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INCOMING STUDENTS

2013/2014

1 Document non contractuel- MA BRUNON 12/12/2013

Sommaire1 Before starting................................................................................................................................4

2 Arriving in Saint-Etienne.................................................................................................................5

3 The world conneXion association (student union).........................................................................6

4 How to get a visa (for non-european citizens)?..............................................................................7

5 Housing, house insurance and rent allocation (caf)........................................................................7

5.1 Housing...................................................................................................................................7

5.2 House insurance.....................................................................................................................8

5.3 CAF (caisse d’allocation familiale/ family allowance fund)....................................................8

5.4 Taxe d’Habitation - French Residence Tax..............................................................................8

6 Living expenses...............................................................................................................................9

6.1 Housing, electricity and water................................................................................................9

6.2 Food costs...............................................................................................................................9

6.3 Books......................................................................................................................................9

6.4 Local transportation...............................................................................................................9

7 Social security...............................................................................................................................10

7.1 OPTION 1: You are able to provide the European card of Health insurance valid for the length of your stay in saint-Etienne..................................................................................................10

7.2 OPTION 2: you are NOT able to provide the European card of health insurance.................10

8 Bank account / Money.................................................................................................................11

9 Orientation week..........................................................................................................................11

10 CALENDAR : Fall, winter and spring terms................................................................................11

11 Course choices..........................................................................................................................12

12 Recognition of the mobility, transcript of records and grading scale.......................................12

13 Recommended language skills and language support to foreign students...............................12

14 Documents to bring with you on the 1st day.............................................................................13

15 Forms to send back us..............................................................................................................13

APPENDIX 1 How to get to Saint-Etienne?...........................................................................................14

APPENDIX 2 Arrival form......................................................................................................................15

APPENDIX 3 Accommodation form......................................................................................................16

Résidence A......................................................................................................................................17

Résidence B......................................................................................................................................18

Residence C.....................................................................................................................................19


Residence D.....................................................................................................................................20

APPENDIX 4 Learning agreement: to be handed out before arrival.....................................................21

APPENDIX 5 course catalogue..............................................................................................................22


1 Before starting You have been selected by a partner university to come and study with us. You are very welcome here in Saint-Etienne.

With it humble size in comparison to other business schools in France, ESC Saint-Etienne is close to its students, which allows them to make their stay (either short or long term stay) enjoyable. The cultural diversity of the city, the proximity of Lyon (3 rd biggest city in France), of the southern beaches, of the skiing options in the Alps and being in the center of Europe makes Saint-Etienne very attractive for students.

ESC Saint-Etienne is proud to welcome foreign students we hope to have more and more international students.

This guide is meant to help you with everything you might need to know before arriving, and upon arrival in Saint-Etienne. Do not hesitate to contact us should require more information.


2 Arriving in Saint-EtienneSaint-Etienne is in the middle of France and Europe for that matter. To get to Saint-Etienne, the best way is to fly in Lyon Saint Exupéry (LYS) airport. Lyon is only 70 km away from Saint-Etienne. Once in Lyon Saint-Exupery, the new tram called RHONEXPRESS (www.rhonexpress.fr) can take you directly to the main train station in Lyon called LYON PART-DIEU. From there, there are two trains per hour going to Saint-Etienne Châteaucreux train station. Once in Saint-Etienne, someone from the school (either member of the international office or a student from one on our students’ union, the World ConneXion association, refer to point 3) will be there to welcome you (between 8:30 am and 5:00 pm only) and take you to your accommodation or to school (depending on the time and date of arrival). If you are coming by car, the school is situated at Exit 21 (call Rond-Point) on the A47 highway from Lyon. Please refer to appendix 1

Please note that the school is closed

from the 26th of July to the 19th of August

from the 20th of December until the 6th of January

and is not opened on the weekend.

