International Student Exchange

Programme
2012- 13

International Exchange Programme:

Choose from 40 reputed B-Schools 4 new schools have been
added to our exchange network this year:

Nanyang Business School,NTU, Singapore

Pontafical Catholic University, Chile

Kelley School of Business,Indiana, USA

London School of Economics,London, UK

Across 19 countries

Study at another leading B-School for one/two terms

Credits transferred

No extra Tuition fee

KELLEY SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Benefits of International Exchange

Gives international exposure and broadens global

perspective

Develops integrative learning skills

Gives exposure to another business environment

Opportunity to co-brand yourself

Widens networking opportunities

Enhances multi-cultural and social competencies

Helps you to explore international jobs

Expands personal horizon

Key Factors to be taken into account before

going for exchange:

Housing

Travel costs - Family travel

Placements

Visas & Passports - USA (J-visa: restriction on work), Spain

Most of the schools do not accept citizens of their country on

exchange check with exchange office if you have spent more

than 7 years in any other country

Exchange

Brief profiles of
Exchange Partner Schools

Term 7 exchange programmes

SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY

China Europe
International Business
School (CEIBS)
Melbourne Business
School
Sung Kyun Kwan
Business School(SKKU
Business School)

University of
Melbourne
Sung Kyun Kwan
University

LOCATION

EXCHANGE
DATES

SEATS

Shanghai,
China

2 Jan-8 Feb

Melbourne ,
Australia

2
Jan-May

7 Jan25 Jan,
Seoul , Korea 4 Feb-22 Feb

Term 7&8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY

LOCATION

Korea Advanced
KAIST Graduate School Institute of
Seoul , Korea
Science and
of Business
Technology
Bond University
Bond University
Darden School of
Business

University of
Virginia

Virginia, USA

Fletcher School (MALD)

Duke University

16 Jan-13 Mar ,
25 Mar8 May

Massachusetts
, USA

Fuqua School of
Business

4 Feb24 May

Jan-Apr

ESADE Business School

North
Carolina, USA

SEATS
3

Gold Coast,
Australia

Barcelona,
Spain

Tufts University

EXCHANGE
DATES

2
7 Jan-22 Mar
2
15 Jan-8 May
10 Jan-2 Mar,
14 Mar-1 May

Term 7&8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL
Graduate Business
School
Haas School of
Business
Master of Sciences
(MSc) in Business
Administration

UNIVERSITY

LOCATION

EXCHANGE
DATES

University of Cape Cape Town,

26 January
South Africa
Town
California,
22 Jan-20 May
USA
UC Berkeley

SEATS
2
1
4

Milan, Italy

Feb-July

Bocconi University
Madrid, Spain 14 Jan-26 Apr

IE Business School
IESE Business School
Joseph L. Rotman
School of Management
Kenan Flagler Business
School

University of
Navarra
University of
Toronto
University of
North Carolina

Barcelona,
Spain
Toronto,
Canada

3
3

9 Jan-30 Mar
3
14 Jan-26 Apr

North
7 Jan1 Mar,
Carolina, USA 18 Mar-4 May

Term 7&8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL
Kellogg School of
Management

UNIVERSITY
North western
University

LOCATION

4 Jan-23 Mar ,
Chicago, USA
30 Mar- 15 Jun

Leonard N Stern School

New York,
of Management
USA
New York University
London Business School
Kelley School of
Business
NUS Business School
Queens School of
Business
London School of
Economics

EXCHANGE
DATES

SEATS
5

1
4 Feb-21 May

London, UK 14 Jan-23 Mar

1
2

Indiana , USA 1 Jan-3 May

Indiana University
National University
of Singapore

Singapore
Ontario,
Canada

14 Jan-11 May,
13 May-3 Aug

2
4

7 Jan-24 Apr

Queens University
The London School
of Economics and London , UK
14 Jan-22 Mar
Political science

Term 7&8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL
Rotterdam School of
Management (M Sc)
Schulich School of
Business
Suleman Dawood School
of Management
The Wharton School

UNIVERSITY
Erasmus University
York University

LOCATION EXCHANGE DATES

Rotterdam,
Jan end May
Netherlands
end
Ontario,
7 Jan -19 Apr
Canada
Lahore,
Pakistan

Lahore University of
Management Sciences
Pennsylvania,
University of
USA
Pennsylvania

21 Jan-15 Mar,
25 Mar-17 May
7 Jan-1 Mar ,
11 Mar-7 May

SEATS
3
2
2

2
2

Thunderbird, School of
Global Management

Arizona, USA

Tuck School of Business at

Dartmouth

New
Hampshire,
USA

Jan-Mar

Pontafical Catholic
University, Chile

Chile , Latin
America

January,
11 Mar-7 Jun

University of St. Gallen University of St. Gallen Switzerland

7 Jan-15 Mar

WHU - Otto Beisheim

School of Management

7 Jan-26 Apr

Vallendar,
Germany

28 Jan-16 May

This is the place to learn the true meaning of networking as

here everyday has at least two social gathering events
Prachi Tyagi, Co 2011, Kellogg School of Management

Term 8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY

College of Commerce National Chenghchi

University (NCCU)

LOCATION

EXCHANGE
DATES

Taipei,
Taiwan

Feb-June

School of Economics
Beijing ,
China
and Management Tsinghua University
The Chinese
School of Business
University of Hong Hong Kong
Management
Kong (CUHK)

Feb-June
Dec-Mar,
Mar-June

SDA Bocconi School of

4 Mar-2 May ,
Milan, Italy
Management (MBA) Bocconi University
6 May-31 May
Nanyang
Nanyang Business
Technological
Singapore
School
4 Mar-1 Jun
University
Recanati Graduate
School of Business

