In the coming week, FGV's Brazilian School of Public and Business Administration (FGV/EBAPE) will launch the Brazilian module of the Corporate International Master's - CIM, a partnership with ESADE Business School and Georgetown University - McDonough School of Business. The School will welcome 25 executives, coming from countries such as Canada, Peru, United States, Spain and Brazil itself, who are looking to improve their skills and get a global degree. The program will include classes with EBAPE's professors and visits to companies and institutions based in Rio de Janeiro, such as Coca-Cola and the Research and Development Center Leopoldo Américo Miguez de Mello (Cenpes), linked to Petrobras.For the coordinator of the program in Brazil, Professor Marco Tulio Zanini, this module will provide a more detailed view of the Brazilian emerging market and Latin America. It is a premium program, unique in our market focused on global leadership. The idea is to train the students in such a way that they master the business and global economic reality, mainly the Latin American, he explains.The CIM is composed of three modules of 11 days each, offered in the cities of Washington DC, Rio de Janeiro and Madrid, in addition to Shanghai - all interspersed by distance learning modules.  The opening module of the program was conducted on August 11th this year at Georgetown University, in Washington DC. At the end of the master's degree, students will receive three titles, corresponding to each of the three business schools associated with the program.The Brazilian module of the Corporate International Master's - CIM begins on Monday, October 28th, and continues until November 7th.Please click here to learn about CIM.