
ADMISSION
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Admission requirements
Qualified candidates must hold a valid undergraduate degree or equivalent, have more than five years of significant professional experience, a good command of English, and the professional ambition to work in a challenging international environment.
Participants who successfully complete this EMBA program receive both a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and a French Master of General Management degree.
The application process includes:
- Completing the online application on the school's website
- 2 letters of recommendation
- 1 letter of motivation
- Transcript and copy of last diploma
- TOEIC: 900 (minimum score) for non-English speakers
- An interview with the admission committee
- Application procedure
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Cost of the training
Registration fee
€25,000
The fee includes:
- All courses, instruction, training materials, and handouts
- Project coaching
- Personal and professional coaching
- Use of the language lab, library, and computer center
- Access to the International Participants Office
- Study trips abroad
- International seminars with our international academic partners
- Scholarship and funding advice and assistance
- Travel and accommodation costs are not included in the tuition fees
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Profile of participants
The EMBA degree provides a set of general management skills that can be applied in virtually any business sector and function. EMBA participants come from diverse backgrounds and go on to work in a variety of management positions around the world.
We value the diversity of our EMBA participants and develop a wide range of executive profiles. Age and experience are necessary for the success of this program, as we rely heavily on accumulated knowledge and experience to address complex international business issues in the classroom and through group and individual projects.
As our mission is to develop innovative and flexible leaders, we value risk-takers and those with a true entrepreneurial spirit.
Gender distribution: 25% women - 75% men
International participants: 30% - National participants: 70%.