Hyun-Jung Lee, Assistant Professor in Organisational Behaviour and Cross-Cultural Management, London School of Economics reflects on the challenges of virtual working in multicultural teams and what...
In international relations, misunderstandings can happen when cultures collide.
The CEMS DACH Forum is a yearly rotating regional event which is organized by CEMS students from the three top business schools located in the DACH-area: University of Cologne, University of St...
In 2026, the CEMS DACH Forum returns to the University of Cologne (UoC) under the theme "Innovation & Europe’s Global Competitiveness". The event brings together top CEMS Master students in management...
“It’s like a calling card I think. When you meet someone or you know that someone has been through CEMS, it’s an immediate affirmation – a testimony to their qualities, their values and their...
Be agile, learn new things continuously, but remember to work on the basics.
"I keep good contacts and friends. They are a good reference for me, and I do not hesitate to ask for advice whenever is required. A great network, very proud to be part of."
"The multiple group projects in international teams I had during my CEMS studies prepared me well to work in a company where collaboration is of utmost importance and goes beyond geographic borders."