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Why apply to Universa |
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Why choose to come and study in France?
- 2nd biggest economy of the Euro zone
- 5th biggest economy in the world (Leading French companies in the global economy include: L’Oréal, Bouygues, Michelin, LVMH, Sodexho, Danone, Carrefour, Axa, etc)
- 2nd placed country (after the United States) for higher education management studies (source: World Economic Forum – 2004)
- No. 1 tourist destination in the world (77 million visitors)
Why apply to Universa?
Universa provides access to a network with key advantages:
Prestigious
Noted for their tough selection criteria, the Grandes Ecoles train the core of the economic elite. Universa’s partner schools enjoy widespread recognition and accreditation; they are among Europe’s very best in the management field.
Original and professional
Going beyond academic excellence, the French Grande Ecole system place emphasis on a practical approach to business. The length of the internship period (obligatory work experience of a minimum 6 months duration) guarantees the rapid, seamless integration of students into the professional world.
International
The Schools of Universa train international students from more than 50 nations. They hold more than 250 partnership agreements with foreign Universities, and offer an ever-expanding array of international experiences: internships and study trips abroad, multilingual learning.
A la carte
The programme is designed to allow the student to build his or her own professional project: choices include optional courses, in-depth study areas, internships, individual mentoring, etc.
Interactive
The learning process is based around extensive group work, case studies, tutorials, simulation games and utilising high-performance equipment featuring the latest technology.
Stimulating
Studies are complemented by a highly active and dynamic student life, notable for its wide range of initiatives in areas including art, sport, humanitarian enterprise, services to the business community, etc.
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