International cooperation
International Summer School 2026
Choose one of the following courses in Le Havre, France: 29 June to 10 July 2026
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Introduction to Data Analysis using Python and ChatGPT
Make GPT code for you
By Dr Farrokh Sheikhahmadi, Assistant professor in supply chain management at EM Normandie
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Mindfulness and sustainability leadership
Building conscious managers for a resilient future
By Dr Cathy RUBINOS, PhD, Associate Professor in Economics at EM Normandie
By Dr Camilla QUENTAL, PhD, Associate Professor in Management and Organization at EM Normandie -
Doing business in a changing world
Navigating the business opportunities in a challenging world
By Dr Yihan WANG, PhD, Associate professor in Strategic Management at EM Normandie
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AI governance and the future of business
AI governance
By Dr Cristina NEESHAM, PhD, visiting lecturer at EM Normandie
And / or
Choose one of the following courses in Paris, France: 12 to 24 July 2026
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Creation in luxury universes
Enter the world of creation in luxury
By Professor Pascal IAKOVOU, visiting professor at EM Normandie
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Beauty market and its distribution
Become an expert in beauty, from leading companies to retailers, from Marketing to Merchandising at retail and e-commerce
By Professor Alexandre BAQUET, visiting lecturer at EM Normandie
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World development and Supply Chain Management
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By Dr Roya TAT, PhD, Assistant Professor in Supply Chain Management at EM Normandie
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Consumer Wellbeing-driven marketing: from insight to action
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By Dr Yonathan Silvain ROTEN, PhD, Assistant Professor in Marketing at EM Normandie
By Dr Olivier KOVARSKI, DBA, Associate Professor in Marketing & Director of PRC Projects at EM Normandie -
Project Management in the Digital Era
Develop your project management skills to successfully cope with the challenge of digital business environment
By Dr Josip Maric, PhD, associate professor in information systems at EM Normandie
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Global leadership
Lead across borders. Rise to the challenge.
By Dr Umesh MUKHI, PhD, visiting professor at EM Normandie
Requirements
The Summer School is open to Undergraduate and Graduate students providing that applicants have the pre-requisites specified in the course’s syllabus.
For non-native English speakers: a B2 level (CEFR) or equivalent (TOEFL IBT 83, IELTS 6.0, TOEIC 790) is required. Official test scores (e.g., TOEFL iBT 83, IELTS 6.0, TOEIC 790) are not mandatory; a certificate or written confirmation from a language professor at your home university is sufficient.
Live an authentic experience with cultural visits
EM Normandie will organize cultural visits to enable you to discover the beauty of Normandy and Paris.
In Normandy, visit Honfleur, with its picturesque port and charming little streets, and Étretat, famous for its spectacular cliffs, will seduce you with their unspoilt nature. Le Havre, with its historic port, immerses you in the region's maritime heritage. In Paris, the Opéra Garnier dazzles with its grandiose architecture, while a cruise on the Seine reveals the capital's iconic monuments. A perfect blend of history, culture and exceptional landscapes.
Overview of the 2025 Summer School Experience
Accommodation
EM Normandie has partnerships with several student residences, hotels and youth hostels, in Le Havre and Paris area. Upon registration, we will provide you with an accommodation guide to help you organize your stay with us.
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Accommodation in Le Havre
Le Havre
Student residences
Odalys Campus Le Havre Les Docks
- Studio (1 person) - € 53/night/person (tax fee non included)
- 54 rue Charles Laffitte, 76600 LE HAVRE
- 5 minutes walk distance from the train station
- 10 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- 10 minutes from the beach by tram
- Free Wifi ; equipped kitchenette (microwave, hob, fridge and hood), a bathroom with WC, brand new residence
- Laundry room and gym room available
Youth hostels
- Bed in a shared dormitory – € 26.14/night/person (including tax fee and a towel)
- Single room – € 73.18/night (including tax fee)
- Twin room – € 76.36/night (including tax fee)
- 42 rue Bonnivet 76600 LE HAVRE
- 5 minutes walk distance from the train station
- 10 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- 10 minutes from the beach by tram
- Free Wifi, brand new hostel with an animated food court, laundry room available
Hotels
Odalys City Le Havre Centre Les Docks
- Studio (1 person) – € 60.87/night (including tax fee)
- 95 quai Colbert 76600 LE HAVRE
- 5 minutes walk distance from the train station
- 10 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- 10 minutes from the beach by tram
- Free Wifi, brand new hotel, equipped kitchenette (microwave, hob, fridge and hood), a bathroom with WC, brand new hotel
Aparthotel Adagio Access Le Havre Les Docks
- Studio (1 person) - € 73.87/night (including tax fee)
- 66 rue Aviateur Guerin 76600 LE HAVRE
- 10 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
Airbnb in Le Havre
Booking.com
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Accommodation in Paris
Paris
Student residences
Odalys City Paris Levallois-Clichy
- Studio (1 person) – € 64.95/night (including tax fee)
- 34 rue Jules Verne 92300 LEVALLOIS-PERRET
- 11 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- Free Wifi ; equipped kitchenette (hob, small fridge, microwave, bathroom with shower, hair dryer) ; laundry facilities, fitness room.
