How can I improve my MBA classes with a business dynamic?

You can incorporate a team simulation in which participants create businesses, compete for customers, make market decisions and analyse comparable results.

What does Faralia City bring to an MBA?

It provides a practical experience for working on strategy, pricing, operations, marketing, basic finance, team leadership and adaptation to uncertainty.

MBA and executive programmes

How to improve my MBA classes by incorporating a business simulation dynamic

Faralia City brings a competitive team experience into the classroom, where every decision translates into data, strategic conversation and applied learning.

Incorporate a dynamic that activates managerial judgement

In an MBA, the simulation helps participants test hypotheses, prioritise resources, interpret the market and defend decisions in the face of visible results.

Teams create a business, choose a positioning, adjust the price and decide on premises, resources, services, opening hours and marketing. They then observe how the Faralians react, how the market competes and how the business balance evolves.

Applications in MBA classes

The activity can fill an intensive session, be integrated into a module or close a block on strategy and entrepreneurship.

Before the theory

To open up questions about market, customer, margin, capacity and value proposition.

During the module

To apply concepts between sessions and discuss decisions with new information.

As an applied closing session

To close with a ranking, AI analysis, final report and team reflection.

Skills that are reinforced

Strategic management
Reading the market
Pricing
Marketing
Basic finance
Operations
Prioritisation
Executive communication
Working under uncertainty
Defending hypotheses

See how to incorporate Faralia City into your MBA classes.

We can adapt the duration, number of teams, mode and deliverables to the design of your programme.