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Accredited in the U.S. and Switzerland
One year full time
MSIM in Leadership for Sustainable Food Systems
Created in partnership with the Future Food Institute [FFI] and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations [FAO], this MSc in International Management in Leadership for Sustainable Food Systems is designed to provide both a practical and theoretical preparation for change-makers, climate shapers and future leaders in the food innovation ecosystem. Through a rigorous curriculum and multicultural experience, the program strives towards preparing leaders for today’s global food environment.
Practical Experience and Employability
Students will gain practical field experience in Food Tech startups, global corporations or NGOs, focusing on production and consumption patterns, value chains and specific food system challenges. A one-month dynamic boot camp, field trips and company visits are also part of the agenda, enabling students to network with international experts. An optional selection of international field schools is also offered by the Future Food Institute [FFI] during the summer term.
Scholarship Opportunity
Franklin offers the Responsible Leadership Scholarship program to merit award and qualified students accepted into the program. This opportunity is recognized to participants who clearly demonstrate a deep commitment to leading positive change in organizations and communities.
Awards are in the maximum amount CHF 6,250 (25% of the tuition fee).
Unsure about travel to Lugano during COVID-19? Take advantage of our hybrid model.
Franklin is resilient and committed to its mission of educating responsible global leaders, and is tailoring its programs to support students during Covid-19. The 2020-2021 academic year is proceeding as scheduled with a hybrid learning model that makes it possible for students to study remotely at the start of the term.
BUILD INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS WITH FUS MASTERCLASSES
Organized by Franklin's Taylor Institute, the Masterclasses at Franklin bring important international figures together for transversal learning opportunities and community building. Past participants have included Paul Polman, ex-CEO of Unilever and founder of Imagine; Kate Rayworth, author of Doughnut Economics; and Kim Polman, founder of Reboot the Future. MSIM students participate in the Masterclasses and have a follow-up workshop with the participants.
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Franklin University Switzerland is a small liberal arts university located in the southern Swiss city of Lugano, offering Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, study abroad and summer programs.
Founded in 1969, Franklin is one of a handful of higher education institutions accredited both in the United States and in Switzerland.
Coming to visit us on campus to see with your own eyes is the best option and the one we recommend to everyone who has the possibility to do so.
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