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    - The ESCPEurope Business School was established in 1819 and is located in Paris, with additional campuses in Madrid, London, Berlin, and Torino. It is ranked 5th in the world for its Master in International Management program. - Courses are taught in English and French, with a mandatory seminar for exchange students. Attendance of 80% is required to avoid failing. Exams are given midway and at the end of the term. Subjects cover areas like marketing, finance, strategy, economics, and human resources. - The exchange program duration is 13 weeks from early September to mid-December. Students have classes on average two days per week. Accommodation options include host

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    - The ESCPEurope Business School was established in 1819 and is located in Paris, with additional campuses in Madrid, London, Berlin, and Torino. It is ranked 5th in the world for its Master in International Management program. - Courses are taught in English and French, with a mandatory seminar for exchange students. Attendance of 80% is required to avoid failing. Exams are given midway and at the end of the term. Subjects cover areas like marketing, finance, strategy, economics, and human resources. - The exchange program duration is 13 weeks from early September to mid-December. Students have classes on average two days per week. Accommodation options include host

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    - The ESCPEurope Business School was established in 1819 and is located in Paris, with additional campuses in Madrid, London, Berlin, and Torino. It is ranked 5th in the world for its Master in International Management program. - Courses are taught in English and French, with a mandatory seminar for exchange students. Attendance of 80% is required to avoid failing. Exams are given midway and at the end of the term. Subjects cover areas like marketing, finance, strategy, economics, and human resources. - The exchange program duration is 13 weeks from early September to mid-December. Students have classes on average two days per week. Accommodation options include host

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    Institute Background

    ■ World’s oldest Business School, established in 1819


    ■ One of the most selective French Grandes écoles and referred in France as one of the
    "trois Parisiennes" (three Parisians) together with HEC Paris and ESSEC Business
    School
    ■ Located at the heart of Paris (Rue St Maur)
    ■ Has five campuses – Paris, Madrid, London, Berlin and Torino (StEx students typically
    go to the Paris campus)
    ■ FT Rank 5 in the MIM programme
    ■ Website: https://www.escpeurope.eu/
    Teaching and courses
    ■ Lectures in English (available in French as well)
    ■ A French language course is available for those who wish to learn French
    ■ Mandatory seminar (Europe Does Matter) for exchange students
    ■ Teaching methodology – cases and lectures
    ■ Faculty are friendly and approachable
    ■ Attendance – manual signing of an attendance sheet, hence proxy might be possible.
    80% attendance is mandatory, otherwise an F is awarded.
    ■ Exams – mid terms for some subjects and end terms for almost all subjects. Post mid
    terms ( in Oct 2nd week, there is a break of one week. Long trips can be scheduled
    during this time)
    ■ Subjects are easy and studying for a few hours is sufficient to pass
    ■ Wide range of courses offered – Marketing, Finance, Strategy, Economics, HR etc.
    Duration
    ■ Induction week – usually in the 1st week of September – mandatory for exchange
    students to attend
    ■ Each lecture is for 3 hours per subject per week
    ■ Classes can be scheduled on 2 days of the week and a full credit course runs for 10
    weeks while a half credit course runs for 5 weeks
    ■ Professors are given freedom to reschedule classes twice during the semester, but it can
    be rescheduled only on the same day and time slot of the following week. So the
    exchange programme duration is 13 weeks (1st week of September to 2nd week of
    December)
    ■ We had classes on 24 days out of 90 days after the induction week
    Living experience
    ■ Lifestyle in the centre of Paris can be experienced
    ■ No accommodation is provided by the college
    ■ Two options – Hostels or Airbnb. The latter is usually cheaper
    ■ Option to stay at the outskirts and travel by train (takes 1 hour one way) or to stay near
    the college and walk
    ■ Accommodation near the college is expensive – usually double the rate than that near
    the outskirts but very safe and closer to main stations as well
    ■ Beware of pickpockets in Paris, especially in the metros. Do not carry handbags.
    ■ Vegetarians – Food is easily available in supermarkets (Carrefour offers student
    discounts), cooking Indian food is possible
    ■ Check out the Hitchhikers’s Guide to Europe for travel tips

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