We look forward to seeing you for the start of the orientation week On :

the 3rd of September (fall session) the 6th of Januray (winter session) the 11th of February (spring session)

Don’t forget to fill the ARRIVAL FORM (refer to appendix 2) and send it back to us in order to be sure that your arrival is logged. Be aware that an arrival after 5pm in Saint-Etienne might cause you to have to take a hotel room for the first night of the entry in the chosen housing is not possible.


http://www.rhonexpress.fr/

3 The world conneXion association (student union)

World connexion union is here to welcome and integrate exchange students coming to ESC Saint-Etienne, and provide them, help, and support throughout the duration of their stay with us.

We also wish to inform exchange students about everything linked to the school's daily life, in order to assure the best possible integration!

This year, we have been to the Gare de Châteaucreux to welcome students, we also have organised visits of Saint-Etienne and Lyon. We plan an integration party, and we are taking part in the cultural life of Saint-Etienne.

For any question you have about Saint-Etienne, the school, or the actions of World Connexion, you can contact us directly or on our Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/wo.connexion

We are working in a way to make your life in Saint-Etienne the best possible.

From September till February:Christophe Boudin: [email protected] Sebti: [email protected]

From February till end of the year:Adrien Guiddoum: [email protected] Morelet: [email protected] Lemoine: [email protected]

4 How to get a visa (for non-european citizens)?


Once your application has been processed and accepted, you will receive by e-mail then by postal mail, your acceptance letter. This letter is important for the non-european students because it will allow you to pursue with your visa application. Be aware that the visa application to come to France is a lengthy process so it is really important to start it early. In most of the countries, you will have to follow the proceedings of CAMPUS FRANCE : www.campusfrance.org.

It is better if students apply for the visa called “VLS-TS- VISA d mention ETUDIANT”. Indeed, the immigration proceedings, as well as all administrative proceedings once in France, will be then easier. Please also note that the immigration proceedings will be finalized once in France with the OFII.

OFII: (www.OFII.fr) Office Français de l’immigration et de l’intégration) : this immigration proceedings is the normal ending of the Student Visa Application. This government agency will call you for a medical check in Lyon, as well as an interview with a government official. For this, please bring any medical information with you (immunization card, prescription card…). Il will give you a Resident’s permit in France (which allow you to get some rent reduction from the government).

5 Housing, house insurance and rent allocation (caf)

5.1 HousingWe have some partnerships with students’ residences. All the options are walking distance from the school.

Les ESTUDINES :www.estudines.fr This one is close to the main shopping centre of the town. Prices are OK – furnished and fully equipped (sheets, cutlery, crockery…)

Le LITTRE : littre.vitorygestion.com : it also quite close to the shopping centre too. The price are cheaper because the apartments are furnished but not equipped.

La TOISON D’OR: it also quite close to the shopping centre too. The prices are cheaper because the apartments are furnished but not equipped.

Residence CAP etudes cap-etudes.com it also quite close to the shopping centre too. The price are cheaper because the apartments are furnished but not equipped. You can borrow linen for free.

You can, of course, search for other solutions outside of these ones – please make sure to consider the prices and costs that might occur. Nevertheless, you will manage everything yourself (water, electricity, furnishment…)

Please refer to appendix 3 “Accommodation form”.

One time costs: be aware that upon your arrival, your costs are going to be high. You usually have to pay: a deposit (1 or 2 months’ rent) : this deposit is refunded to you upon departure if your apartment is in good condition.

Admin fees : depending on what type of apartments you are looking at, the admin fees vary from 215 euros to 400 euros if you take a bigger apartment. These fees are “lost” as you don’t get them back.

More details in the accommodation package


http://www.OFII.fr/

http://www.campusfrance.org/

5.2 House insurance From 60 euros to 200 euros per year depending on the size of your apartment. You have to pay a yearly insurance. If you stay less than a year, the extra money you’ve paid will be reimbursed to you. You will subscribe to the house insurance (and pay for it) during the orientation week.

Please refer to appendix 3 “Accommodation form”.

5.3 CAF (caisse d’allocation familiale/ family allowance fund) www.caf.fr : this government agency offers a rent reduction to the international students to help them pay for their housing . Assistance amounts are computed case by case, based on the rental amount, the student's resources, types of visa…. The benefit is not automatic or assured.

