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2. At home Worlwide

3. Introduction from the Associate Dean

4. The managerial dimension

6. Celebrating SKEMA

7. The professional dimension

8. The international dimension

8. The Bachelor Degree – recognised throughout

the world

10. Degrees which prepare you for

an international career

11. Degree course descriptions

22. Tutoring

24. The scope of our university networks

32. Day-to-day living

33. Student life

38. Ten excellent reasons to do your Bachelor

Degree at SKEMA

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In June 2009 CERAM Business School and the ESC Lille Group merged to become the largest business school in France

with 6245 students, and 138 permanent professors:

SKEMA BUSINESS SCHOOL

The school has five campuses: in France (Lille, Paris La Villette, Paris La Défense, Sophia Antipolis), China (Suzhou) and

Morocco (Casablanca). The campuses are located in well-known science parks or business centres and offer students

exceptional opportunities and career prospects.

Plans for future campuses are under way: the USA (2010), then India, Brazil, Australia and Russia. Students will have a

truly international experience, based on a complete international education taught entirely in English.

The aim of SKEMA is to be among the top five French business schools, and among the top 15 in Europe.

Studying at SKEMA will give you the status of studying for your Bachelor degree at one of the most prestigious higher

education institutions in the world.

AT HOME WORLDWIDE

FRANCE (2009)

INDIA (short-term)

AUSTRALIA (medium-term)

CHINA (2009)

MOROCCO (2009)

USA (2010)

RUSSIA (medium-term)

BRAZIL (medium-term)

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The Bachelor programmes at SKEMA will make your future

in the international world of tomorrow. Concentrating on a

truly international programme, you will experience

international education at the cutting edge - in a

multilingual and multi-cultural environment, taught by

professors of over thirty nationalities, transferring to one

of the world university partners to complete your degree.

When you graduate, you will leave with unique personal

qualities:

> capable of adapting to all the professional challenges

you will face today and tomorrow;

> possessing all the operational skills to respond to

business and market requirements;

> acquiring a taste for innovation and the

entrepreneurial values which will equip you to

determine your future.

By studying at one of the prestigious ‘Grandes Ecoles’ of

France, you will be joining an elite collection of students,

researchers and professors in a university with excellent

links with a wide variety of sectors and organisations,

located in a high-technology park at the centre of the

“European Silicon Valley” - the “California of Europe”.

Studying at SKEMA will enable you to live and work in one

of the most beautiful places in the world - the French

Riviera – with its mountains, beaches and vast range of

cultural activities. It will be a place where you learn or

perfect language skills within your environment, and

finish your studies with a Double Degree – highly

attractive for future employers.

With a dynamic student social life, location and unique

international programme, you will develop your skills,

knowledge, your languages and your cultural

perspectives.

Dr. Elise TosiAssociate Dean SKEMA Business School

Bachelor degree programmes

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> Join a world-renowned Business School

The mission of SKEMA is to be a top level global

institution which educates and trains future managers in a

multitude of disciplines - business, science, engineering,

communication, aerospace and computing. The teaching

methods are resolutely centered on the students –

creating the conditions which allow students

to forge their future, explore all the facets of their talents

and providing the opportunity to use them in constructing

and attaining their future projects.

The Sophia Antipolis campus is an environment where

you live, learn and play, and where students share a

community linked by alumni, professors, integrated in an

area of exceptional beauty and dynamism.

THE MANAGERIAL DIMENSION

> You will join a globally recognised andaccredited institution…

• EQUIS is an international recognition of quality of

Business Schools, which recognises the quality of the

teaching faculty and research at SKEMA in an

international dimension and its working relationship

with businesses and enterprises.

• AACSB (Associate to Advance Collegiate Schools of

Business) accreditation is in progress.

• ISO 9001 defines standards of management around

principles of client satisfaction, process management

and other sophisticated management tools.

• FINANCIAL TIMES – the ultimate proof of recognition –

in 2009 our School was placed on the FT list of the best

Business Schools.

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> The Power of Networking

By integrating into a “Grande Ecole’ of Management, you

will also join an important network of managers and

executives who are alumni of the School. At SKEMA you

will be able to link into the Alumni Association which

currently has 20,000 members to help you in finding work

experience, or eventual future employment, throughout

the world.

> A highly qualified team of professors

138 permanent teaching professors representing an array

of nationalities and experience teach at SKEMA, 91% of

whom hold Doctorates in their subject areas.

All are esteemed in their field, having had an enriching

professional career prior to joining SKEMA. In addition,

there are more than 200 professionals and external

professors who come to lecture and share their expertise

each year.

> High-level intellectual activities

Apart from teaching and research, many of our professors

extend their intellectual advancement as management

consultants and advisors – by publishing their work in

scientific and academic journals, advising companies,

and project work. The enriched outcome of these varied

activities is transmitted to students in the classroom.

Each year the work of the professors is presented at

international symposiums and conferences like,

for example, the prestigious Academy of Management.

Their publications appear in journals like the Asia Pacific

Journal of Management, Thunderbird International

Business Review, the International Journal of Finance

and the Journal of Business Strategy. Their books are

published by the best management publishing houses.

These factors clearly put SKEMA among the best

European ‘Grande Ecoles’ by virtue of the academic

qualifications of the professors. For you, the student, this

provides an assurance that you will be taught at the

cutting edge of your discipline.

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THE CÔTE D’AZUR> A multicultural environment opens onto

the world

The Cote d’Azur is one of the most dynamic regions of

Europe – a fact affirmed by the number of enterprises who

have decided to locate in the region over the last 25 years

– centred on high-tech companies, tourism, luxury goods

and international finance.

A region traditionally known for its tourism industry, it now

is the base of a number of international organisations in

the technology sectors, luxury goods but also traditional

industries (like the perfume industry located in Grasse).

> A region turned towards internationalism

• 1,500 enterprises financed by foreign capital

• 84,000 foreign residents of which 40,000 are EU

nationals

• 68 nationalities of residents represented in the area

• 57% of the traffic at Nice Airport arrives from

international destinations (Nice Airport is the second

largest in France)

> An excellent tourist destination

• 1% of world tourism: 10 million tourists per year of

which 52% are foreigners

• Second most important destination for business tourism,

with over 500,000 delegates to the region per year.

• The largest number of exhibition venues in Europe –

Palais de Festival in Cannes, Acropolis Nice, Grimaldi

Foum in Monaco, Palace of Congress in Antibes.

