The provisional general schedule common to the three programs will give you an idea of the course sequencing. All courses are taught by leading professors.

A choice of three programs is offered on the basis of 2.5 hours per day:

Management: the European Approach

The aim of this course is to present the main specific stakes and issues of French and European management. We will present an overview of the current and future, emphasizing specific contents and key issues regarding management theories and practice both in France and Europe.

Two field trips: Geneva, Switzerland and Brussels, Belgium.

Information Technology in Europe

The objective of the course is to introduce to students the main technological evolutions that have been transforming the European economy from the last decade. Thus the track puts into perspective technological innovation and how organizations and populations have been affected by these changes. The track involves a reflection through the topics about the future of technology in Europe.

Two field trips: Geneva, Switzerland and Brussels, Belgium.

Cross-Cultural Approach to French Society

The aim of this course is to heighten awareness of communication difficulties caused by cultural diversity. We will look at some of the major obstacles to communication in a multicultural situation and propose possible solutions.

Two field trips: Lyon, France and Loire Valley Castles.

Common to all programs: French classes

The afternoon is dedicated to the learning of French language (2 hours every day). During the first class, students take tests and are split into groups according to their level. The advanced level group only opens with a minimum of 8 students.

Aim: To allow students, based on their level of French, either to be introduced to the language for practical use or to improve their proficiency in the language.