To help you obtain this discount, we will organize session of enrollment during the orientation week and you will have to bring:

copy of passport and visa, copy of the European card of health insurance or French social security certificate, copy of your birth certificate (translated in French by the consulate of France in your

country).

The accommodation allowance is attributed from the month following the date of entry into the accommodation. This means that you will pay your first month rent in full.For example: if you rent from 1st September. You will receive an allowance for the month of October.

5.4 Taxe d’Habitation - French Residence TaxThis is an annual residence tax imposed on the occupier of a property in which they were resident on 1st January of each year. If the property is your second home, even though you may not physically be resident on 1st January, the tax is still payable, provided the property is capable of occupation. Thus, the law assumes that if you have the right of occupation of the property and it is furnished and habitable, then the tax is payable. Liability to the tax has nothing to do with the amount of time you actually occupy the property. The tax demand is sent out towards the end of each year with a specified end date for payment, unless you elect to choose to pay on a monthly or annual basis by direct debit. You can also pay it via the internet, or by check;

Sources http://www.french-property.com/guides/france/finance-taxation/taxation/local-property-taxes/

http://vosdroits.service-public.fr/F13038.xhtml


http://vosdroits.service-public.fr/F13038.xhtml

http://www.french-property.com/guides/france/finance-taxation/taxation/local-property-taxes/

http://www.french-property.com/guides/france/finance-taxation/taxation/local-property-taxes/

http://www.caf.fr/

6 Living expenses

6.1 Housing, electricity and waterHousing is 450 euros approx + water, electricity and utilities. The electricity fee depend on your consumption! Be aware that the more you spend, the more you will pay.

Please refer to Appendix 3 Accommodation form 6.2 Food costs It depends on the consumption and tastes of the students: we think that 60 euros a week is plently.

6.3 BooksThe school does not ask the students to buy the books for the classes. Those are available at the school library.

6.4 Local transportation Saint-Etienne is a mid-sized town and everything can be done on foot. A subscription to public transportation is about 40 euros / month (2012/2013).

Saint-Etienne is 70 kms from Lyon (45 minutes by train) and 2 ½ hours from Paris by high speed trains. A train ticket to Lyon is around 8 euros (for people under 25 years old) and a train tickets to Paris can cost between 30 euros to 100 euros (depending on the time of the year, and how in advance you book the ticket).


7 Social securityAll students under the age of 28 are required to take out the French Social Security health coverage whether they come to ESC Saint-Etienne for one semester or for one year. This is compulsory even if students have taken out insurance in their home country (even if asked by the French Embassy or by their home institutions). It is illegal for students to attend French schools if they do not have this coverage.

Exemptions: students from Europe who can provide, on arrival, the European Health Insurance card in their name and valid for the length of their studies at ESC Saint-Etienne. Private insurances cannot be accepted under any circumstances. Students over 28 years of age, please contact [email protected]

7.1 OPTION 1: You are able to provide the European card of Health insurance valid for the length of your stay in saint-Etienne

In this case, it is not necessary for you to be registered with the “French” social security. Please note that it is necessary for you to take out a private insurance policy for 100% reimbursement of your costs.

7.2 OPTION 2: you are NOT able to provide the European card of health insurance

In this case, registration with the Social Security health coverage is an obligation. We will help you to register during the orientation week, please provide the ESC with :

a copy of your birth certificate, certified by the Embassy or Consulate; a translation by an official is required

proof of identity (identity card, passport, residence permit, visa) the social security charges : 211 euros

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT STUDENT SOCIAL SECURITY IN FRANCE:The cost of medical visit in France is as follows: 23 EUROS for a general practitioner (doctor), 25 EUROS or more for a specialist (e.g. dermatologist, gynecologist, ophthalmologist, etc.), with a surcharge for home visits. Your Social Security centre reimburses you 70% of this sum, minus a flat-rate patient contribution of 1 EURO, which amounts to 15.10 EUROS for a consultation with a general practitioner.If you wish for a higher level of reimbursement, you need to take out complementary healthcare insurance. For 100% reimbursement of your costs, you must take out private cover (about 350/year, in France). You can take out a private health insurance in France or in your own country. In any case, you’ll have to be registered with the Social Security health coverage.


mailto:[email protected]


Your referring physician (general practitioner)In France, you are required to register with a referring physician (GP): this is the doctor you will see as a matter of course during your stay, and who will refer you to a specialist should the need arise.The referring physician (GP) plays a key role in the French healthcare system: you will need to inform the Social Security office responsible for your payments of your registration with a specific doctor using the form. If you fail to do this, your reimbursements will be reduced as penalties are applied.

