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Last updated: 27 October 2020
As governments and organisations continue to grapple with the impact of COVID-19, we hope that our participants, students and wider community remain safe and well.
At INSEAD we are committed to proactively ensuring the health and well-being of our community. Following the reopening of our campuses to welcome back participants at the start of the academic year, we have pulled together a COVID-19 Executive Education Updates page detailing measures to safeguard the health of our constituents as much as possible.
Given the continuous evolution and impact of the virus you may be interested to learn about revisions made to our application policy to support your future development needs. Or discover our alternative learning solutions: INSEAD Online programmes and our new Live Virtual offers.
- Safety and well-being of the INSEAD community
- Changes to our Application Policy
- INSEAD Online Programmes
- Live Virtual Programmes
- Insights from our faculty
- Webinar series: 'Navigating the Turbulence of COVID-19'
Safety and well-being of the INSEAD community
We have followed government measures extremely carefully, respecting quarantine directives and implementing temperature checks on our campuses. Whilst we continue to adhere to the directives laid out by governments and health authorities in our various countries of operation with the goal to secure our community, executive education programmes taking place on our Europe and Asia campuses and San Francisco Hub for Business Innovation have been cancelled until the end of July 2020.
Although we have resumed the delivery of programmes starting from September 2020, some of our executive education programmes are still impacted by the global pandemic – we continue to monitor the situation closely in case further delays are needed.
Click here to see the list of impacted programmes and responses to FAQs.
Application Policy
Given the uncertainties that lay ahead, and the impact on you and your organisation as we learn to navigate the crisis on both a personal and professional level, we have reviewed our application policy so that we may continue to support your future development plans.
Whilst the impact of the COVID-19 virus continues to evolve, from now until 31st August 2021 our cancellation policy has been relaxed to give you some peace of mind and to relieve you from the pressure of applying. Submitted applications for face-to-face open programmes will not be liable to the standard cancellation fee. Instead, participants are welcome to transfer - free of charge - to a future session or an alternative programme, within 12 months of the original programme date (space permitting). We simply ask you to notify us three weeks in advance so that we may manage the transfer as efficiently as possible for you.
Discover Our Online Programmes
Mirroring the diversity and dynamism found in a typical INSEAD classroom, our online programmes provide a rich learning experience focused on maximising business impact.
Working with a learning coach throughout the programme, you will also practise applying your learning to your own context by working on Action Learning Projects (ALPs), to build a concrete action plan aligned with your organisation and your personal learning objectives.
Our Online Programmes can cater to groups and multiple teams coming from the same organisation - helping you to leverage further the group learning outcome.
Open Online Programmes for Disruptive Times
Insights from Our Faculty
Navigating the Turbulence of COVID-19
The world is facing an unprecedented challenge in COVID-19. It is a highly complex, uncertain and fast-moving situation and increasingly dramatic measures are being adopted by countries around the world to try to minimise impact from the crisis. INSEAD is launching a new webinar series “Navigating the Turbulence of COVID-19” to provide our community with deeper understanding of key issues surrounding pandemic control and current countermeasures around the world.