CEMS MIM Student Guide

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CEMS ClubsCEMS students are involved in a very activestudent life at each school, organised by theCEMS Clubs on each campus. They makesure that the programme is also a humanand cultural learning experience for thestudents.CEMS Clubs have been set up at mostinstitutions to:// drive the international student community,// enhance CEMS’ reputation,// strengthen the international networkbetween students,// foster strong links with alumni,// foster strong links with corporate partners,// foster innovative and progressive ideasto help CEMS grow,// create exciting opportunities for all theparties.Visit the “Students” section of www.cems.orgfor the list of CEMS Clubs currently inoperation.STUDENT GUIDE FOR THE CEMS MASTER’S IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
Alumni AssociationFounded in 1993, the CEMS Alumni Association(“CAA”) is a strong social network but also anincreasingly valuable professional platform.It enables CEMS graduates to continue toenjoy the international and multiculturalexperience that they will have experiencedas CEMS students. It also organises variousprofessional events in the form of paneldiscussions, workshops, conferences andseminars in which to share ideas andknowledge. Membership of the CAA andattendance of alumni-run events enableCEMS alumni to broaden their professionalknowledge and also their professionalnetwork.Since its creation, the CAA has pursuedthree main goals:// Creating and maintaining friendly, lastingcontacts among CEMS Alumni// Providing a professional network andopportunities for its members// Promoting the CEMS MIM and the CEMSexperience generallyelected every two years during the CEMSAnnual Events by the Local Committees.The Executive Committee represents alumniinterests on the CEMS Executive Board andsupports development of the CEMS MIM.Local Committees all over the world areresponsible for keeping in contact with CEMSalumni and organising professional and socialactivities. They meet on a regular basis todiscuss the activities and development ofthe CEMS Alumni Association, and jointlyelect the Executive Committee every twoyears.Students also have the opportunity to benefitfrom the knowledge and experience of CEMSalumni via the student-alumni mentorshipprogramme (“SAMP”), a vital initiative thatenables alumni to provide guidance to futuregraduates on their career planning. Studentsshould address the relevant alumni LocalCommittee to find out more.Organised on a multi-country basis, theCAA is led by an Executive Committee andis present in each country through LocalCommittees (LCs) driven by active CEMSAlumni.The Executive Committee comprises fourmembers: the President, Vice-President,Secretary General and Treasurer. They arePART 2 // 21
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