8 Bank account / MoneyIt is advisable for all students to open a bank account in France, even if they are only staying for 1 semester. It is necessary for receiving health insurance reimbursements, the rent reduction (CAF), deposit (when you leave)… The world conneXion association negotiates a contract with a local bank each year so that international students can open and close an account without having to pay additional fees. You can of course chose another bank if you want.

MasterCard and Visa credit cards are accepted almost everywhere in France. The opening of an account allows you to obtain a credit card and a check book that are very largely used in France. We will help you to open it during the orientation week.

9 Orientation week It will take place from

the 3rd of September (fall session) the 6th of Januray (winter session) the 11th of February (spring session)

We will do all the paperwork about you stay in France. You’ll have to bring the documents listed in point 12.

10 CALENDAR : Fall, winter and spring termsFall term 03/09/2013-20/12/2013 (including the orientation week)

Winter session 06/01/2014 - 28/03/2014 (including the orientation week)

Spring session 11/02/2014 - 23/05/2014 (including the orientation week)


Please note that we cannot allow students who do not have the European card of health insurance or students who do not register with the French Social Security health coverage to attend lessons.

11 Course choices Please choose your courses before arriving in France. You will find in appendix 4 a blank learning agreement and in appendix 5 the “courses catalogue”.

12 Recognition of the mobility, transcript of records and grading scale

The learning agreement is concluded before the start of the mobility. It is signed by the student, the ESC and the sending institution. Only the courses included in the learning agreement are reported on the transcript.

Every student must pick up the transcript him/herself! The ESC SAINT ETIENNE will NOT automatically send your transcript to your home university. If the student’s exam grades are not yet available when you leave, please make arrangements with the proper office to have your transcript sent to you.The transcript will be available within 5 weeks at last.

The transcript includes the following information:

Course code Course name grade / 20 ECTS per course and total of ECTS

Grading scale ranges from 0 to 20, ≥16=very good excellent; ≥14-16=good; ≥12-14=satisfactory; ≥10-12= sufficient; <10 not satisfactory, unsufficient

13 Recommended language skills and language support to foreign students

French : B2, ideally C1English, B2

French course are offered: basic, intermediate and advanced according to your level (Test during the orientation week). 3 hours / week, 5 credits /semester.The registration to the French course is compulsory.A training for the TOEIC examination is also offered. Contact : [email protected]


14 Documents to bring with you on the 1st day o A copy of your birth certificate, translated in French and certified by the Embassy or

Consulate

o A copy of the European card of health insurance (see point 7) if you can provide it

o About 211 EUROS for the social security charges (only if you cannot provide the European card of health insurance)

o House insurance amount (see appendix 3)

o Health information: you will have to bring with you all information – if you have medical prescription for glasses…Bring those. Also you will need to bring proof of your immunization

o Passport (or id card for European citizen)o Visa

15 Forms to send back us Accommodation Form (appendix 3) before:

o 28th of June for the fall session, o 1st of December for the winter sessiono 6th of January for the spring session

Arrival form (appendix 2) if you want to be picked up at the train station before the before:o 28th of June for the fall session, o 1st of December for the winter sessiono 6th of January for the spring session

Learning agreement (appendix 4) before the o 28th of June for the fall session, o 1st of December for the winter sessiono 6th of January for the spring session


APPENDIX 1 How to get to Saint-Etienne?


