Living in Bled during studies

Discover breath-taking beauty of Bled, where IEDC-Bled School of Management creates an environment that helps managers focus on learning. It is a perfect combination of tranquillity and nature, inspiring learners to fully develop their potential.

Beauty of studying in Bled

The hectic, interconnected, modern business world inevitably leaves most managers juggling many activities at the same time. While many people would like to believe they are effective at multitasking (while few really are), no one would claim that dividing one’s attention into small, interrupted bursts of attention is really the best way to accomplish something, especially something important.

It’s difficult to imagine an activity that has more power to transform and enhance the abilities and effectiveness of a manager than learning. New skills and insights provided by a structured and guided learning process can create new opportunities for managers and their employers when thoughtfully integrated with the previous experience that managers bring to that learning process. Recognizing the benefits of learning but facing the demands of a hectic schedule, some managers try to schedule learning into small, disintegrated activities. This may be appealing from a practical perspective, but it is ultimately a compromise. Instinctively, we know we are more successful with any activity - including learning - when we can devote the undivided time and attention that activity requires.

At IEDC-Bled School of Management with have created an environment that helps managers focus on learning. The idyllic resort village of Bled, nestled in the foothills of the Julian Alps, is a setting that offers both natural beauty and tranquility. The school’s modern facilities are designed as both a setting for interactive engagement between learners and faculty and an art gallery. These elements combine to create an environment that is inspirational and fosters creativity and innovation through learning.

Learning is too important an activity to be treated like “fast food” and simply consumed in quick, small bites in between other activities. We encourage you to consider how the feasting on the immersive experience of studying at IEDC-Bled School of Management can better nourish your desire to advance your skills and the success of your organization.

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Maida Zahirovic Salom

Maida Zahirović Salom
Bosnia & Herzegovina

Member of the Management Board, Raiffeisen Bank

The school is international, however, it has an individual approach to each student. 

Mpho Sekwele

Mpho Sekwele
South Africa

Founder and Managing Director, SintuOnline

I really enjoyed the learning process. It was somewhat conventional but also a very, very modern way of teaching and learning. I mean, they brought in art and creativity into the entire process which made it a lot more „out-of-the-box“.

Bjarne Schultz

Bjarne Schultz Christensen
Denmark

Senior director, Danfoss A/S

It is difficult to say very precise what has been the main impact on my leadership skills – but I believe it is related to improved ability to ask the right questions as you can better see things in a bigger perspective.

Amalia Badescu

Amalia Badescu
Romania

Marketing Manager, REMAX Action

After the first intensive MBA module, I could say that the process of change started irreversibly. My comfort zone was left behind, I learned to take risks and embrace team work. Learning can be fun, hard and  inspiring at the same time. I am happy with my decision as I had the opportunity to meet incredible faculty, great colleagues and to improve myself.

Accreditations of the School