• An industry which brings €12 millon to the Cote d’Azur,

and where 50% of the working population are employed

– Cannes Film Festival, MIDEM, MIPIM, MIPCOM, NRJ

Music Awards, International Festival of Publicity,

International Pleasure Sailing Festival, Monaco, Cannes

and Antibes Yacht shows.

> An intensive international banking network

30 banks and financial institutions are represented in this

region without counting Monaco, which is the most

important financial centre in Southern Europe.

Joining our international Bachelor degree programme will

offer you the most exciting and memorable location to

pursue your studies.

CELEBRATINGTHE SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CAMPUS!An exceptional location

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SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS(Sophia is the Greek word for wisdom, Antipolis the Greekname of Antibes, located 10km away on the sea. Antibeswas settled by the Greeks in the 4th century AD)

> Immersion in an exciting living economytuned towards the future

The School has the advantage of being located at the

heart of a technopolis whose success lies in the quality of

life encapsulated in this environment (1500 hectares of

greenery planted with Mediterranean flora), its culture,

and its exciting social scene.

Many other universities and research institutes are

located in the area – there are more than 5,000 students

currently studying in Sophia Antipolis which makes it a

great place to live and to study, with an intellectual vibe.

> Sophia Antipolis – the ‘Silicon Valley ofEurope’

More than 1300 companies are located close to the

campus representing sectors like information technology

and communication and life sciences. You will be studying

in a real enterprise laboratory of the 21st century – full of

dynamism, and creativity.

> The international spirit of Sophia Antipolis

• 1300 enterprises of which 170 are foreign

• 68 nationalities represented in the area

• 30,000 employees come to Sophia to work each day

• Companies such as Nortel, Lucent, Hewlett-Packard,

Amadeus, Accenture, CISCO, Galderma and Allergan all

have headquarters in Sophia.

SKEMA has five new campuses in addition to Sophia Antipolis:

> Campus Paris La Defense

> Campus Paris La Villette

> Campus Lille

> Campus Casablanca - Morocco

> Campus China Suzhou

Campus Sophia Antipolis Campus China (Suzhou)Campus Paris La Défense

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THE PROFESSIONAL DIMENSIONLearn via enterprise

> An obligatory work experience programme

So that you can become familiar with hands-on work

experience, you must undertake a number of work

placements of at least two months in your first year of

study and at least four months in either your second or

third year of study. You will also be required to do a

further minimum four month experience period at the end

of your degree course (600 hours). This last work

experience must be associated with your degree

specialisation. For students who go directly into a job

after graduating, this can be counted as your end of

degree work experience.

> A company project

During your studies, you will also have to work on a

company project of your choice. This will be done as part

of a team, and will enable you to reflect upon the business

and its environment, and will play an important role in

developing your professional competence.

> A dynamic relationship between studentsand companies

This facilitates the integration of students in companies

and is supported by regular meetings with company

representatives during various recruitment fairs, and in

conferences run by recognised professionals.

> Accompanying you in your studies

The teaching faculty plays a very important part in our

education system, by filling various roles not only as your

professor but also as your tutor during your studies here.

Your tutor is here to help you in your work, to follow your

progress, to help you find your work experience

placement, to prepare for your transfer abroad or to help

you choose a university abroad where you wish to

continue your degree.

Throughout your studies at SKEMA, we will work to prepare you to enter the professional world. For that we have put in place the following initiatives:

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THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONInvest in the world

Our mission is to educate and train international managers in whatever field they choose. This enables you to embark on new horizons and to respond positively and professionally to theevolving complex and changing global environment.

Our ambition is to provide you with an international profile.

Apart from the fact that our degree courses are taught in English, the experience of living andstudying abroad is an integral part of our programmes either through an Erasmus educationalexchange or through a dual degree.

> Obligatory studies at a foreign partner university

During your second year of study you can choose between the exchange or transfer option. Under exchange, you

complete 6 months of study abroad in either your 3rd or your 4th year. Under the Dual Degree programme, you leave

France to study at a partner university for your entire 3rd and 4th years. 85% of our students are enrolled on the Dual

Degree.

> A vast network of international academic partners

We have developed a vast range of attractive partner destinations with over 90 universities in the Anglo-Saxon world,

to which we are constantly adding and developing.

> An international professional experience

We also encourage our students to do their work experience periods abroad both on the exchange and dual degree

programmes.

> An exceptional multicultural environment

35% of our students and 30% of our teaching faculty at SKEMA are from abroad.

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> The best of the French and English-speaking education systems

There is a balance between the strengths inherent in the

French and English-speaking education systems -

flexibility, a quest for personalization, interactivity, and a

very French-approach which values intuition, a capacity

for abstraction, with the emphasis on the formalization of

concepts. This is a system which combines several

pedagogical approaches:

• continuous assessment,

• emphasis on individual study,

• interactive classes,

• student participation,

• development of observation and abstract thought,

• group interaction,

• the use of multimedia (video, e-learning platform, web)

THE BACHELOR DEGREE RECOGNISEDTHROUGHOUT THE WORLD

> How will my course be organized?

The degree courses are modelled on an American degree –

four years in duration, containing four categories of

courses:

• general education courses which everyone takes,

regardless of their subject specialization - Economics,

Mathematics, Humanities, Science, English and

computing;

• core courses - compulsory courses in your chosen

subject specialization;

• specialised courses - elective courses from your chosen

subject specialisation;

• electives – all other courses from which you have a free

choice.

You will normally do five courses per semester (each of 45

hours, each awarding 3 credits (some have more) which

equal 15 credits). This means that if your pass all your

courses, you will accumulate between 30-36 credits per year,

and 60-72 after two years. All partner universities require a

minimum of 60 credits (120 ECTS)* credits to transfer.

> The add-drop system

At the beginning of each semester, a meeting with the

tutor confirms your choice of classes. You can change your

choice of subject (the “add & drop” system), during the

three weeks following the start of each semester.

The Bachelor degree (or BA, B.SC) is the first qualification level of higher education throughout the world. In the United States, and many other countries, this degree is of four years duration. In the UK Bachelor degrees are Honours Degrees and are of three years duration. The difference lies in the way in which subjects are studied; US style degrees have courses which include general education, core and specialised subjects. Degrees undertaken inthe UK follow specialisations entirely throughout their three year duration. Both type of degrees will gain you accessto Masters Degrees throughout the world.

* See course catalogue for more information about the ECTS credit system

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> THE ACADEMIC YEAR -BASED ON SEMESTERS

The academic year is based on semesters with the

opportunity to also attend a summer school.

