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The ‘Commission d'Evaluation des Formations et Diplômes de Gestion’ (CEFDG) has renewed and extended the visa and french government labels of EM Normandie's 2 Bachelor programmes, the 3-year BM (Bachelor in Management) and the 4-year IBBA (International Bachelor in Business Administration).

The CEFDG has given a positive assessment of the renewal of the labels for the BM - Bachelor in Management (diplôme d'enseignement supérieur en management) - (Bac+3, level 6), for a period of 3 years; and for the IBBA - International Bachelor in Business Administration (diplôme d'études supérieures en management des affaires internationales) - (Bac+4, level 6) for a period of 3 years.

The CEFDG has also just approved the application to extend the visa and labels for the BM (Bachelor in Management) on the Dubai and Dublin campuses and for the IBBA on the Dubai, Dublin and Oxford campuses.

These renewals and extensions reflect EM Normandie's ongoing commitment to improving the quality of its programmes to meet the expectations of a constantly developing market.

Programmes strengths acknowledged

The CEFDG particularly praised :

• The school's involvement in the ‘³§°ì¾±±ô±ô²õ-²ú²¹²õ±ð»å‘ approach.
• Its commitment to Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility (SD&CSR).
• The efforts made to clarify the positioning of the two Bachelor programmes.
• The added value of the IBBA, offering a 4-year programme on international campuses.

Reminder:

The 100% English-language IBBA programme trains middle managers capable of working in a multicultural environment. A highly distinctive feature of this programme is its itinerant route through Europe and Asia, giving students the opportunity to work on consulting projects for local companies in each country. During their first year of study in Paris, students learn about Sustainable Development (SD), Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Made in France. They then head off to Dublin to deepen their skills in tech and ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½. Next, they focus on logistics and the supply chain in Dubai. They end their studies in Oxford, specialising in finance. Students immerse themselves in the cultural specificities of each country, developing their ability to adapt and their understanding of international cultural issues. The programme is open to post-baccalaureate students via the SESAME competitive entrance examination (Concours SESAME).

The Bachelor in Management, which has offers a bachelor's degree, is firmly rooted in the region and can be taken 100% in French (with the option of an English-language course from year 1). In 3 years, it enables students to develop the key skills needed to become middle managers in finance, human resources, marketing and logistics.

A first in the world of Business Schools, the immersive semester offered in Year 2 allows students to spend 6 months working on a project they are passionate about. They can join an international humanitarian association, take part in civic service, follow a specialised course to acquire new expertise, embark on an entrepreneurial project or join the campus in Dubai, Dublin or a partner university. It's a unique opportunity to explore your passions and develop your skills.

The BM programme is open to post-baccalaureate students via Parcoursup:

• ^1st year: Le Havre or Paris ;
• ^2nd year: Le Havre, Paris or Dublin;
• ^3rd year: as an initial course in Le Havre or as a work-study programme in Caen, Le Havre or Paris. If you want to, you will have the opportunity to obtain a double degree in one of our partner universities abroad.