International Exchange Programmes
INTERNATIONALEXCHANGEPROGRAMMESFACTSHEET 2021 - 2022LILLE & NICE CAMPUSES
EDHEC INTERNATIONAL CONTACTSINSTITUTIONAL CONTACTSMr Richard PERRINAssociate Dean for International Relations richard.perrin@edhec.eduMs Caroline DARRIGUESMs Sophie SIMARDManager of Study Abroad Office, Double Degree, Existing partnershipsagreements, Student Mobility – Incoming & Outgoingcaroline.darrigues@edhec.eduHead of International Development,Partnerships & Agreementssophie.simard@edhec.eduSTUDY ABROAD OFFICEMs Caroline DARRIGUESManager of Study Abroad Office, Double Degree, Existing partnerships agreements,Student Mobility – Incoming & Outgoing caroline.darrigues@edhec.eduMs Anja HERZOGAcademic coordinator of study abroad officeIncoming (Double Degree Students) & Outgoing Lille Campusanja.herzog@edhec.eduMs Inaam HOJEIJInternational Relations OfficerIncoming Nice Campus & Outgoingand summer programme(Oceania, Asia & Middle East)Ms Virginie GHESQUIEREStudy Abroad Office Assistant Incoming Lille Campus& Outgoing (Latin & North edhec.eduMs Stéphanie DANESStudy Abroad Office Assistant – Outgoing (Europe)stephanie.danes@edhec.eduINTERNATIONAL STUDENTS OFFICEMs Yasmine NICOLLEManager of International Students Office yasmine.nicolle@edhec.eduMs Céline MARSYMs Palaman GBAMPOKInternational Students Office CoordinatorInternational Students Office OfficerMs Kathleen BERNARDMs Emilie DE CONINCKInternational Students Office AssistantInternational Students Office al-student-officeNICE CAMPUSLILLE CAMPUSPromenade des AnglaisBP 311606202 Nice Cedex 3, France24 Avenue Gustave DeloryCS 5041159057 Roubaix Cedex 1, France100 1828,600nationalitieson campusstudentspartneruniversitiesERASMUS CODE: F LILLE 15INSTITUTION WEBSITE: WWW.EDHEC.EDU
FALL SEMESTER 2021SPRING SEMESTER 2022APR 30Online nomination deadlinefor partner institutionsSEPT 30Online nomination deadlinefor partner institutionsMAY 17Application deadline for studentsOCT 11Application and course registrationdeadline for exchange studentsJUN 15Course registration deadline for studentsJAN 03Beginning of classes Pre Master – LilleAUG 27Mandatory orientation – Lille & NiceJAN 10AUG 25Beginning of classes Pre-Master – LilleBeginning of classes Master 1 & 2 – Nice &LilleAUG 31Beginning of classes Master 1 – LilleAPR 29SEPT 01Beginning of classes Master 2 – LilleBeginning of classes Master 1 & 2 - NiceEnd of classes including examsMaster 2 – LilleMAY 07DEC 21End of classes including examsPre-Master, Master 1 & 2 – Nice & LilleEnd of classes including examsPre-Master & Master 1 – LilleMAY 13End of classes including examsMaster 1 & 2 – NiceEXPECTED ARRIVAL DATEWe suggest arriving about two or three days prior to theorientation session. Class attendance is compulsory. As aresult, exchange students are required to arrive on time. Latearrival is not accepted.NOMINATION PROCESSPartner institutions will be asked to register the nominatedstudents on-line. Each institution will receive an e-mail fromEDHEC with the necessary information (URL, username,password etc).ONLINE APPLICATION & COURSE SELECTIONSimple Exchange programmeDouble Degree programmeRequired documents for Simple Exchange application procedure:Required documents for Double Degree application procedure: Bachelor degree or higher Academic excellence Scholastic potential (GMAT) Certified fluent English (TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS). Application package: essays, personal resume, recommendationletters. Special academic requirements for the MSc programmes Nicecampus Application form (to download from online application).STEP 1 1 recent headshot photo (jpeg/pdf format) Copy of official grade transcripts (French or English version) Bachelor degree (only for MSc students, French or Englishversion) Copy of passport (or national identity card for Europeanstudents)STEP 2 Course registration form (signed by home university coordinator)The final decision regarding admission to the MSc programme isat the discretion of the MSc Programme Director and EDHEC.
