FACT SHEET BBA ESSEC 2013/2014

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1 FACT SHEET BBA ESSEC 2013/2014 COUNTRY : FRANCE NAME OF INSTITUTION: BBA ESSEC BUSINESS SCHOOL ERASMUS CODE: F CERGY 03 POSTAL ADDRESS Global Education Office BBA ESSEC Business School 1, Avenue Bernard Hirsch B.P CERGY-PONTOISE CEDEX, FRANCE Dean, BBA ESSEC Mr. Christian KOENIG koenig@essec.fr Telephone : OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR EXCHANGES AND PARTNERSHIPS Ms. Tracey Moore, International Relations Manager mooret@essec.edu Telephone : BBA GLOBAL EDUCATION OFFICE CONTACTS FOR INCOMING EXCHANGE STUDENTS AND OUTGOING BBA STUDENTS Ms. Jenny Karanfil Ms. Véronique Féré Ms Elodie Baduel karanfil@essec.edu fere@essec.edu baduel@essec.edu Tel: Tel: Tel: FAX NUMBER GLOBAL EDUCATION OFFICE : TELEPHONE: (main ESSEC switchboard): Administrative contact for Erasmus bilateral agreements Ms. Isabelle Dumont TELEPHONE: dumont@essec.edu Website for more information: FAQs and practical help: 1

2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR : Fall Semester 2013 (dates will be confirmed by end March 2013) Mandatory Arrival days: Saturday 31 st August and Monday 2 nd September Orientation session: 3 rd -6 th September inclusive Start of classes: 9 th September Exams : 12 th -20 th December ONLINE NOMINATIONS Fall Semester: end March Mid-April Spring Semester: mid- October Coordinators will be sent information nearer the time. DEADLINES FOR ENROLLMENTS FALL SEMESTER Academic Application: 1 st June Housing Application : 1 st June ACADEMIC CALENDAR: Spring Semester 2014 (dates will be confirmed by end March 2013) Arrival day: 24 th and 25 th February Orientation session: 26 th -28 th February inclusive Start of classes: 3 rd March Exams: th June 2014 DEADLINES FOR ENROLLMENTS SPRING SEMESTER Academic Application: 30 th November Housing Application: 30 th November INFORMATION PACKAGES WILL BE AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD: Fall Semester: end April Spring Semester: end October DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR YOUR ACADEMIC ENROLMENT: BBA Learning Agreement BBA Application Form 2 identity photos EU students: Copy of passport Non-EU students: Birth certificate translated into French by a sworn translator - MANDATORY AS OF FALL 2013: TOEFL IBT: score of 80 / IELTS: 6 or equivalent certification from partner university. Exceptions for mother-tongue speakers 2

3 DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR YOUR HOUSING APPLICATION: ALEGESSEC Membership form + photo Housing contract Deposit transfer EU students: Copy of passport Non-EU students: Birth certificate translated into French by a sworn translatorr - MANDATORY 3

4 Fall 2013 : 3 rd year courses Detailed course outlines can be found on the Academic Info page for International Students and Partners on to be confirmed April 2013 Course Title ECTS Credits Contact hours Lang. of Instruction Core courses Finance 2 Advanced Corporate Finance Organisational Behaviour 4 25 International Marketing Courses specifically for International students Union Européenne (Area Studies, European Union) 4 25 French for learners of Fr Civilisation française (French Civilization) Geopolitics 4 25 Will take place during the November vacation European Economics 4 25 Electives 1 Consolidated Accounts 4 25 Management Control Systems 4 25 International Business Law French or Gestion de trésorerie internationale 4 25 French (Intl. Cash Flow Management) Gestion des ressources humaines (Human Resource Management ) Sales Force Management 4 25 French (Management des Forces de Vente) Optimisation and Decision-Making 4 25 French Procurement (Achats) Advanced Excel 4

5 Applied Maths 4 25 Financial Markets E-Business 4 25 IS IT for Managers 4 25 ELECTIVES 2 Semester 9 classes available to Fall students only. DD and Full year students will take these courses in the Spring semester. Financial Engineering 4 25 Entrepreneurship B to B and Services Mktg Mkt Industriel & Mkt des Services Politique de Communication 4 25 French (Communication Policy) Supply Chain Management 4 25 Language classes for International Students Business French: Advanced Level 4 30 Business French: Intermediate Level 4 30 French: Lower Intermediate Level 4 30 French: Total Beginner level 4 30 for international students 4 30 Advanced level Spanish for international students Total Beginner level

6 Spring: 4 th Year courses Spring 2014 courses will be on the new programme. List of courses will be confirmed in April 2013, and most 25 hour-courses will now represent 4 ECTS instead of 3 on the former programme. Course outlines can be found on Course Title ECTS Credits (TBC) to be confirmed Contact hours Lang. of Instruction Area Studies, Middle and Far East, PECO, S. East Asia 4 30 Eng/Fr Negotiation Skills Seminar 2 18 Eng/Fr Communication Policy 4 25 Eng Business to Business and Services Marketing 4 25 Eng E-Business 4 25 Macroeconomics 4 25 French Corporate Social Responsibility Eng/Fr *Banking and International Finance 4 25 Eng Competition and Regulation Economics 4 25 Eng Strategic Management 4 25 Eng/Fr Business Culture and Society Eng/Fr One course only to be chosen from: Art and Sustainable Development (Fr) / Business History (Fr)/ Law and Economics (Eng) /Globalization (Eng) /Religion and Society (Eng) Financial Markets 4 25 Financial Engineering 4 25 Applied Mathematics 4 25 Organizational Behaviour 4 25 Entrepreneurship Business Plan (workshop) 4-6 TBC 37.5 Supply Chain Management 4 25 Advanced Excel 4 25 Information Systems Management 4 25 * Eng/Fr means that there are at least two groups, one taught in, one in French. Courses specifically for International students Union Européenne (Area Studies, European Union) Civilisation française (French Civilization) Geopolitics Will take place during the November vacation 4 25 French for learners of Fr

