International business, part of the genetic code of IAE Aix-Marseille

Since 2019 Aix-Marseille Université has been part of an alliance of 8 universities in Europe and a university in Scotland grouped together to form a truly inter-university and multidisciplinary campus.

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IAE Aix Marseille, with its Equis accreditation, has been part of the EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) network since 1999. All the school's international consortiums are initiated from this network, in collaboration with the best accredited Business Schools. EFMD is a network of 30,000 management professionals from academia, business, the civil service and consulting firms. These schools and companies aim to develop socially responsible leaders and managers. IAE Aix-Marseille is strongly identified with this network for the development of its global approach to management education, research and continuous innovation for best practices in this field.

EHRM is a high-quality European consulting program focusing on organizational behavior issues. It provides international consulting experience in the field of human resources management (HRM). The program brings together participants and professors from leading European business schools and universities to provide relevant HRM and consulting skills and conceptual tools through intensive classroom sessions and consulting projects for multinational companies in Europe.

Since its inception, the EHRM program has been a great success with students and multinational companies alike.

The partner universities and schools are University of Cadiz - Faculty of Economics and Management , Spain; Luiss Business School of Rome; Raboud Universiteit Nijmegen, The Netherlands; RISEBA -Riga International School of Economics and Business Administration, Latvia ; University of Bamberg, Germany ; Vlerick Business School, Belgium.

The Réseau Méditerranéen des Ecoles d'Ingénieurs was created in June 1997 on the initiative of the Groupe Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Marseille (ESIM), an establishment of the CCI Marseille-Provence. In 2001, the RMEI became a component of the Communauté des Universités de la Méditerranée (CUM), an official body of UNESCO, bringing together engineering schools and technological universities.

Since its inception, the RMEI has sought to capitalize on the specific assets of the Mediterranean region, focusing on greater efficiency through the networking of Grandes Ecoles, universities and other partners around the Mediterranean: a historic, multicultural Mediterranean identity, around a sea that is a vector of trade and economic activity, the cradle of great civilizations and great changes (Renaissance, etc.); a current crossroads of cultures and exchanges, a source of creativity; a unique, strategic position as an interface between Europe, Africa and the Orient.

Joining the RMEIM network enables IAE to become part of a dynamic international network (involved in Erasmus +, H2020)". The aim for our school is to keep abreast of and learn from the practices of the best engineering schools (ECM, INSA Lyon, Politecnico Milano, Cairo University), and eventually establish double degrees. It will also enable us to align ourselves with AMU's international development strategy in the Mediterranean region.

The ITP is a prestigious program originally developed by Harvard Business School in the 1960s, and later extended to Europe. ITP trains the teaching staff of prestigious business schools in the latest pedagogical advances. Today, the ITP is the leading international management teacher training program organized by the leading business schools in North America, Europe and Asia, in collaboration with the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD).

The ITP is organized by a consortium of leading business schools: IAE Aix Marseille, France; INSEAD, France; HEC Paris, France; IMD, Switzerland; China Europe International Business School, China; Indian School of Business, USA; Kellogg School of Management, USA; London Business School, UK; NYU Stern School of Business, USA; SDA Bocconi, Italy; Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden.