The business schools will continue their partnership.

Wharton and INSEAD’s partnership, begun in 2001, will keep on keeping on, reports the Economist. INSEADers will have at least another four years to swap Fontainebleau for Philly, and vice versa.

Woooo hoooooo!

Actually the relationship allows students to attend campuses in Fontainebleau, Philadelphia, Sinapore and San Francisco).

Not to be outdone, Columbia’s Business School and the London Business School are joining up with the University of Hong Kong to also get some global action going on. The two schools, which previously had a Columbia-London EMBA, added the Univ of HK into the mix to offer a 20-month EMBA for “high-potential, globally-focused executives and managers, primarily based in Asia, who are passionate about the opportunities offered by Asia’s rapid economic development.”

While in New York, London, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, students will learn while also feeling satisfied that they’re not missing out on an “It” city. Here’s another neat benefit: grads will “become part of the alumni networks of all three schools.” 50 students enter the program in May of next year. Interested? (embaglobalinfo@london.edu or +44 (0) 2070007475 or +1 212 854 2211)