7 European Economics 4 25 *Intercultural Marketing 4 25 *International Marketing 4 25 Language classes for International students Beginning French language 4 30 French for learners of Fr Business French language (three different levels) 4 30 French or Lower intermediate Spanish 4 30 Fr/Spanish Advanced Business 4 30 There are no other languages available in the Spring semester. GRADING AT BBA ESSEC Courses are graded 40% on continuous assessment and 60% on the final exam. At ESSEC, the grading scale is from 1 to is considered the minimum pass mark. In practice, grades range from 7 to 16. Grade BBA Definition Grade A EXCELLENT : Outstanding performance B VERY GOOD : above the average standard but with some errors C GOOD : generally sound work with a number of notable errors D 11 SATISFACTORY : fair but with significant shortcomings E 10 SUFFICIENT: performances meets the minimum criteria F 0-9 FAIL : considerable further work is required 7

8 TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION PROPOSED & PRICES: ALEGESSEC RESIDENCES ESSEC can accommodate students in one of three residences, Foyer des Linandes, Foyer de Cergy-Le Haut or the brand new Résidence du Port. These residences are located off-campus, but they are owned and run by the Groupe Essec and provide a safe environment and a high standard of accommodation. Rooms are about 18 m², with all the necessary furniture (bed, closet, etc.) and electrical appliances. Each room has a broadband Internet connection. Please consult the ESSEC website to find out more about the rooms available in these two residences For the academic year, rent ranges from euro ** per month without the APL Housing subsidy*, or this could be reduced by over 100 euro with the APL Housing subsidy*, and is paid by standing order between the 5th and the 10th of each month. A fee of 15 euro per month is included for the new high-speed internet connection. In order to reserve accommodation, a deposit of around 1080 must be paid by bank transfer when the housing application forms are sent. (**this fee is revised annually in August). *APL Housing subsidy: Who is eligible for the APL Housing subsidy? Students in France are entitled to a housing subsidy which can substantially reduce their monthly rent. International students may also benefit from this housing subsidy, but in order to qualify, you must fulfil certain conditions and be able to apply for a Carte de Séjour (residence permit). The Alegessec will require proof of your eligibility for the APL subsidy as soon as you arrive to register. Your eligibility depends on your nationality, so please read these details carefully: Students who are nationals of one of the member states of the European Union: on proof of nationality (i.e. a valid European Union passport), you are eligible for the APL subsidy if you fulfil certain financial conditions. Students from non EU countries: you must be able to apply for and obtain a carte de séjour in order to qualify for the APL. This means that you must obtain a visa which does NOT state dispense de carte de séjour. In the past, students from countries such as the USA, Mexico, Singapore, Korea and Canada have had difficulty in obtaining a visa which enables them to apply for the carte de séjour, especially if they are only coming to study at ESSEC for one semester. The Alegessec lists exactly what they need in the Housing Pack or consult the FAQs (link given on the next page). BUDGET: French Sécurité Sociale (Medical Care) International students who enrol in a French educational institution for more than 3 months as of 1 st October of the academic year are legally obliged to enrol in the French Social Security Healthcare system, known as La Sécurité Sociale. Please note that this is a ruling recently imposed by the French government and not by ESSEC. 8

9 The enrolment costs around 207 and can be paid in cash or by credit card when you arrive at ESSEC. This amount is revised annually in August. The rules are different depending on your nationality and the length of your stay in France: EU students: are covered by the European Health Card. Non EU students: Fall semester: one-semester exchange students must have their own Private Medical Insurance as they do not qualify for the French Sécurité Sociale. Spring semester, Full Year students or Double Degree non-eu students: mandatory enrolment in the French Social Security system, which costs around 200 euro (*this price is revised annually in August). Textbooks/School Supplies Purchasing textbooks at ESSEC is not essential. Most professors provide the necessary reading materials in class, in the form of handouts, PowerPoint slides or readable CD s. However, there may be some classes where textbooks are needed but students can share the cost of textbooks. Notebooks, pens, etc, can be purchased in France at no great cost. Count on a maximum of 100 Euro for stationery and textbooks. Transportation Local transport tickets in Cergy cost 1.75 each or you can purchase a book of 10 tickets for 14 euro. A train ticket into Paris and back to Cergy costs about 7 Euro. The local transport in Cergy is very good from the Cergy le Haut residence, the students can take RER A to the campus (7 minutes), and from Linandes there is a regular bus service (Stivo). The journey on foot from Le Port residence to the campus takes around 5 minutes. Students can also purchase monthly Navigo passes for all transport in Cergy, costing approximately 56 euro per month.. Food/Groceries You can count on a weekly shopping bill of around Euro. There are supermarkets located within walking distance of the residences. 9

10 ACTIVITIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: The BDE students association organizes various activities for International Students, including a welcome lunch and there is usually a trip to Paris after the Orientation Session. In the past, they have organized shopping trips to Paris, a trip to Paris most famous flea market, parties at one of the capital s most fashionable clubs and various international evenings. There is a very active students union at ESSEC and there are events most weeks. Please consult our essec.edu website for the course catalogue, more information and FAQs: Website BBA ESSEC: FAQs, visas, healthcare and other practical information: iso@essec.fr Alegessec Housing : Alegessec-gestion@essec.fr 10