EMC² Fellows

The EMC² Fellows program offers a unique experience for bright and motivated Johnson MBA students to engage in:

• Coursework
• Leaders in Emerging Markets
• Coffee chat and networking with international scholars and experts on emerging markets
• EMC² Annual Conference
• Cornell EMC² Corning Case Competition
• Cornell EMC² Mark Mobius Pitch Competition
• Research projects
• Study trips
• Capstone Projects

Purpose:

To prepare and support business leaders who seek a competitive advantage to become experts in emerging markets.

Requirements:

Requirements to graduate as EMC² Fellow vary accordingly to the fellow’s program. Generally, the activities demand the following:

• Academic credits (Johnson and non-Johnson courses are eligible) on international-content courses
  • 6 credits for 2-Year MBA students
  • 4 credits for Cornell Tech MBA students
• Study trip or an internship in an emerging market (depending on the program)
• For non-2-Year MBA and non-Cornell Tech MBA, write a capstone project about a company in emerging markets
• Attending to an annual EMC² Conference (held every November)
• Service to EMC² (there are many ways to service to EMC² , e.g. write an article to be published on Cornell Business News, being an active member of the EMC² Conference committee, organize the Corning Case Competition, organize the Mark Mobius Pitch Competition, organize webinars/T-time, being a Chair of your program, etc.)

The current fellows are able to check their requirements’ status on the EMC² Canvas group, which the fellows are invited when accepted to the program, at the Assignments tab. When graduating with all the requirements fulfilled, the student graduates as an EMC² Fellow.

If you are a fellow, access EMC² Fellows Program Canvas page for more information!

For more information, send an email to contactemc2@business.cornell.edu