APPENDIX 2 Arrival formPlease send this form to [email protected] before: To : [email protected]:

First name:

E-mail address:

Country you are arriving from:

Arrival details:

Date:

SELECT

Airport or train station of arrival:

Scheduled Arrival Time:

Accomodation organized at:




APPENDIX 3 Accommodation form Please send this form to [email protected] AS SOON AS POSSIBLE and before the 6th of January

NAME First name E-mail address Accommodation needed from to

Please be aware that an arrival time after 5pm in Saint-Etienne might cause you to have to take a hotel room.

Type: I need a student accommodation in Saint-Etienne :

1st choice

2nd choice

3rd choice

4th choice

5th choice

I want to share an apartment with (name of your housemate):

According to the place available, perhaps your first choice (or second…) won’t be possible.

I want search myself other solutions outside these one. In this case I have to manage everything about electricity, water and furnishment for the flat. Please make sure to consider the prices and costs that might occur.

The Following information are based on 2012/2013 prices. Prices for accommodation will probably increase for 2013/2014.


Résidence ARENT:

Single Flat (18m2) Double Flat (40m2)Rent/Flat/ Month 460 740Electricity average per month 45* 90*Water Included IncludedInternet Included IncludedMicrowaves owen, crockery kit and linen Included IncludedWashing-machines and dryers Paying option Paying option

* Electricity: This amount is an average. If your real consumption is higher than 45 Euros/month, you will have to pay the extra money at the end of your stay.

RENT REDUCTION: The government agency offers a rent reduction to the international student to help them pay for their housing. The amount of it varies depending on your housing, your rent, your visa …..For example the more your rent is high the more rent allocation is high. It varies between students and sometimes is not granted to some of them. To obtain this help, we will organize session of enrollment during the orientation week.

ADDITIONAL FEES: Be aware that upon arrival, your costs are going to be important. You usually have to pay the following additional fees:

additional fees (one time) : Single Flat (19m2) Double Flat (40m2)Set up fees for water and electricity 25 25Set up fees for the flat 150 150Security deposit for the flat (reimbursed at the end of your stay) 460 740House insurance 60 85

Additional fees at the end of your stay : 50 euros to wash the bedlinen kit (pillow, duvet…) + 20 euros for the carpet cleaning


1.2 km away from the school, all inclusive residence. Furnished and equiped (crockery kit, linen, Microwave) Linen are washed every two weeks. The commercial center “Centre 2” is nearby the residence for you to buy things for the flat. Building caretaker

Résidence BRENT:

stay<6months stay>6 month stay<6months stay>6 month

Single Flat (19m2) Single Flat (19m2) Double Flat** (33m2) Double Flat**

(33m2)Rent/Flat/ Month 420 375 610 576Electricity average per month* 45* 45* 90* 90*water included included included includedInternet Included Included Included IncludedMicrowaves owen - tv and crockery kit rent per flat (option) 50 50 50 50Washing-machines and dryers Paying option Paying option Paying option Paying option

* electricity: This amount is an average. If your real consumption is higher than 45 Euros/month, you will have to pay the extra money at the end of your stay. **one separate bedroom + a living room

RENT REDUCTION The government agency offers a rent reduction to the international student to help them pay for their housing. The amount of it varies depending on your housing, your rent, your visa …..For example the more your rent is high the more rent allocation is high. It varies between students and sometimes is not granted to some of them. To obtain this help, we will organize session of enrollment during the orientation week.

ADDITIONAL FEES Be aware that upon arrival, your costs are going to be important. You usually have to pay the following additional fees:

additional fees (one time) : Single Flat (19m2) Double Flat (40m2)Set up fees for water and electricity per flat 25 25Set up fees for the flat 215 215Security deposit per flat (reimbursed at the end of your stay) 420 610House insurance for the flat 60 85


2.2 km away from the school.Furnished but not equipedBuilding caretakerTV, crockery kit, linen and Microwaves are in option. The commercial center “Centre 2” is nearby the residence for you to buy things for the flat.