Tel Aviv University

Tel Aviv,
Israel

SEATS
4

2
2

2
26 Feb- 21 Jun

NATIONAL CHENGCHI UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

Post Term 8 exchange programmes

SCHOOL
Cheung Kong
Graduate School Of
Business (CKGSB)

UNIVERSITY

LOCATION
Shanghai,
China

EXCHANGE
DATES

SEATS
3

2 May-8 Jun
1

HEC School of
Management

Paris, France

22 Apr-13 Jul

You go on an exchange to make new friends, experience a

new culture and have a rocking time. Believe me; HEC wont
disappoint you in any respect.
- Jagjit Singh Chawla, 2007 (HEC)

Estimation:
Expenses in
INR

North
America

Europe

Asia

South
Africa

Israel

Airfares
(total)
Housing (per
month
Books (total)

72000

58000

55000

60000

50000

40000

52000

35000

66000

25000

33000

17000

15000

Transport
(per month)

5000

8000

6000

4000

3000

Food (per
month)

35000

20000

15000

15000

20000

Others

55000

50000

50000

20000

50000

2,40000

2,05000

1,76000

1,65000

1,50500

Total

2500

Financial costs contd.

Take into account:

Travel around

Visa processing

Cost of medical insurance

Other personal expenses
No extra tuition fee

A fixed amount (which was paid by you as living expenses at
ISB for the period of exchange) will be returned to you since
you will be vacating the room during the exchange period.

Bidding Guidelines

All seats will be offered across both the campuses

Live Bidding for all the Exchange programmes.

Three Phases of Bidding {Preference Phase, Bidding
Phase(2 Rounds), Confirmation Phase(2 Rounds)}

Maximum Bid Points: 2000

Minimum Bid Points: 400

Tips On Bid Points

You are expected to manage your bid points

for Inter Campus Exchange(Electives),
Elective courses, Practicum courses(ELP, FIRP,
PaEV, WGCP) and place bid points
accordingly for the International Exchange
Programme.

Bidding Guidelines
Confirmation option will be given at the end of each
bidding round

After confirmation of the seat, if a student drops from

the Exchange Programme, 1600 points will be
deducted irrespective of Clearing Bid Price.

Preference
Phase

Bidding
Phase 1

Students will have to give preferences for minimum 3 and maximum 10 schools
There is no need to rank the schools or give order of preferences.
Timeline: July 5th (10.00 a.m) to July 18th (18.00 hrs) Duration : Approximately 2
weeks

Live Bidding: July 20th Duration: 3 hrs.

Bidding round will be open only for those students who have given preferences in
Preference Phase
Students can only bid for 3 schools from this set of preferences( 3 to 10 ) in this
Bidding phase
In this round, students will be given tie break number for each school they have
preferred for.
It will be a transparent process where students can view the minimum winning bid
at any given point of time
Based on the bid points and random tie break number , allocation will be done
In case of a tie, student with lowest tie break number will be allotted the seat
Green flag will show the winning bid and red flag will indicate losing bid

 Duration: 30 min
Students with green flag (bid winners) will be given 30 minutes window to confirm
Confirmation their acceptance
Failure to confirm acceptance of the programme in this round will result in that
Phase 1
student being dropped from the programme automatically. Bid points are returned.

Bidding
Phase 2

Duration: 2 hrs.
A student who participated in Bidding Phase 1 and is not allotted a confirmed seat
can also participate in this phase
A student who has not participated in Bidding Phase 1 (even though s/he has given
preferences in the Preference Phase) is also eligible to participate in this phase
Available seats from Bidding Phase 1 will be carried forward to this phase
It will be a transparent process where students can view the minimum winning bid
at any given point of time
Based on the bid points and random tie break number, allocation will be done
In case of a tie, student with lowest tie break number will be allotted the seat
Green flag will show the winning bid and red flag will indicate losing bid

Confirmation
Phase 2

Duration: 30 min
Students with green flag (Bid winners) will be given 30 minutes window to
confirm their acceptance
Failure to confirm acceptance of the programme in this round will result in that
student being dropped from the programme automatically. Bid points are
returned.

* Tentative timings for Bidding on July 20th : 14.00 hrs 22.00 hrs

Credits

20 contact hours at exchange school converts to make one
ISB credit

Credits earned at the exchange school are considered towards
graduation and concentration area requirements

Exchange course grades are not converted to ISBs grading
scale. Therefore these grades are not considered for CGPA

Exchange credits and grades will not appear on the ISB
transcript. Only after receiving a separate transcript from the
exchange school, ISB certificate and transcript will be
released.

Take ASAs approval before registering for courses at host
school to ensure Graduation/Concentration area
requirements.

Exchange students are also considered for the Special Honors
(Deans List and ISB Scholar of Excellence) that are awarded
at the end of the programme.

Exchange disqualifiers

Found guilty of any Honour code violation

F grade in any course for any reason before going on

Exchange programme (academic performance, attendance

etc.)

CGPA below 2.50 before going on Exchange programme.

Student hold the citizenship of the country s/he wishes to go

on exchange

Bid Points Refund

Student who are allotted a seat and do not confirm in the
Confirmation Phase will be treated as Drop out. Bid points
will be returned.

For any subsequent drop out or disqualifications, bid points
will not be refunded

Spirit of exchange:

Similar academic experience

& a different cultural
exposure

Mail your queries to:

Shiv_kumar@isb.edu
Asma_Mohajir@isb.edu
Gurpreet_kaur@isb.edu
For more information :
http://atrium:14825/Programmes/PGP/SEAL/Exchange/Outboun
dExchange/Pages/default.aspx

Thank You !