espeme 4

ESPEME 4
FRENCH TAUGHT PROGRAMME*
ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015
The course offer can be subject to slight changes!
FALL SEMESTER 2014/2015
(ESPEME 4 - Sept / Dec)
COURSES
TEACHING
HOURS
ECTS
Contemporary French Business and Society
30
5
Séminaire de créativité (very high French level required)
15
3
Séminaire de Leadership (very high French level required)
15
3
Séminaire de Management stratégique (very high French level required)
15
3
Jeu d'entreprise
15
4
Audit & Direction financière (Lille & Nice)
150
21
Banque & Marchés Financiers (Lille & Nice)
150
21
Entrepreneurship et Développement d’entreprise (Lille & Nice)
150
21
E-Commerce / E-Business (Nice)
150
21
Tourism & Hospitality Management (Nice, taught in French)
150
21
Marketing, Communication et Média (Nice)
150
21
Luxe (Nice)
150
21
Management Public (Nice)
150
21
Mode et Design (Lille)
150
21
Retail Management (Lille)
150
21
Achats et Supply chain (Lille)
150
21
Leadership et Ressources Humaines (Lille)
150
21
Anglais – LV1 (advanced level)
30
3
Allemand – LV2 (advanced level)
30
3
Espagnol – LV2 (advanced level)
30
3
Italien – LV2 (advanced level)
30
3
Français des affaires (visiting students only)
30
4
(visiting students only - Taught in English!!!)
MINORS («HORIZONS PROFESSIONNEL») only one Minor can be chosen
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND FRENCH COURSES
FALL SEMESTER 2014/2015
(ESPEME 4 - Sept / Dec)
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COURSES
ESPEME 4 is a French Taught programme available during the fall semester only (from Sept to Dec.)
COURSES
o Students can take as many courses as they want
MINORS («HORIZONS PORFESSIONNELS»)
o Students can take only one MINOR and are obliged to take all courses included in the module.
o A Minor is a cross-discipline approach to the different business sectors specific to firms.
o A minimum number of students is required for the Minor to open.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Foreign languages:
o There is no beginners’ class.
o Two foreign languages can be selected Anglais, plus only one LV2 (Allemand - Espagnol or Italien)
o Students cannot study their native language (ex: students from the UK cannot select English as a foreign
language).