• Fall semester (September-December)

• Spring semester (January-May)

• Summer session (optional-May-June)

> CREDITS AND GRADUATION - TWO OPTIONS

Graduating with a Dual (Transfer) Degree:

transfer 60 SKEMA (120 ECTS*) credits,

then accumulate further ECTS credits from the partner

university plus your work experience placements.

Graduating with a Single (Exchange) Degree: acquire

180 ECTS credits at SKEMA, add a further

60 ECTS credits from your exchange university plus

your work experience placements.* See course catalogue for more information about the ECTS credit system

> EXCELLING IN ENGLISH

For those students for whom English is not their first

language, or have not completed their High School

studies in English, you will be given English Language

courses which will permit you to obtain the level of TOEFL

required to graduate and to continue to study abroad.

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> Organisation of the programme > Programmes designed toenable you to achieve success in your international career.

15%of graduates find work

internationally

94%are employed on permanent

contracts

SKEMABACHELOR DEGREE

Exchange programme

Dual degree programme

Obtaining a dual degree –SKEMA

+ Partner University

TRANSFER UNIVERSITY

Two years

(USA, UK, Australia, Canada)

Obtaining a SKEMA degree

EXCHANGE UNIVERSITY (One semester)

(UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Holland)

SKEMABACHELOR DEGREE

Sophia Antipolis

Exchange programme

Possibility of transferring to MSc programmes

THE TUTORING SYSTEM – A UNIQUE ASPECT OF THE BACHELOR PROGRAMMES FOROVER 20 YEARS

Students will be assigned a tutor who will accompany them in choosing their courses,

their specialisations and their work experience placements throughout their studies.

Our tutors are professors or professionals specialised in coaching.

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30 DEGREES WHICH PREPAREYOU FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CAREER

Dual degree programme

BACHELOR DEGREESAT SKEMA

The Bachelor degree courses take place in Sophia Antipolis and are modelled on an Americandegree – four years in duration, containing four categories of courses:

> General Education - compulsory courses which everyone takes, regardless of their subject specialization:

> Core Courses - compulsory courses from your chosen subject specialisation;

> Specialised Courses - elective courses from your chosen subject specialisation;

> Electives - other courses from all other courses offered from which you have a free choice.

Course programmes, together with subject specifications are listed in the COURSE CATALOGUE attached.

Students will normally take five courses per semester (each of 45 hours, each awarding three credits = 15 credits).

This means that if your pass all your courses, you will have 30 credits per year, and 60 after two years. All partner

universities require a minimum of 60 credits (120 ECTS)* credits to transfer to a partner university.

There are five faculties awarding undergraduate degrees within which students choose a specialised area of study.

Students currently studying at an institution of higher education and who wish to transfer to complete their degree at

SKEMA may be granted equivalency thereby dispensing with the need to re-take various courses.

* See course catalogue for more information about the ECTS credit system

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MOBILITY TRACK – two years at SKEMA followed by two years abroad at a partner universityleading to a dual degree

The Bachelor in Business offers you the possibility of working in the world of international business. The courses offer

the fundamentals of business and management, and enable you to specialise in numerous business areas.

> International Business> Management and Entrepreneurship> Marketing> Finance> Hotel, Travel and Tourism Management> Business Administration> Sport Management> Management of Information Systems

EXCHANGE TRACK – seven semesters at SKEMA with a semester abroad at a partner universityleading to a single degree

> Business Administration

BACHELOR IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

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> International Business

The internationalisation of economies gives us new

opportunities but also presents challenges to companies

and other organisations. Knowledge of the international

business environment, the mastering of the practical and

methodological skills of general management, and

marketing within different cultures are essential for firms

and individuals to succeed in global markets.

> Management and Entrepreneurship

The continuous evolution of the world of work demands

skills and competences to recruit and select staff, manage

teams, train and develop managers and team members

and manage change. The activities of a manager cross all

skill boundaries and involve all aspects and functions of

the enterprise.

> Marketing

Marketing studies offer many openings in all branches of

commerce and industry, from the perspective of both

enhancing existing products to creating markets for new

products which have resulted from changes in technology.

There are numerous openings in the sectors of publicity

and advertising, new product development, brand

management, sales, internet marketing and the marketing

of services.

> Business Administration

Students who choose this specialisation acquire a general

competence in enterprise management which permits

them to be immediately operational after they obtain their

Degree. They graduate with an excellent knowledge of the

way in which enterprises function and the challenges they

face in the future. This specialisation is an excellent

pathway into positions of responsibility within the public

and private sectors.

> Finance

Enterprises today have complex and systematic financial

procedures – they are often the hub of the firms’

operations. This option will offer students a collection of

courses involving the financing of investments, an

understanding of financial institutions and of capital

markets, alongside courses designed to enable the student

to understand the background of their specialization – the

judicial and economic environment, and different financial

strategies within which firms operate.

> Hotel, Travel and Tourism Management

The tourism sector is expanding constantly. Many parts

of this market, (including employment possibilities) have

benefited from the development of the internet and its

application to this sector. Studies in Tourism Management

permit students to develop their creative, organisational

and management skills in this ever-developing industry,

and enter fields as diverse as Commercial Recreation and

Resort Management, Hotel Management, Restaurant and

Institutional Food Management, Hospitality Management

and Tourism and Entertainment

> Sport Management

This degree provides the knowledge and key skills that

you need to enter the rapidly- expanding sport and leisure

industries, helping you to become a top-quality manager

capable of delivering a growing range of services. You will

gain a range of management skills, focused on the sport

and leisure sector but applicable across all business

sectors. The course encompasses a range of topics and

areas to help you become a well-rounded and effective

manager within the sector. Modules include Sport and

Leisure Management in Practice; Health and Lifestyle;

Principles of Exercise and Training; Event Management:

Principles and Practice; Law, Codes and Ethics in Sport,

Leisure and Tourism; Marketing Management; and Sports

Development and Funding.

SPECIALISATIONS WITHIN THE FACULTY OF BUSINESS

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BACHELORIN COMMUNICATION

MOBILITY TRACK – two years at SKEMAfollowed by two years abroad at a partneruniversity leading to a dual degree

> Communication Studies> Adversing> Public Relations

EXCHANGE TRACK – seven semesters atSKEMA with a semester abroad at a partneruniversity leading to a single degree

> Corporate Communication

SPECIALISATIONS WITHINTHE FACULTY OFCOMMUNICATION

> Communication Studies

This is a course which provides an introduction to all the

specialist disciplines within the general area of

communications. It provides a solid foundation from

which to specialise at a partner university.