Residence CRENT:

Single Flat (24m2) N° 0.28

Single Flat (24m2) N°0.26

Single Flat (24m2) N°1.43

Rent/Flat/ Month 312 275 298Water and electricity per month* 115* 110* 90*Internet IncludedWashing-machines and dryers Paying option

*Water and electricity: included in the charges. Charges varies according to the flat. Flats are not furnished in the same way: it depends on the landlordRENT REDUCTION The government agency offers a rent reduction to the international student to help them pay for their housing. The amount of it varies depending on your housing, your rent, your visa …..For example the more your rent is high the more rent allocation is high. It varies between students and sometimes is not granted to some of them. To obtain this help, we will organize session of enrollment during the orientation week.


additional fees (one time) :Set up fees for water and electricity per flat 0Set up fees for the flat 220Security deposit per flat (reimbursed at the end of your stay) One month rentHouse insurance for the flat 60


2.2 km away from the school.Furnished but not equipped Building caretakerNO TV, crockery kit, linen and Microwaves (even in option). The commercial center “Centre 2” is nearby the residence for you to buy things for the flat.

Residence DRENT:

Single Flat (18M2)Rent/Flat/ Month 376 €Electricity average per month* 45 €*Water IncludedInternet IncludedWashing-machines and dryers Paying option

* electricity: This amount is an average. If your real consumption is higher than 45 Euros/month, you will have to pay the extra money at the end of your stay. RENT REDUCTION The government agency offers a rent reduction to the international student to help them pay for their housing. The amount of it varies depending on your housing, your rent, your visa …..For example the more your rent is high the more rent allocation is high. It varies between students and sometimes is not granted to some of them. To obtain this help, we will organize session of enrollment during the orientation week.


additional fees (one time) : Single Flat 18M2Set up fees for water and electricity per flat 25Set up fees for the flat 300Security deposit per flat (reimbursed at the end of your stay) About one month rentHouse insurance for the flat 60


2.2 km away from the school.Furnished but not equipped. You can borrow linen for free but you have to clean them at the end of your stay. Building caretakerNO TV, crockery kit, linen and Microwaves (even in option). The commercial center “Centre 2” is nearby the residence for you to buy things for the flat.

APPENDIX 4 Learning agreement: to be handed out before arrivalIDENTITE/IDENTITY

Nom de l’étudiant/Name of student Prénom/First name :

Sexe/Gender :

Nom de l’établissement d’envoi/Name of sending institution : ESC SAINT ETIENNE

ETABLISSEMENT D’ACCUEIL/HOST INSTITUTION

Nom de l’établissement : ES ST ETIENNE

Pays : FRANCE

Période d’études/Study period : semestre 1/semester 1 semestre 2/semester 2

L’établissement d’accueil délivrera un diplôme ?/Will the receiving institution deliver a degree ?

Oui/Yes Non/No Double/Double Conjoint/Joint

DETAILS DU CONTRAT D’ETUDES / DETAILS OF THE LEARNING AGREEMENT

Code du cours(le cas échéant)

Course unit code (if any) and page no. of the course catalogue

Titre du cours dans l’établissement d’accueil (comme indiqué dans le catalogue de cours)

Course unit title in the host institution (as indicated in the course catalogue)

Nombre de

crédits ECTS Number of

ECTS credits

TOTAL CREDITS ECTS (min. 30/semestre - min. 30/semester)


Signature de l’étudiant(e)/Student’s signature : Date : ____/______/ 20

ETABLISSEMENT D’ENVOI/SENDING INSTITUTION : «Nous confirmons que ce contrat d’études est approuvé/We confirm that the learning agreement is approved».

Nom, et signature du coordinateur de département/faculté Nom et signature du coordinateur d’établissement

Departmental coordinator’s signature Institutional coordinator’s signature

ETABLISSEMENT D’ACCUEIL/HOST INSTITUTION: «Nous confirmons que ce contrat d’études est approuvé/We confirm that the learning agreement is approved».

