Jag letade lite till (vad annars ska man göra natten innan midsommar liksom? 
) och hittade lite mer. Vet inte om länken funkar om man inte är inloggad, men testa.
https://programs.hhs.se/9/News/Documents/QA%20MSc%20application%20fall%202012%20REVISED.pdf
Annars har jag kopierat det mest väsentliga därifrån:
Q: Can I, regardless of which specialization I choose 2012, apply to CEMS MIM?
A: Yes. This is the case for 2012, but not for 2013.
Q: How do I apply to CEMS MIM if I choose to apply for the MSc program in 2013?
A: From 2013, the CEMS MIM will be integrated into a new specialization in International
Business within the MBM program. You apply to the International Business specialization and
through that to CEMS MIM. There is only an SSE quota, but no admission guarantee, for the
MBM/IB specialization.
Q: Can I apply to CEMS if I, for example, choose Accounting & Financial Management in 2013?
A: There is a definitive probability that it will not be possible. CEMS MIM will be integrated into
the MBM/International Business specialization and primarily open to students in MBM/IB.
Should a few CEMS slots be unassigned, we might decide to open for applications from other
specializations during the fall of the first MSc year. This is a big “if”, however.
Q: Why will CEMS be integrated into MBM/IB and not continue to be an option open to all
specializations?
A: Our current CEMS offering, although academically strong, has several relative shortcomings.
We believe that the new offering will be much more attractive for students. First, many other
CEMS schools offer a home school degree and a CEMS MIM in 18 months. We require the
equivalent of 2 ½ years of studies for our “CEMSies” and thus there is a need to harmonize our
requirements with other schools. Second, quite a few SSE CEMS students do not graduate from
CEMS (although they complete the SSE MSc). We believe that the additional study and time
requirements make it likely that students drop the CEMS degree when they receive attractive job
offers. By integrating CEMS fully into a specialization, we will essentially bring the CEMS
graduation yield up to the same level as for the home school degree. This helps us turn out more
satisfied CEMS MIM graduates, but also helps in fulfilling our commitment to the CEMS
Alliance and its partners, including recruiting corporate partners. Finally, we have received peer
review feedback from CEMS about the need to strengthen the positioning and profile of CEMS
at SSE. The planned change will make CEMS more visible and marketable, but will also provide
an even more attractive offering for those who are most interested in the CEMS MIM.
) och hittade lite mer. Vet inte om länken funkar om man inte är inloggad, men testa.https://programs.hhs.se/9/News/Documents/QA%20MSc%20application%20fall%202012%20REVISED.pdf
Annars har jag kopierat det mest väsentliga därifrån:
Q: Can I, regardless of which specialization I choose 2012, apply to CEMS MIM?
A: Yes. This is the case for 2012, but not for 2013.
Q: How do I apply to CEMS MIM if I choose to apply for the MSc program in 2013?
A: From 2013, the CEMS MIM will be integrated into a new specialization in International
Business within the MBM program. You apply to the International Business specialization and
through that to CEMS MIM. There is only an SSE quota, but no admission guarantee, for the
MBM/IB specialization.
Q: Can I apply to CEMS if I, for example, choose Accounting & Financial Management in 2013?
A: There is a definitive probability that it will not be possible. CEMS MIM will be integrated into
the MBM/International Business specialization and primarily open to students in MBM/IB.
Should a few CEMS slots be unassigned, we might decide to open for applications from other
specializations during the fall of the first MSc year. This is a big “if”, however.
Q: Why will CEMS be integrated into MBM/IB and not continue to be an option open to all
specializations?
A: Our current CEMS offering, although academically strong, has several relative shortcomings.
We believe that the new offering will be much more attractive for students. First, many other
CEMS schools offer a home school degree and a CEMS MIM in 18 months. We require the
equivalent of 2 ½ years of studies for our “CEMSies” and thus there is a need to harmonize our
requirements with other schools. Second, quite a few SSE CEMS students do not graduate from
CEMS (although they complete the SSE MSc). We believe that the additional study and time
requirements make it likely that students drop the CEMS degree when they receive attractive job
offers. By integrating CEMS fully into a specialization, we will essentially bring the CEMS
graduation yield up to the same level as for the home school degree. This helps us turn out more
satisfied CEMS MIM graduates, but also helps in fulfilling our commitment to the CEMS
Alliance and its partners, including recruiting corporate partners. Finally, we have received peer
review feedback from CEMS about the need to strengthen the positioning and profile of CEMS
at SSE. The planned change will make CEMS more visible and marketable, but will also provide
an even more attractive offering for those who are most interested in the CEMS MIM.