> Advertising

Advertising develops the brand image of a product aiming

to influencing buyer behaviour. This specialisation

develops students’ expertise in key skills like how to

conceive a media plan, how to brief advertising agencies,

manage an advertising and publicity budget and

understand the creative process.

> Public Relations

The aim of Public Relations is to create, maintain and

improve the public image of a company. It covers therefore

a wide variety of activities including image surveys and

image development, Press relations, crisis management,

sponsorship, media training and event management.

> Corporate Communication

This deals with all visual or text material produced by

companies for internal and external use, their branding

strategy, their image and reputation, project

communication, crisis management and many other

aspects. This specialisation is essential for those who

wish to become operationally effective in all areas of

communication in the workplace.

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BACHELORIN ENGINEERING

MOBILITY TRACK ONLY

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering explores

all the different facets within the engineering professions.

From a base of solid theoretical courses, students

progress to study the applied aspect of the subject

throughout the four years of study with specialisation in

the last two years at an English-speaking university

abroad.

With this experience, and the design projects exploring

the practical aspect of the engineering profession,

students graduate with a solid professional background

and a truly international perspective.

> Aerospace Engineering> Biological Systems / Biomedical Engineering> Civil and Environmental Engineering> Mechanical Engineering> Ocean Engineering

SPECIALISATIONS WITHINTHE FACULTY OFENGINEERING> Aerospace Engineering

This programme trains engineers for employment in the

aerospace industry, with specialisations in combustion,

aerodynamics or structures. It offers opportunities in

various associated sectors like aeronautics, automobile

industry, armaments, energy systems, and general

aerodynamics.

> Biological Systems/Biomedical Engineering

This programme trains engineers in mastering

biotechnologies, with specialisations in the areas of

medical imaging, instrument and systems, biomaterials

and bio-systems. Employment opportunities arise in the

pharmaceutical industry, agriculture, the food industry,

bio-energy and bio-carburants.

> Civil & Environmental Engineering

This degree trains engineers for private, civil and public

constructions, including the management and uses of

natural resources like water, fossil and non-fossil energy

resources within the sphere of sustainable development.

> Mechanical Engineering

This programme is a more general engineering degree

throughout the four years of study. The specialisation is

proposed through elective courses in third and fourth year

and includes mechatronic, robotic, materials and

structures. Because of its general nature, this degree offers

opportunities in a wide variety of industries and sectors

including the aeronautic sector, the automobile industry,

armaments, power systems, and mechanics in general.

> Ocean Engineering

Engineers in this discipline work within the sector of naval

construction, port, harbour and platform design, with

specialisation in naval architecture, propulsion systems or

materials. Many of our partner universities offer the possibility

of doing a dual bachelor degree in aerospace engineering and

ocean engineering on a five year programme. The student also

then obtains an expertise in hydrofoil engineering.

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BACHELOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL MARINEAND LIFE SCIENCES

The Bachelor in Biology, Oceanography, and Environment (with the possibility of a joint study of Management and

Environmental Sciences) are heavily orientated towards our exceptional coastline and surrounding countryside.

Students are involved with many applied projects (inventories, conservation) and fundamental courses in biology and

chemistry complement the courses in oceanography, and the ecological environment. Specialisation starts in the first

year of study and specialist courses in the chemistry of the environment, global changes and impact on the environment

reinforce the technical skills of students, adding to their international opportunities in the years which follow.

From 2009 onwards, students will have the option of taking the exchange degree for the course in Environmental

Management (7 semesters at SKEMA, 1 semester at a partner university abroad).

MOBILITY TRACK

> Environmental Science> Marine Biology> Molecular and Genetics Biology> Oceanography> Environmental Management – Business/Science Track

EXCHANGE TRACK

> Environmental Management

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> Environmental Science

This course deals with the interaction of human beings

and their environment, developing solutions to challenges

which emerge from the relationship. Environmental

Science is far more multi-disciplinary than Biology,

Chemistry and Mathematics and includes ecology,

meteorology and oceanography. These are complemented

by a group of applied courses devoted to specific

techniques applied to the environment – geo-referential

information systems, impact studies and natural risk

analysis.

> Marine Biology

A degree course devoted to marine life and its

environment, which includes a study of the biological

aspects of development, Marine Physiology, and Marine

Cellular Biology. Part of the applied study involves the

development of aquaculture, or the growth and nutrition

of farmed species of marine life.

> Molecular and Genetics Biology

This aspect of biology is ideal for a career in research and

development. This specialisation concerns living

organisms, the physical and chemical processes which

form their life and the interaction between living species

in their living and non-living environment.

> Oceanography

The course is orientated towards students who wish to

undertake applied research in Oceanography or

Oceanology and Marine Life. A multidisciplinary

foundation course is offered with studies in Mathematics,

Physics, Chemistry and Biology accompanied by specific

courses in Oceanography, Fluid Mechanics, and

Thermodynamics.

> Environmental Management

There are two types of degree course in this

specialisation; Business Track is aimed at students who

wish to develop their career in the environmental area,

but do not wish to be restricted to a purely scientific

application of the subject. Courses include Territorial

Development and Improvement, Resource Management,

Impact Analysis, Information Systems and the Economics

of the Environment. Many organisations now employ an

Environmental Manager and this course combines

Environmental Science with Management Studies,

in the context of durable development.

The Science Track course concentrates more on the

scientific parameters and application of durable

development policies, in addition to a selection of

management subjects.

SPECIALISATIONS IN THE FACULTY OF MARINEAND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

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BACHELORIN AVIATIONAND AERONAUTICS

> Aeronautical Science> Aviation Metrorology> Aviation Management> Aeronautical Science and Management

Option: Become a pilotCombining the diplomas of Aeronautical Science, AviationMeteorology and Aviation Management with the flightoption, you will have the possibility to acquire a range ofcompetences in the aviation field. Two options areproposed: the flight option (double dual degree withtransfer) or the exchange programme with the ATPI (AirTransport Pilot Licence). SKEMA also allows you to followthrough with the theoretical and practical studies in orderto become a qualified airline pilot.

> Aeronautical Science

This Degree trains managers to have the skills to manage

ground-level technical teams and who will be responsible

for maintaining fleets of aircraft, future pilot instructors,

managers of accident enquiry teams, managers of airline

companies or members of aeronautical consultancies who

work with such companies as Boeing, Airbus or Embraer.

> Aviation Meteorology

This degree is the most demanding in terms of scientific

content. It offers a specialisation in the field of air traffic.

Further studies could be pursued in the area of

engineering to become airline pilot, thereby obtaining a

double competence, for example Meteorology and

Aeronautical Engineering.