Nom et signature du coordinateur de département/faculté Nom et signature du coordinateur d’établissement

Departmental coordinator’s signature Institutional coordinator’s signature


APPENDIX 5 course catalogue


WINTER SESSION (session hiver) 06/01/2014 - 28/03/201415 ECTS

program code course When language credits hours

MCI 1 (Bachelor program/undergraduate

degree)

MCI MOSI 102 SI and project management Tuesday Morning Anglais 5 33

MCI MOSI 101 Team management and operationnal human resources Monday Morning Anglais 5 33

MCI CAF 106 Mathematics/statistics (1) Monday afternoon Anglais 5 33

SESSION HIVER 06/01/2014 - 28/03/2014

program code course When language credits hours

MCI 1

MCI CAF 105 Comptabilité financière Vendredi matin Français 5 33

MCI MKG 102 Techniques de vente et négociation Jeudi matin Français 5 33

MCI MGT 105 Atelier Histoire et modernité du 31 mars au 3 avril Français 3 18

EGC 3

EGC MGT 305 Stratégie Entrepreneuriale Mercredi après midi Français 3 18EGC MKG 306 Sales and negociation Mercredi matin Français 3 18

EGC MKG 305 Marketing et Négo Achat - logistique

jeudi matin + jeudi 13/02 après midi Français 3 18

EGC MKG 302 Marketing on line vendredi après midi + le 8/01 Français 3 18EGC MGT 306 Santé, sécurité au travail Lundi matin Français 3 18EGC MGT 304 Développement durable Lundi après midi Français 3 18


Courses In English

Courses In French

SPRING SESSION (session printemps) 11/02/2014 - 26/05/201432 ECTS

program code course When ? language credits hours


degree)

MCI MKG 203 International sales and negotiation (1) Monday afternoon+18/04 Anglais 5 33

MCI MKG 204 Mix Export Wednesday morning+30/04 matin Anglais 3 16,5

MCI MGT 202 Intercultural management Friday morning Anglais 3 16,5

Independantcourses

French (compulsory registration)

French

Advanced and Intermediate : Thursday morningBeginners : Thursday afternoon

French/English 5 33

BIM MGT 402 Thesis Anglais 10

BIM MGT 401 Team management Wednesday afternoon Anglais 6 33

(1) Math / stats and International sales and negotiation are both on Monday

afternoon

SESSION PRINTEMPS du 11/02/2014 - 26/05/2014

program code course language credits hours

MCI 2

MCI CAF 203 Analyse et Gestion Financière Lundi matin+mardi 29/04 Français 5 33

MCI CAF 204 Droit Commercial Mardi après midi + 25/03 matin Français 3 16,5

MCI CAF 205 Fiscalité Mardi matin + 30/04 matin Français 3 16,5

MCI IT 201 outils info et de gestion Mardi après midi ou jeudi matin Français 5 33


Courses In French

Courses In English

FALL SESSION (session automne) 03/09/2012 to 20/12/201330 ECTS and more

programm code course language credits hours

BIM 4(Bachelor program/undergraduate

degree)

BIM CAF 401 International FInance Anglais 5 36

BIM CAF 402 Sustainable dvt and soft law Anglais 5 36

BIM CAF 403 International Consulting and Development Anglais 5 36

BIM CAF 404 International Risk Management Anglais 5 36

BIM MKG 401 Mix Export Anglais 5 36

BIM MKG 402 Strategic Marketing Anglais 5 36

30


degree)

MCI CAF 101 Economics Anglais 5 33

MCI MKG 101 Mix Marketing Anglais 5 33

BIM CAF 402 Sustainable development and soft Law Anglais 5 33

10


degree)

MCI CAF 202 Geopolitics Anglais 5 33


Courses In English

5

ESC 2Master Program

ESC FIN 401 Economics Anglais 4 24

ESC SPE ENT 402 Context of Entrepreneurship Anglais 4 24

ESC SPE ENT 401 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Anglais 4 24

ESC MKG 403 Analysis and Forecating demand Anglais 4 24

ESC SPE B2B 401 Marketing B2B Anglais 4 24

20


FALL SESSION (session automne) 03/09/2012 to 20/12/201330 ECTS and more

ESC 3Master Program

ESC MKG 501 Introduction to E ommerce Anglais 4 27ESC SPE B2B 502 Marketing of innovations Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 503 Doing business in (...) Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 509 Export strategy Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 507 Global case study Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 502 International FInance Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 501 International negociation Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 506 International Prospecting Anglais 4 27ESC SPE IBD 505 Global marketing management Anglais 4 27

