardship. World-class faculty from Asia, Europe, and the U.S. address key management issues of strategy and leadership while touching upon topics of broad economic and international scope. Intended for professionals in multinational companies who aspire to key roles in global operations.

Application Process and Fee
Participation in this program is based on a short application process whose purpose is to achieve the best possible peer group parity, group diversity, and relevance of your participation and personal learning to your organizational context. Accordingly, we will be reviewing applications according to the following criteria:
     • Peer group parity
     • Current position, professional background and experience
     • Diversity of industries and national backgrounds
Additional information on the letter of recommendation is available at this website after your initial application is received.

English Language Proficiency
Applicants must be able to read the required readings, follow lectures, and contribute to classroom discussion. Carnegie Bosch Institute is happy to provide referral for short-term oral English skill enhancement prior to the program. For more information, please see contact information below.

Application Fee
The program fee of $30,000 includes tuition, lodging, course materials, laptop rental, and most meals. Three or more participants from the same company or participants from companies employing <500 receive a 10% discount.
PLEASE DO NOT SEND PAYMENT BEFORE RECEIPT OF ACCEPTANCE NOTIFICATION. Invoice, program logistics and schedule will be provided with notification of acceptance.

Applications
     Apply online here

For further information, please contact Jeff Tsai, Forum Director at:
+1 (412) 268-7812 or jefftsai@cmu.edu