> Aviation Management

Students successfully completing this degree will find that

numerous job opportunities will be available in airport

management or in production companies like Airbus,

Boeing or Bombardier, as well as consultant groups like

AOPA. These opportunities also extend to international

organisations like the IATA or the OACI.

> Aeronautical Science and Management

The Bachelor degree in Aeronautical Science and

Management Science track- is designed to train senior

managers who manage technical ground staff at airports,

or a fleet of aircraft, become instructors or aeronautical

engineers in large companies like Boeing, Embraer or

Bombardier. The Business Track opens the door to

management positions in many airlines and airports as

well as aircraft manufacturers and aircraft consultancies

like Ricondo and Associates, or international

organisations like the IATA or OACI.

ATPIOption

Flight Option

Flight Option

Flight Option

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MOVING TO AND STUDYING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY CAN BEA DAUNTING EXPERIENCE…Your tutor will help you to settle in, become autonomous, help you plan your work and provide assistance for your

research projects as well as monitor your academic progress.

When it comes to choosing your courses and a transfer university in the second year, your tutor and the staff of the

International Office will be available to assess your preferences and opportunities, relating these to the different partner

university possibilities – providing in-depth information on certain courses, and putting you in touch with former

graduates.

A minimum of six meetings per year are programmed at key moments throughout your studies. Attendance at these

interviews is compulsory.

All tutors are teachers, and the same tutor will handle the academic follow-up throughout your entire stay, guaranteeing

a confidential and personal relationship. With the tutor, you can also discuss things other than academic issues -

accommodation, sporting opportunities, time management and organisation, transport issues, and administrative

formalities.

TUTORINGWhen ‘accompanying you in your studies’ are not just vain words…

“In essence, the tutor is the daily human contact which enables

students to put in place his or her own strategic programme of study

with confidence. We, the tutors, give students support in the choices

they have made - not only in their studies but in their lives.

We are not just professors but people who listen and understand.

This comes naturally to us…”Malcolm Parker, Tutor.

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UNIVERSITIES IN THE USA

American University (Washington DC)A private university situated in the diplomatic residential

neighborhood of the embassies, it offers its 10,000 students

excellent opportunities for work experience and jobs.

The university is very dynamic and has invested heavily

in its development, notably in the NTIC.

> www.american.edu

Florida International University (Miami, Florida)A State university with 32,000 students split into two

campuses, both located 20 minutes from the centre of Miami.

The North Campus hosts the Faculties of Tourism and

Communication, and is located on the Biscayne Bay

peninsular. All other Faculties are located on the main

Southern campus, situated close to the airport. FIU proposes a

wide choice of majors and its Hotel and Tourism Management

School is the most highly reputed in the United States: it is

both a business school and a hotel management school.

> www.fiu.edu

Florida Institute of Technology (Melbourne, Florida)A small, private university with 3,000 students, 20% of

international origin, located close to Cape Canaveral.

A long-time partner of SKEMA, FIT was founded in 1958 to

provide training for scientists and engineers at NASA’s

John Kennedy Space Centre. In addition to a world

renowned aviation programme, Florida Tech also offers a

pilots’ school leading to careers as professional pilots or

instructors, thus preparing students for the major degree

in Aviation Management.

> www.fit.edu

California State University (Fullerton, California)A state university located 30 minutes south of Los

Angeles, home to 35,000 students of 79 nationalities.

> www.fullerton.edu

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New Jersey Institute of Technology (Newark, New Jersey)A State university with 8,000 students situated in New Jersey,

a one-hour train ride from Manhattan. Classed as one of the

50 top universities in the USA, it has a good reputation for

Business, Computer Studies, Engineering, and Architecture.

> www.njit.edu

Hawaii Pacific University (Honolulu, Hawaii)A small, private university with 8,500 students based on two

campuses. One campus, situated in Honolulu, the first campus

houses the non-scientific subjects whilst other disciplines are

taught in a small complex on the volcanic slopes 20 minutes

from the town centre. Hawaii Pacific University is particularly

recommended for International Business and Hotel and

Tourism Management. Hawaii is one of the favorite holiday

destinations for Americans and the Japanese.

> www.hpu.edu

San Francisco State University (San Francisco, California)A state university founded in 1899, catering for 27,000

students. It stands on the hills 20 minutes from the centre

of San Francisco.

> www.sfsu.edu

College of Charleston (Charleston, South Carolina)Charleston is a medium-sized State university, with 9,000

students, located in the heart of the picturesque town.

The College of Charleston is a university which provides

excellent quality for money, meeting the requirements of

most majors in Business and Business and Technology.

> www.cofc.edu

Hawaii Pacific University

University of Hawaii (Manoa, Hawai - Malama’aina - USA)A state university with 54,000 students spread among the

ten campuses located on six islands. The university has an

excellent reputation in Environmental Sciences and

includes numerous programmes dedicated to the global

changes that are affecting our planet. Hawaii is indeed the

place for American research in the Pacific. Surrounded by

volcanic islands in a tropical region, it is an important and

interesting zone of immense biodiversity. This university is

particularly specialised in issues of global warming.

> www.hawaii.edu

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UNIVERSITIES IN THE USA

Tulane University (New Orleans, Louisiana)A private university with 11,000 students housed in superb

buildings of white stone in the residential neighbourhood

of New Orleans. Tulane is highly-rated for Biology and

Engineering; it also has a good reputation for Business

and Management.

> www.tulane.edu

University of Florida (Gainesville, Florida)Classed fifth in US university rankings, UF is a highly

selective State university with over 50,000 students. With

a reputation for excellence in Engineering, it also

proposes a number of highly regarded majors in Science,

and its Business School offers an excellent level, ideal for

the best students in Marketing, Business Administration,

and Economics.

> www.ufl.edu

Virginia Tech (Blacksburg,Virginia)A state university with almost 30,000 students, Virginia

Tech is one of the USA’s top five universities. It is

recommended for those students who wish to study for a

degree in Engineering, Biology or Biotechnology. It also

enjoys a high reputation for its Finance and Management

programs.

> www.vt.ed

Western Carolina University (Callowhee, North Carolina)A State university with 10,000 students, Western Carolina

University is distinguished in the fields of Computer

Science, many areas of Business, and Communication,

and has a very good reputation in Sports disciplines.

> www.wcu.edu

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UNIVERSITIES IN CANADA

UNIVERSITY IN SINGAPORE

University of Victoria (Victoria, Canada)A State university with over 20,000 students and located

on an island, this European-style university is 15 minutes

from the town centre. It is renowned throughout the world

for its Departments of Engineering, Business School and

School of Environmental Studies. It offers programmes of

excellent quality in Business Entrepreneurship, Commerce

and Tourism Management.

