MiM in International Management (CEMS MIM)

Interview Sample Questions : 1) What are your main assets? Could you please provide some examples? 2) What is your greatest flaw? Could you please provide some examples? 3) What more value can you provide to the class? 4) What makes you think we should take you? 5) Is there any reason why we shouldn’t choose you? 6) What do you consider to be your most significant accomplishment to date? 7) Give me an example of a time when you were in a team and there was a disagreement. How did you deal with it? 8) How do you handle teamwork and collaboration? 9) What are your short-term and long-term goals? 10) In what ways do you think your application may use improvement? 11) What drives you more than anything else in the world? 12) Tell me about the things that make you nervous about coming to RSM. 13) If your friends had to characterise you in three words, what would they be? 14) Imagine yourself in a leadership role. What gives you the idea that? How exactly do you take the lead? 15) Why do you want to join the RSM IM CEMS programme, if you do? What’s the Point of CEMS? 16) Give an example of a moment when you showed initiative and got things done. What insight did you gain? 17) Describe a time when your communication skills served you well and share what you learnt from the experience. 18) Do you find yourself drawn to any certain subcultures? 19) What do you believe Amazon and other successful companies did during the covid to ensure their continued success? 20) Do you believe that 50 years ago, businesses had a significantly longer lifespan than they do today, or is this no longer the case? Why?

In your CV you should list all relevant experiences. The CV will not be assessed during the evaluation, but can provide additional information for the admission staff. The CV only plays an important role for the admissions staff in the preparation for the additional selection MSc International Management/CEMS.

Bachelor’s degree

RSM also needs your final transcript (list of grades) to verify your submitted grades. If documents are not in English, Dutch, or German, provide a certified translation along with the originals.

Copy of a valid passport

GMAT/GRE