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Grenoble Ecole de Management E and B EXC (Outgoing Program)

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  • Locations: Grenoble, France
  • Program Terms: Semester 1, Semester 2, Year (Sem 1 & Sem 2)
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Program Details:
Program Details:
Click here for a definition of this term Minimum Mark: 65%; Credit Click here for a definition of this term Level: Postgraduate coursework, Undergraduate
Click here for a definition of this term Language/s: English Click here for a definition of this term Agreement Scope: Business School
Click here for a definition of this term Program Type: Exchange Semester/Year Click here for a definition of this term Exchange Places: TBC
Click here for a definition of this term 2019 Ranking: Not applicable
Program Description:

About

Grenoble Ecole Management
Location: Grenoble
Year Established: 1984
Student population: 6,900 (2,500 international students)
 
About
The Grenoble École de Management (GEM) is a leading French business school with an expertise in management, technology and innovation. Based in the world’s fifth most inventive city (according to Forbes Magazine), GEM is one of few schools to be accredited by the trifecta of AACSB International, EQUIS and AMBA.
 
Highlights
A highly innovative school, Technology and Innovation Management are integral parts of all programs. GEM is developing the classroom of the future with the use of smart and digital technologies, and is a founding member of the GIANT innovation campus, considered to be the French MIT.
 
Unique characteristics
Based in Grenoble, in the French Alps, GEM is strongly internationally focused and has 12 international campuses. Its international school, the Grenoble Graduate School of Business, offers approximately 15 high-level programs (MBA, MIB, MSc) in Grenoble and abroad. GEM has a range of programs in English and conducts meaningful research that contributes to global scientific debate.

Location
Grenoble is a dynamic university city surrounded by the peaks of the Alps. It’s an important centre of education, research and industry, and home to companies such as Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard, Rhône-Poulenc and Schneider Electric. There’s a great quality of life here, with excellent public transport, museums and dining, and a vibrant student scene with more than 60,000 students.
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Academic Information

Course Catalogue 
Information about units of study at the host university

Subject Area/s: Business

Business        

Economics      

Human Resources
               Marketing      International Business           Consumer Behaviour

Exclusions apply - Admissions for 3rd year undergraduate or postgraduates only. Apply at earliest after 3rd full-time semester of course. 
 
Teaching Periods: Semesters/Terms
Semester 1/Fall: September- December
Semester 2/Spring: January - May

Credit (Full-Time Load/Semester)

University of Sydney

Host University

24cpts

30 ECTS

Grading System (French:Australian)
18-20 = 95 - 100%
15-17 = 85 - 92%
12-14 = 70 - 80%
10-11 = 50 - 65%
7-9 = 40 - 49%
4-6 = 40%
0-3 = 0 - 40%
More information on the host university's grading system 

Transcripts Issued by Partner
Transcripts will be available at the end of your exchange period
 

Languages

Language of Instruction
Classes at the host university are taught in English and French.
 
Language Requirement
All English exchange programs include a "French as a Foreign Language" (FLE) module. Students will be tested upon arrival. 
 

Living

What is the host city like?
Find out more information about the host city

Accommodation 
The host university does not have its own student accommodation but recommends alternative housing options
 
Cost of Living
Use this guide to estimate living expenses associated with studying overseas.

Insurance
Students are required to obtain health insurance valid during their exchange.
  
 

Useful Information

For Exchange/International Students
Specific information for exchange students provided by the host university

Campus France is a French government agency for the promotion of international student mobility. Visit their website for more information about preparing to study in France.
 
Exchange students can apply for a Nicolas Baudin travel grant from the French Embassy to assist with the cost of a return flight ticket between Australia and France.

 
Semester/Term Dates
Access the University’s calendar
 
Orientation
Orientation will be held at the beginning of the semester.
 
Support Services 
International Student Services provide assistance to exchange students.
 
Visas
Information from the Embassy of France in Australia

Links
Information Package for International Students
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Student Experiences

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