Executive Master in International Oil and Gas Leadership - Survey on programme's formats

We are looking at options for optimising the programme format, and are considering module lengths and hybrid formats.

This survey asks 3 short questions, and will be open until Tuesday 18 November (midnight CET).

After you complete the survey, we will send you the latest issue of our Insitute's magazine, the GLOBE, which focuses on International Development and related challenges on the post-2015 horizon.

Thank you in advance for your participation, which will help us assess the ongoing needs and interests of our future candidates.

Question Title

* 1. Which of the following best describes you? (multiple choices possible)

I am a current participant / alumni of the Executive Master in International Oil and Gas Leadership (IOG).

I once completed an application for the IOG programme, but did not enroll because of the programme format.

I once completed an application for the IOG programme, but did not enroll because of the cost of attendance.

I once began an application for the IOG programme, but chose to attend a different programme.

I once considered the IOG programme, but did not complete an application.

I am currently exploring options for a master's degree related to the Oil and Gas industry.

I currently work in a position related to the Oil and Gas industry.

Other

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Assuming that:

- you want to earn your executive master's degree part-time (format for working professionals)
- tuition fees remain constant across the 3 options (but your own cost of attendance will vary accross the options, as tuition excludes cost of travel and accommodation)

= If you had to choose today from the formats below, which would you prefer (1 choice possible)?

More frequent, shorter face-to-face modules of 2 weeks each (5 times), combining study in Geneva & Paris (this is our current format)

Less frequent but longer face-to-face modules of about 3 weeks each (3 to 4 times), also combining study in Geneva & Paris

Fewer face-to-face modules of 2 weeks each (3 times), combining Geneva & Paris, but complemented by 2 online learning modules (webinars plus guided study)

Other

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* 3. Which of the following do you consider your biggest challenge for pursuing your master's degree?

Funding the programme (cost of tuition and related travel & accommodation expenses)

Securing approval for time away from work

Managing time away from family and other personal commitments

Other

Other (please specify)