> www.uvic.edu

Bishops University (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)Quebec is one of the most outstanding areas of natural

beauty in Canada, offering breathtaking skiing and

mountains. Located one hour from Montreal, Bishop’s is a

small university with around 2100 students of which

10 per cent are international students from over

65 countries. It has a high reputation for its programmes

in Business, Education, Natural Sciences, Humanities and

Social Sciences.

> www.bishops.ca

Concordia University (Montreal, Canada)Located in downtown Montreal, Concordia is close to the

city centre shopping and entertainment areas, Concordia

hosts 30,000 students from all over the world. Combined

with the School of Graduate Studies, there are many

degree programmes in four Faculties – Arts and Science,

Engineering and Computer Science, Fine Arts and the John

Molson School of Business.

> www.concordia.ca

Nanyang Polytechnic (Singapore)A university specializing in innovation and technology,

Nanyang welcomes students on exchange. Its business

and management courses integrate the practical

management subjects with the cultural traits of Asia and

the East, and the student population reflects the diversity

of Singapore where there are four official languages.

> www.nyp.edu.sg

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THE STRENGTH OF OURINTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY NETWORK

UNIVERSITIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

London Metropolitan University (London, England) This university is situated in central London and arose in 2002

from the merger of London Guildhall and University of North

London. With 34,000 students studying on two campuses, it is

one of the largest universities in the United Kingdom and

specialises in applied orientated degrees.

> www.londonmet.ac.uk

Southampton Solent University (Southampton, England)Situated in the south of England, this institution attained

university status in 2005. Southampton Solent University

welcomes 16,000 students over a wide range of

disciplines. The campus 130 km from London, located in

the centre of the city. Solent accepts transfer and

exchange students in Communication and Business.

> www.solent.ac.uk

University of the West of England (Bristol, England)A campus university situated close to the vibrant city of

Bristol and on a direct train line to London (1hr.30 mins).

The new Student Campus accommodates over 2,000

students with great sports facilities and cafes and

restaurants. The university accepts students on dual

degree transfer programmes in Engineering (a centre of

excellence and research for Aerospace Engineering),

Business, and Computing.

> www.uwe.ac.uk

University of East London (London Docklands, England)East London will be the home of the 2012 Olympics, and

UEL shares many joint research programmes with Olympic

ventures. Docklands is located east of London around the

famous Canary Wharf, an area served by good rail links

and located among regenerated, trendy warehouse area

of the city. London City Centre is 20 minutes away via the

Docklands Light Railway. UEL offers the dual degree and

semester exchanges in International Business and

Communication Studies.

> www.uel.ac.uk

Partnership Agreement in progress:Coventry University

> www.coventry.ac.uk

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University of Westminster (Central London, England)Created in 1838, with now over 23,000 students (8,000

international students) and located in the West End –

the centre of the world’s most cosmopolitan city – the

university offers dual degree and exchange placements in

Business Management at the Westminster Business

School on Marylebone Road. The Business School has

over 2000 students.

> www.westminster.ac.uk

Plymouth University (Plymouth, England)Plymouth is historic waterfront city with a strong naval

and marine history. It is in the centre of dramatic

countryside, beautiful beaches and some of the best of

the UK’s sailing and surfing waters. There is an exciting

night life and good rail and motorway links to London and

Bristol. Plymouth University is an excellent centre for

Marine Sciences and accepts dual degree transfer

students in Marine Biology, Marine Biology and Coastal

Ecology and Environmental Biology.

> www.plymouth.ac.uk

Brighton University (Brighton, England)A very popular cosmopolitan university of 21,000 students

(including 1,200 international students from over

90 countries), Brighton is only 90 km. from London

(50 minutes by train), and is one of the most attractive

places to study because of its location and the town’s

really vibrant social life. The University offers dual degree

transfer for students in Computing, and Information

Systems Management.

> www.brighton.ac.uk

Kingston University (near London, England)Located in Kingston upon Thames, a busy riverside town

on the borders of London and Surrey, the town is lively

and only 20 minutes by train from Central London. It

welcomes 19,000 students but is also surrounded by

beautiful countryside and has a rich history dating back

many hundreds of years. Dual Degree students transfer to

Kingston in the fields of Environmental Management,

Environmental Science and Sustainable Development.

> www.kingston.ac.uk

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UNIVERSITIESIN THE UNITED KINGDOM

UNIVERSITYIN THE NETHERLANDS

Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester,England)MMU dates back 150 years and is one of the largest

providers of science, engineering and technology education

in the country, with over 34,000 students. Manchester is the

capital city of the North of England, and has a vibrant social

scene. With its unique character and ethnic mix, Manchester

has been likened to culturally rich and cosmopolitan San

Francisco. MMU offers dual transfer degree placements in

Sustainable Development and Ecology and Conservation.

> www.mmu.ac.uk

University of Hull (Hull, England)The University of Hull is provides top educational

experience for over 18,000 students a year. The academic

portfolio contains 50 disciplines across the arts and

humanities, business, education, health, the sciences and

the social sciences. It is based on two sites – Hull City and

Scarborough (where the dual transfer degree in Sport

Management and Tourism Management is located).

> www.hull.ac.uk

Noordelijk Hogeschool (Leeuwarden, the Netherlands)This campus with 3,000 students is located in the north of

Holland, 200 km north of Amsterdam. The university

offers a four-year International Business Management

Strategy program (in English), as well as a Communication

program, and is open to exchange students.

> www.nhl.nl

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UNIVERSITIESIN AUSTRALIA

Australian Catholic University (Brisbane, Ballarat,Sydney, Melbourne)A state university which plays host to more than 11,000

students is located on a campus situated in the city

centre. Students benefit from excellent academic support

and the university has very close ties with industry,

fostering many international partnerships. The rate of

graduate employment is excellent. The courses proposed

are International Business and Corporate Communication.

> www.acu.edu

Swinburne (Melbourne)Founded in 1970, Swinburne is a university of technology

and a pioneer in IBL (Industry Based Learning), with

extensive academic and research programs. It proposes

majors in Accounting, Business Administration,

International Business, Marketing, Tourism Management,

Management Information Systems, Engineering and

Aviation Management.

> www.swinburne.edu

University of Queensland (Brisbane)Australia’s leading university for research, it is also the

oldest university in Queensland (founded in 1910). It is

one of the “Group of Eight” top universities in Australia,

and has over 33,000 students. It offers numerous

programs in Business and Communication and in particular

has an excellent Corporate Communication degree.

