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Curricula in the Programme Grande École Department are designed to give students maximum flexibility in selecting the courses best suited to their career goals. After a first year core curriculum focusing on the basics of management, students are free to select one of several majors offered by the School. The courses for these concentrations are given at the Strasbourg campus. In addition, students are required to spend at least one year abroad at a partner university (either in their second or third year), taking courses in general management and the culture of the host university's country.
Programs tailored to specific career goals
Thanks to the wide range of courses offered at EM Strasbourg Business School, students can design their degree programs to match their career interests and goals. For example, students can follow a traditional program, a cooperative education program, a research-based program, or a Master's in Accounting and Internal Controls program.
EM Strasbourg Business School's unparalleled international scope
One of the special - and unique - benefits of EM Strasbourg Business School's Programme Grande École curricula is that they offer genuine international immersion: 42% of the class of 2007 obtained jobs outside of France, ranking EM Strasbourg Business School as one of the top French business schools in terms of international career placement. The School's university status bolsters its presence on the global stage, and has enabled it to form high-quality partnerships with approximately 130 renowned colleges and universities in 41 countries.
The School offers the following four study abroad programs:
Majors
Student internships
Internships form an integral part of EM Strasbourg Business School's degree programs, and give students the opportunity to see how the topics they study are applied in the real world. Students are required to complete three internships, one of which must be in another country or involve an international project.
The internship year
The internship year consists of at least nine consecutive months working at a company. This experience gives students their first significant professional experience, and can serve as the gateway to a permanent position after graduation. The internship year can take place either in France or in another country, and between any two years of an academic program.
Cooperative education
EM Strasbourg Business School students can participate in a cooperative education program during their final year. This program gives them the opportunity to obtain a professional qualification backed by a highlevel degree, while acquiring extensive incompany experience.
Programme Grande Ecole curriculum
Curricula in the Programme Grande École Department are designed to give students maximum flexibility in selecting the courses best suited to their career goals. After a first year core curriculum focusing on the basics of management, students are free to select one of several majors offered by the School. The courses for these concentrations are given at the Strasbourg campus. In addition, students are required to spend at least one year abroad at a partner university (either in their second or third year), taking courses in general management and the culture of the host university's country.Programs tailored to specific career goals
Thanks to the wide range of courses offered at EM Strasbourg Business School, students can design their degree programs to match their career interests and goals. For example, students can follow a traditional program, a cooperative education program, a research-based program, or a Master's in Accounting and Internal Controls program.
EM Strasbourg Business School's unparalleled international scope
One of the special - and unique - benefits of EM Strasbourg Business School's Programme Grande École curricula is that they offer genuine international immersion: 42% of the class of 2007 obtained jobs outside of France, ranking EM Strasbourg Business School as one of the top French business schools in terms of international career placement. The School's university status bolsters its presence on the global stage, and has enabled it to form high-quality partnerships with approximately 130 renowned colleges and universities in 41 countries.
The School offers the following four study abroad programs:
- One-year exchange program: A full academic year at one of 126 partner universities in 41 countries.
- Dual-degree program: Two to four consecutive semesters in the second year for Bachelor's students or the third year for Master's students; upon graduation students will receive a Programme Grande École degree from EM Strasbourg Business School as well as a degree from the host university.
- MBA program: Students who completed a one-year exchange program in their second year can enroll in an MBA program in their fourth year (a supplemental year).
- Triple-Master's program: Students complete their third year in Krakow, Poland, and their fourth year in Dresden, Germany, and graduate with three Master's degrees.
Majors
- Marketing Intelligence and Decision-Making
- Marketing Strategy and Implementation
- Sales Management and Negotiations
- Accounting and Auditing
- Finance
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resources
- Business Information and Logistics
- European Management (available only to foreign exchange students from another university)
Student internships
Internships form an integral part of EM Strasbourg Business School's degree programs, and give students the opportunity to see how the topics they study are applied in the real world. Students are required to complete three internships, one of which must be in another country or involve an international project.
The internship year
The internship year consists of at least nine consecutive months working at a company. This experience gives students their first significant professional experience, and can serve as the gateway to a permanent position after graduation. The internship year can take place either in France or in another country, and between any two years of an academic program.
Cooperative education
EM Strasbourg Business School students can participate in a cooperative education program during their final year. This program gives them the opportunity to obtain a professional qualification backed by a highlevel degree, while acquiring extensive incompany experience.
Programme Grande Ecole curriculum
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- 175 computer workstations
- WIFI hotspots all over the campus
- 3 foreign language labs
Contact
Babak Mehmanpazir 
Director of the "Grande Ecole" Master's Degree
+33 (0)3 90 41 42 64
Director of the "Grande Ecole" Master's Degree
+33 (0)3 90 41 42 64
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