ESC SPE WEBMKG 501 E-consumer behavior Anglais 4 27ESC SPE WEBMKG 502 off & online brand strategy Anglais 4 27ESC SPE WEBMKG 503 Web analytics Anglais 4 27ESC SPE WEBMKG 504 Digital Marketing Anglais 4 27ESC SPE WEBMKG 505 Business game Anglais 4 27

ESC MGT 503 électif Culture and leisure marketing (electif) Anglais 3 18

ESC MGT 505 électif Marketing on line (electif) Anglais 3 18ESC MGT 506 électif Marketing and Design (electif) Anglais 3 18

Anglais 3 24ESC MGT 504 électif Sustainable development (electif) Anglais 3 18ESC MGT 502 électif NGO Management (electif) Anglais 3 18

74

Independantcourses

French (compulsory registration) 5

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from September to 14 th march 2014

Courses In English

SESSION AUTOMNE du 03/09/2012 au 20/12/2013

programm code course language credits hours

AST Action Français 3 15

Fondamentaux sciences sociales Français 5 33

Jeu Cesim Français 5 54 16

MCI 2

MCI CAF 201 Gestion des Coûts Français 5 33

MCI MKG 202 Introduction aux Achats Français 3 16,5

MCI MOSI 201 Mgt Opérations & SystInformation Français 5 33

MCI MKG 201 Marketing Mix / Plan Marketing Français 5 33

MCI MGT 201 Introduction au Management Français 5 33

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EGC 3

EGC FIN 306 Droit du travail/fiscal/international Français 5 36

EGC FIN 301 Gestion budgétaire Français 5 36

EGC FIN 302 Gestion financière Français 5 36

EGC FIN 305 Méthodo étude de cas gestion Français 5 36

EGC MKG 301 Marketing stratégique / méthodo étude de cas Français 5 36

EGC MGT 303 Théorie des organisations (Management) Français 5 36

30


Courses In French


Programme MASTER ESC

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ESC FIN 402 Gestion financière Français 4 24

ESC SPE FIN 401 Finance de marchés Français 4 24

ESC STRA 401 Management stratégique Français 4 24

ESC SPE PSC 401 Management des opérations industrielles Français 4 24

ESC SPE PSC 402 Marketing Achats Français 4 24

ESC MGT 402 Les systèmes d'information de gestion Français 4 24

ESC SPE B2B 402Veille commerciale et étude de marché en milieu industriel

Français 4 24

ESC MGT 404 Conduite du changement Français 3 18

ESC MGT 401 Management d'équipe Français 4 24

35


Courses In French


ESC 3 Master Program

ESC LAN 503 LV2 Espagnol S1 Espagnol 3 18

ESC FIN 501 Contôle de gestion Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 504 Audit, contrôle interne et IFRS Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 505 Comptabilité des sociétés et IFRS Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 503 Contrôle de gestion et fiscalité Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 506 Droit des sociétés Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 501 Finance approfondie Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 502 Fiscalité et fiscalité internationale Français 4 27

ESC SPE FIN 507 Marchés financiers Français 4 27

ESC STRA 503 Pratique stratégique Français 3 18

ESC STRA 504 Stratégie de croissance Français 3 18

ESC SPE PSC 502 Lean Management Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 505 Management des achats : outils et méthodes Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 501 Management des processus Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 503 Négociation Achats Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 504 SI Intégrés Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 507 Supply chain management Français 4 27

ESC SPE PSC 506 Typologie des achats Français 4 27

ESC MKG 502 Outils d'analyse de données Français 4 27

ESC SPE B2B 504 Gestion de la relation client : CRM ou GRC Français 4 27

ESC SPE B2B 503 Négociation en milieu d'affaires Français 4 27

ESC SPE B2B 501Organisation commerciale et gestion de la force de vente

Français 4 27

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from September to 14 th march 2014