> www.uq.edu

RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia) With 63,000 students, RMIT has one of the best reputations in

Australia for graduates finding jobs. Situated in the heart of

Melbourne, it is noted for its excellence of teaching and

research and its liaisons with the world of business and

industry. Its aviation programme is regarded among the best

in the world.

> www.rmit.edu.au

Griffith University (Queensland)With more than 33,000 students from over 80 countries,

Griffith is one of the largest universities in Queensland.

Multidisciplined, it excels in Corporate Communication

and Oceanography.

> wwww.griffith.edu.au

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> Find a place to live

There are many student residences near to SKEMA Sophia Antipolis Campus:

Residence Sun Valley

Residence Sophie Lafitte

Residence St .Exupery

Residence Thesa

Residence des Dolines

Residence du Parc St Basile (Home Leader Mougins)

Detailed information about each residence is available on www.skema.edu

(click on ENG for the site in English – top right-hand corner)

> Campus Sophia Antipolis accommodation file

A variety of accommodation is on offer corresponding to your budget and your needs– more than 1500 places located

in the vicinity of the Business School. When you receive your letter of admission, you will be given a login and

password to view the information.

> Campus Sophia Antipolis new student residence

Completed in September 2009, this new student residence of 173 apartments is located next to the campus,

and offers all required services at a very moderate monthly rental.

DAY-TO-DAY LIVING

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> The Student’s Union - Volunteering, Clubsand Societies.

As a Bachelor Degree student you have the chance to

participate in the wide range of societies and clubs - all

great ways to gain skills and knowledge that will give your

CV the edge when you apply for a graduate job.

Each year, a team of students organise the school’s

annual Gala, others devote themselves to audiovisual or

drama events, manage the “Coffee Break” (student

lounge) or,

as part of the BDE (Students’ Union), help to enliven the

campus and student life by organizing days around

special themes, (e.g. a settling-in or skiing weekend).

Both campuses in Sophia Antipolis are characterized by a

rich and diversified social life, with more than 30 societies

and clubs in cultural, sport, humanitarian and

professional fields, split into four areas of interest.

STUDENT LIFE

> Enterprise and Business

> Graduate Alumni: former alumni stay in contact to

pass on information about jobs and work experience

opportunities.

> Junior Azur Advice: the young-enterprise forum

> AMD performance: dedicated to finding jobs

for students

> Finance Club: to initiate you into the techniques

of investment and playing the financial markets.

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> Humanitarian Life

> Club Jason: Association to encourage students and

teachers to develop an awareness of the environment,

run by teachers in the environmental sciences; you can

discover the Mediterranean environment whilst

undertaking work aimed at sensitising people to

sustainable development.

> Esperanza: organizes events promoting international

humanitarian missions, durable development and fair

trade.

> Student Daily Life

> BDE: The Coffee Break in the foyer of the Bachelors

building

> Leadership: Gala and Year Book production and

development.

> Art Life

> Planet: crazy about the camera! Joining together video,

journalism and multimedia, Planet is the student

magazine which brings together interviews, news,

happy snaps and retrospectives.

> Le Festi: organises student participation in the

‘Grandes Ecoles’ Theatre Festival.

> SKEMA Inventors: engineering student projects

> Sport Life

At SKEMA Bachelors, sport is an integral part of the

education process. Dynamism, endurance, courage,

self-control, a sense of responsibility, and the ability to

function as part of a team are qualities which will be

required of tomorrow’s executives, and which are often

expressed and developed in sports activities.

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Nestled between the mountains and the sea, the Côte

d’Azur is an ideal location for outdoor sports (sailing,

winter sports, mountaineering, rugby, football...), but also

indoor sports (handball, swimming, workouts, dance,

squash etc.).

For students involved in practicing a sport at a high level,

special arrangements are proposed: extra supervision,

e-learning, and special tutoring. A merit scholarship for

sport also includes free additional semesters where the

course load is lightened so that students can deal

successfully with their passion and their academic

courses at the same time. SKEMA is home to a number of

world champions in various sports.

The sports department offers various activities: Aerobics -

Badminton - Basketball - Dance - Mountain Climbing -

Football - Golf - Handball - Weight Training - Swimming -

Outdoor Adventure Activities (eg canyoning) - Rugby -Tennis

- Trampoline - Sailing - Volleyball - Yoga and many others.

Students take part in the major university sports

competitions: regional championships and the French

“Grandes Ecoles” Cups organized by the French University

Sports Federation, as well as the French Business Schools

Championships.

SKEMA has its own teams: > Yachting

> Oval Passion (Rugby)

> Golf Club

> Bachelor Riders Trail Bike (Extreme Sport)

PRACTICAL INFORMATIONClick on www.skema.edu for information about: • How to obtain a residence card

• Bank information

• Social security and public health benefits

• To download a practical guide for international students

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There are two entry dates: September and January.

> Admission requirements

To apply for admission you need to be at least 18 years of

age in the September of your entry year, and have

obtained one of the following:

• A general or technological French Baccalauréat of 10/20

or above

• An American High School Diploma, with a cumulative

GPA of 2.0 or above

• International Baccalaureate Diploma or IB Certificates

with a cumulative 24 points or above and with a

minimum pass of 4 points in English

• European Baccalaureate with a minimum overall score of

70% and grade 7 in English

• British Qualifications -GCSEs (grade A-C in English

Language and Mathematics), plus GCE-VCE A – level – at

least 260 points at A-LEVEL or equivalent. Passes in one

year courses such as AS levels will help your

application.

• Other relevant international secondary qualifications

> If you have any query about courses or qualifications, contact:

Undergraduate Admissions: +33 4 93 95 44 51E-mail: bachelors@skema.edu

> Parallel admissions (i.e. transfer from an existing university)

SKEMA Bachelor programme may, at the student’s

request and in view of the academic records, grant

exemption from certain courses. In this case, the student

must enclose

details of the course content and subjects, the grades

attained, and also indicate the number of hours and

the weighting coefficients of each subject studied

(if applicable).

An admissions panel decides on students’ admissibility

based on a comprehensive file which the students must

provide and which must include (at the minimum):

• school reports for the current and last two years;

• a letter of motivation – why do you want to come to

SKEMA;

• a comprehensive presentation of extra-curricular

activities and interests.

All documents must be translated into English by a

certified translator.