ACADEMIC – STUDY ABROAD OFFICEOur Lille campus, based in northern France is home to our Business Management track and our Nice campus, based inthe south of France is home to our Finance track. All courses in Nice are taught in English. Due to possible timetableoverlaps, it is not possible to combine courses from different levels or programmes. Students must select their coursesin one programme either in Nice or Lille. The following study programmes are available:LILLE CAMPUS BUSINESS MANAGEMENT NICE CAMPUS FINANCECOURSE LIST 2021/2022COURSE LIST 2021/2022Pre-Master levelMaster level 1 Grande Ecole programme – English Track Financial Economics track – Upper Undergraduate students(taught in English)This programme is also available in French Track.Students can only choose one Track: English or French.Master level 1 Business Management track – Upper UndergraduateStudents (taught in English)Master level 2MSc programmes (all taught in English) for studentswho have completed their Bachelor studies (180 ECTS) MSc in Marketing Management MSc in Management & leadership MSc in Data Analytics & Artificial Intelligence (Fall semester only)Master level 2MSc programmes (all taught in English) for students who havecompleted their Bachelor studies (180 ECTS) MSc in International Finance MSc in Accounting & Finance MSc in Corporate Finance & Banking**Pre-requisites: background in Finance, Economics or BusinessManagement MSc in Financial Engineering**(Only QTEM and double degree students are eligible)** Pre-requisites: BA degree Finance, econometrics, analyses risk &performance, introduction to fixed income, introduction toderivatives. Proficiency in linear algebra, probability and realanalysis is mandatory MSc in Entrepreneurship & Innovation MSc in Strategy, Organization & Consulting LLM in Law and Tax Management (Fall semester only) MSc in Global Sustainable Business MSc in Creative Business & Social InnovationEDHEC SUMMER COURSESA new summer program is under construction, we will get back toyou soon to announce the new structure.FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSESEDHEC offers French language courses to visiting students free ofcharge available on both Lille and Nice campuses. Regular termcourses (Fall and Spring semester) Several levels will be offered(beginner, intermediate, advanced/Business French), therefore, atest is organized for registered students to evaluate the student’sFrench language level. French course should be considered.
PRACTICAL – INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS OFFICEACCOMMODATIONOnce accepted in the EDHEC exchange programme, the International Students Office will contact you personally to inform you about availableaccommodation options for both Lille and Nice campuses.These options are on a first come, first serve basis so it is best to reserve early asstudent housing is on high demand.LILLE CAMPUSNICE CAMPUSExceptional site of 21 acres, Lille campus is located in theheart of the Greater Lille metropolis, few minutes away fromLille’s 2 train stations, the campus has been designated tomeet the highest international standard.EDHEC Business School’s Nice Campus is located in an elegant andmodern complex overlooking the Mediterranean Sea in the vicinityof the Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport. Inaugurated in 2013,the upgraded campus offers an excellent environment for learningand research, with completely renewed lecture theatres,conference rooms, classrooms Accommodation: on-campusAn on-campus accommodation is available in the EDHECresidence. 2 options are: kots and private studios. We suggestother off-campus options when offers are made available tous.Accommodation: off-campusOnly off-campus accommodation is available.VISA & RESIDENT PERMITPrior to your departure, please check on the French Ministryof Foreign Affairs whether you are required to apply for avisa or not. If you do not have a European passport, you musthave a visa to study in France (even if you have a residencepermit from a European country).Exchange students are requested to provide the InternationalStudents Office with all official mandatory documents on theday of the Welcome Session (Please refer to your e-mails).Students who do not provide these documents cannot beaccepted.HEALTH/MEDICAL