FAQs

ISB Executive Education programmes are designed for working professionals across career stages who are looking to accelerate their leadership impact, deepen domain expertise, or prepare for broader organisational responsibilities. 

Our participants typically include: 

• Mid-career professionals seeking functional depth or cross-functional growth 
• Senior managers preparing for enterprise-level leadership roles 
• CXOs and business owners looking to sharpen strategic thinking and future-ready capabilities 

ISB offers a diverse portfolio of executive learning programmes across leadership, management, strategy, AI and digital transformation, marketing, and other critical business domains. 

Programmes are available in multiple formats, including: 

• On-campus programmes delivered at ISB campuses 
• Blended programmes combining online learning with campus immersions 
• Live-online programmes with live and asynchronous components 
  
  

This flexible portfolio allows participants to choose learning journeys aligned to their goals, schedules, and preferred learning modes. 

Choosing the right programme depends on your current role, experience level, leadership aspirations, and the specific skills you want to develop. 

To help you decide, we recommend: 

• Reviewing the programme curriculum, learning outcomes, and target audience profile 
• Assessing how the programme aligns with your short-term and long-term career goals 
• Speaking with our programme advisor for personalised guidance 
• Attending information sessions or webinars hosted by ISB Executive Education 
  
  

Our advisors can help you map the most suitable learning pathway based on your professional background and objectives. 

Eligibility criteria vary by programme and are clearly outlined on each programme page. Most programmes consider factors such as: 

• Educational background 
• Years of professional experience 
• Current role and leadership responsibilities 
• Motivation to learn and apply new capabilities 
  
  

The application process typically involves: 

• Submitting an online application form 
• Uploading relevant documents (such as a CV and academic credentials) 
• Paying the application fee 
• Participating in an interview or assessment, if required 
  
  

Selections are made on a rolling or cohort basis depending on the programme.