International at EDHEC
EDHEC’s international strategy is built on strong partnerships and the desire to open students to new experiences that attune them to difference.
EDHEC Business School leverages a network of over 300 partnerships with leading academic institutions around the world. And thanks to strategic alliances forged with other institutions (FOME, QTEM, GBSN, etc.), the School contributes to the development of innovative pedagogical tools and methods. EDHEC also works with international academic partners to offer students various mobility formats around the world, such as double degrees, certificates, academic exchanges, social solidarity projects (Global Impact Projects) and summer programmes. Lastly, the many teams on the Lille, Nice and Paris campuses offer services that range from supporting international students during their stays in France to helping French-speaking BBA and Master students prepare for their periods abroad.
Strategy
EDHEC’s international strategy is based on prestigious academic partnerships, a diverse range of mobility options for students and strong global recognition for the School. With international students accounting for close to 35% of student headcount, EDHEC stands out for its thoroughly multicultural academic environment.
International partners
EDHEC Business School has compiled an extensive network of prestigious academic partners around the world for student exchanges, summer programmes and double degrees.
Global Impact Projects
Global Impact Projects (GIPs) offer EDHEC Master and BBA students the chance to gain their required international experience by taking part in social solidarity projects.
Double degrees and international programmes
EDHEC enables students to gain experience in an international environment by offering a period of international academic immersion with one of the School’s academic partners. The focus is on personal development, intercultural exposure and acquisition of key skills.
International networks
EDHEC leverages a broad array of international networks in order to foster cultural diversity, facilitate students’ international integration and develop large-scale academic projects.
Organisation of international relations
At EDHEC, the International Relations Department is made up of several teams: the country managers, the International Student Office (ISO), and the Student Abroad Office (SAO).