Register now for IÉSEG’s 2018 Spring and Summer programs

Programs

04/12/2018

Applications are now open for IÉSEG’s 2018 Spring and Summer programs, which are specifically designed for students looking for a unique international academic and cultural experience in Paris.

The French Culture Spring Session (June 1 to 30, 2 ECTS) is a four-week program designed to help students rapidly improve their French language skills, introduce them to French culture and provide an insight into arts, fashion and cultural management. Throughout the program, participants take part in organized cultural activities, which allows them to discover Paris.

The School’s International Summer Academy (Global Business & Management, July 1 to 27, 12 ECTS), and International Fashion Business Summer Program (July 1-15, 12 ECTS), offer participants the opportunity to come to the Paris campus to develop business and management skills in an international environment.

• The Summer Academy in Global Business and Management is a four-week intensive program in English for undergraduates and recent graduates seeking to develop critical business skills, gain confidence to reach goals and excel in a global professional context. In addition, the small class sizes give students the opportunity to participate actively and to benefit from privileged contact with professors.

• IÉSEG’s International Fashion Summer Program is a two-week program combining theoretical study with hands-on experience from brands in the apparel industry.

It is based around two main modules: “Introduction to Fashion Management” and “Fashion Communications”. The first provides participants with a basis of fundamental managerial tools and with the necessary conceptual framework to understand and follow contemporary fashion languages and trends. Similarly, the “Fashion Communications” module will have students engaging in a critical analysis of this deeply image oriented industry viewed from multiple perspectives: advertising, public and press relations, event management, and multichannel forms of communication.