One half of the admission criteria are based on school

results (for the two last years of secondary education),

the other half concerns elements of motivation and

personality. The student will be admitted to his/her first

choice of major, unless the admission panel recommends

otherwise.

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> Admission procedure

The application file and closing dates for sending in

applications can be found on the website

(www.skema.edu), or by calling the telephone number on

the inside back cover of the brochure.

> Mature students

Mature students offering other qualifications and

experience are encouraged to apply to the University and

will be considered on an individual basis.

> VISA requirements

If you are not a citizen of the European Union, you will

need a student visa to study in France. As soon as you

obtain an acceptance letter from SKEMA, make an

appointment with the French Embassy in your country of

residence and complete the visa application. Note that

visa applications may take some months to process so

ensure that you allow plenty of time before the start of

term.

COURSE FEESPlease see the attached flyer at the back of the brochure.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEYou can apply for a Scholarship on your application form -

of up to €1500 per year (as a reduction of tuition fees).

This is awarded by the admission panel upon application

of the dossier.

PART TIME WORKAND MONITORINGStudents in need to financial assistance also have the

possibility to work at SKEMA on a part time basis.

TEN EXCELLENT REASONSTO STUDY FOR YOUR BACHELORDEGREE AT SKEMA

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01. Enter a world-renowned ‘Grande Ecole’SKEMA, is the only institution of higher education to have

received a Diploma in Excellence of European Quality

Management. The School is also a founder member of the

Management Chapter of the Grandes Ecoles; it is accredited

by EQUIS and certified by ISO. Additionally, SKEMA is also

classed in the Financial Times among Europe’s top Business

Schools.

02.Obtain a degree which will be recognised throughout theworldThe Bachelor programme is an international degree

course of four years duration which corresponds to the

international standard of university education. This

degree will enable you to continue your studies in France

or abroad within a large range of specializations.

03.Personalise your programmeYou choose your major subject from one of five Faculties –

Business, Communication, Engineering, Aerospace,

Environmental and Marine and Life Sciences. You then

design your course, with the help of your advisor, with

subjects chosen from all Faculties, which will be made up

from General Courses, Core Courses, Specialised Courses

and Electives - giving you variety yet depth in your degree.

04.Go international on transfer or exchangeTwo types of degree are offered:

Transfer - 2 years at SKEMA at Sophia Antipolis, two years at

a partner university in the USA, Australia, Canada or the UK,

plus a minimum four month international work experience

placement = the DUAL DEGREE – one degree from SKEMA

Bachelor and one degree from your transfer university

Exchange - Business and Communication – three and a

half years at SKEMA Bachelor, plus a six month exchange

at an international partner university plus a minimum 4

months of work experience at the end of the course = the

SINGLE DEGREE from SKEMA Bachelor.

In the last 50 years, we have developed a world network of

prestigious university partners (USA, Canada, United

Kingdom, the Netherlands and Australia).

05.

Be taught in English by a highly qualified internationalFaculty91% of the professors of management hold doctorates

and are well known in international research circles.

Professors work closely with business enterprises and

students alike.

06.Profit from individual attention and guidanceTeaching methods are interactive and flexible, developing

your competence and autonomy. All professors,

administration staff, and tutors are readily available to

accompany you on your professional path.

An inbuilt tutoring system guarantees follow-up and

advice throughout the year.

07.A superb location on the Cote d’AzurThe high-tech environment of Sophia Antipolis is home to

over 1300 companies, with employees from 68 countries,

9 universities and research institutes, and 30,000

employees in a wonderful protected woodland

environment. The Sophia Antipolis campus is located on

an exceptional site between Cannes, Nice and Monaco,

near the Mediterranean Sea and within easy access of the

ski stations of the lower Alps.

08.Dive into the world of businessWhether it’s part of your work experience or are taught by

outside business professionals, you will be constantly

exposed to working with and among enterprises

throughout your programme.

09.Get absorbed into dynamic student lifeThere are more than 30 associations and clubs of all varieties,

run by students themselves - (cultural, sporting, humanitarian,

environmental, and professional) which form an integral part of

the educational programme of the university.

10.You’ll acquire the skills necessary to work within aninternational dimensionNot only in terms of language and culture, your intensive

experience abroad will make you more marketable when

you start your career.

VISIT OUR CAMPUSShare the SKEMA experience. Prospective students can make a reservation to

take a guided tour, attend an information session or an open day or sit in on a

class.

> Call International Undergraduate Recruitment on +33 4 93 95 44 51

> E-mail bachelors@skema.edu

> Attend one of the many Student Exhibitions held around France between

November and March each year

> Come to one of our Open Days on Saturdays between October and April each

year (reserve a place on bachelors@skema.fedu or call +33 4 93 95 44 51)

VISIT US ON THE WEBDiscover all that awaits you by visiting www.cerambachelors.fr. If you can’t read

French, click on the ‘ENG’ tab at the top right hand corner for the website in

English.

CONTACT USFor questions about admissions, academics, or financial matters,

please e-mail bachelors@skema.eduor telephone us on +33 4 93 95 44 51

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BACHELOR DEGREES AT SKEMAMOBILITY TRACK> International Business> Management and Entrepreneurship> Marketing> Finance> Hotel, Travel and Tourism Management> Business Administration> Sport Management> Management of information Systems

EXCHANGE TRACK> Business Administration

MOBILITY TRACK> Communication Studies> Public Relations> Advertising

EXCHANGE TRACK> Corporate Communication

MOBILITY TRACK> Aerospace Engineering> Biological Systems / Biomedical Engineering> Civil and Environmental Engineering> Mechanical Engineering> Ocean Engineering

MOBILITY TRACK> Environmental Science> Marine Biology> Oceanography> Environmental Management - Science & Business Tracks> Molecular and Genetics Biology

EXCHANGE TRACK> Environmental Management - Business Track

MOBILITY TRACK> Aeronautical Science> Aviation Meteorology> Aviation Management

EXCHANGE TRACK> Aeronautical Science and Management – Science & Business Tracks

BACHELOR IN BUSINESSAND MANAGEMENT

BACHELORIN COMMUNICATION

BACHELORIN ENGINEERING

BACHELOR INENVIRONMENTAL MARINE

AND LIFE STUDIES

BACHELOR IN AVIATION

AND AERONAUTICS

CONTACT US

For questions about admissions, academics, or financial

matters, e-mail: bachelors@skema.edu

or telephone +33 4 93 95 44 51

SKEMA Bachelors - Rue Albert Einstein

BP 85, 06902 Sophia Antipolis Cedex

Tel: +33 4 93 95 44 51 - Fax: +33 4 93 95 44 08