SERVICESTHAT HEALTH INSURANCE IS MANDATORY TO BE ABLE TO STUDY IN FRANCEEU students A European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) valid for thewhole duration of your stay is required. If you do not have an EHIC, you must purchase a privateinsurance covering you for the whole duration of yourstay.Non-EU students If you are staying at EDHEC for one semester, you shouldpurchase a private insurance covering you for the wholeduration of your stay. If you are staying at EDHEC for two semesters, youshould apply to the French social security.The International Students Office will provide you with more details upon your arrival to France.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWHAT KIND OF ORIENTATION, IF ANY,DO YOU PROVIDE?The International Students Office offers an Orientation sessionwhich includes social activities and informational meetings.(Residence permit, medical coverage/care in France, academicinformation, etc.).WHAT TEACHING METHODS ARE USED?Tutorials, lectures, workshops, seminars. Please consult the coursessyllabus.WHAT IS THE REGULAR WORKLOAD?30 ECTS is the regular (and maximum) workload per semester forEDHEC students, the minimum workload is 20 ECTS. We have norules for visiting students concerning the number of courses orcredits that must be taken. The home university decides what therequirements are for their students (unless it is a Double Degreeseeking student in which case they take all courses in their studyprogramme, like regular EDHEC students). However, we stronglyrecommend a for Simple Exchange students workload of 30 ECTS.IS THE PLANNING DEFINITE?The planning is flexible and could be subject to modifications, so weadvise you to check the schedule on daily basis. Please note thatthere is no online courses, so you are expected to stay until the lastday of the semester.WHAT IS THE GRADING SYSTEM USED?Scale from 0 to 20, 10 is a passing grade you obtain credits. Below10 it is a fail no credits awardedDO YOU OFFER MAKE-UP EXAMS?Yes, make-up exams are offered. Schedules will be given to thestudents during the exchange. Make-up exams cannot be takenoutside of the EDHEC Lille or Nice Campus. No make-up exams willbe organized for French classes.WHEN DO STUDENTS RECEIVETHEIR TRANSCRIPTS?Students have access to their grades and official transcripts via theirweb Aurion account. Official transcripts are sent to home universityby email upon request. For Fall semester: in February. For Springsemester: in June/JulyWHAT ARE THE FACILITIES/SERVICESAVAILABLE TO STUDENTS? Computers and wireless internet access on-campus Library Photocopy machines and printers On-campus cafeteria in Nice;3 on-campus restauration options in Lille Sports facilitiesEach exchange student is given an email account upon arrival.CAN I CHANGE MY COURSE CHOICEAFTER THE BEGINNING OF CLASSES?Once the Learning Agreement is approved by your home institutionand signed, the modification of your course choice is not allowed.We strongly advise students to review carefully the syllabus of eachcourse before choosing it, and to consult your coordinator beforemaking a definite choice.DO EXCHANGE STUDENTS HAVE ACCESSTO OUR CAREER CENTER ?Exchange students will have the opportunity to participate in severalcorporate events (eg. job & company presentations) but do not haveaccess to the EDHEC database. Please note that EDHEC cannot signany placement contract for Simple exchange students and Frenchcompanies. Students must make arrangements with their homeuniversity. Visa procedure during the internship period should bechecked with the French Embassy in the home country.IS CLASS ATTENDANCE MANDATORY?Yes, class attendance is mandatory for exchange students,absences, early leaves are not allowed during the exchange period,and sick leaves should be justified by a medical report.In certain cases, students may be refused permission to sit their finalexams.Attendance in classes is vital as it is not only the best interest of thestudent to attend classes regularly, but it also guarantees thatgroups function properly. More details will be available in yourstudent portal.For further information, please contactthe Study Abroad Office for academicmatters and the International StudentsOffice for practical matters.
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