- Studio (1 person) – € 69.30/night (including tax fee)
- 9 rue Camille Claudel 92110 CLICHY
- 20 minutes walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- Free Wifi ; brand new residence, equipped kitchenette (hob, small fridge, microwave, bathroom with shower, hair dryer) ; laundry facilities, fitness room, rooftop
Hotel
Aparthotel Adagio Access Paris Clichy
- Studio (1 person) – € 90/night (tax fee non included)
- 19-23 avenue Anatole France 92110 CLICHY
- 1 minute walk distance from EM Normandie Campus
- Free Wifi ; equipped kitchenette (hob, small fridge, microwave, bathroom with shower, hair dryer)
Airbnb in Paris
Booking.com
Fees
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Fees
1 course - 6 ECTS
Regular: € 1,500 / € 1,200*
Partner university: € 1,000 / € 800*
* Early Bird : if registration before 30 April 2026
2 courses - 12 ECTS
Regular: € 3,000 / € 2,400
Partner university: € 2,000 / € 1,600*
* Early Bird: if registration before 30 April 2026
What’s included
- 1 or 2 courses (6 to 12 ECTS)
- ECTS transcript of records
- Certificate of achievement
- City guided tour (Le Havre and/or Paris)
- 2 or 4 cultural excursions
- Social events
- Administrative fee
What is not included
- Logistics costs from your home to EM Normandie and vice versa
- Administrative costs (passport, visa etc.)1
- Travel , health and liability insurance
- Accomodation during the stay
- Food , extras and personal expenses
1 Please feel free to contact us if you have any question about immigration process, or to ask for an invitation letter, after full registration and payment.
Payment
Payment
Online payment via Flywire banking solution, after acceptance of the application.
140+ currencies available.Cancellation fees
Minimum € 295 depending on the date of cancellation (please read our terms and conditions).
6 reasons to join EM Normandie Summer School
- Participate in a 2 or 4 weeks international experience
- Earn 6 to 12 ECTS (one course of 6 ECTS represents 30 contact-hours + self-study time. See syllabus for more details.)
- Sharpen your knowledge and skills within a variety of business subjects
- Build your network and exchange with international experts
- Enjoy cultural visits as well as social events
- EM Normandie is awarded « Welcome to France » label, with three stars, the highest level of qualification, for four years.
Lecturers
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Lecturers in Le Havre
Farrokh Sheikhahmadi | Introduction to data analysis using Python and ChatGPT
Farrokh Sheikhahmadi is Assistant Professor in Supply Chain Management and he joined the EM Normandie business school in 2024. He is PhD Student in Management Science at l'Université du Havre Normandie and he has an MBA in strategic management. His thesis is about the application of digital innovations and data-driven methods in logistics, with a focus on different types of transport services including intermodal, multimodal and synchromodal transport. His recent researches have been mainly focused on the application of quantitative and analytical methods in logistic services.
Farrokh Sheikhahmadi's full biography
Camilla QUENTAL | PhD, Mindfulness and sustainability
Camilla Quental is Associate Professor in Management and Organization Studies and she joined EM Normandie in 2024 after numerous professional experiences in France and abroad. She holds a PhD in Management Sciences from HEC Paris awarded in 2011. Her research interests include human resources, labor relations, gender and diversity issues, as well as ethics and sustainability in organizations. She has published numerous research articles and chapters on these topics. Camilla has extensive experience teaching different audiences, from undergraduate to executive education, in countries such as France, Brazil, China, Cambodia and the United Arab Emirates. She serves as Associate Editor of the journal Gender, Work & Organization and is member of the United Nations PRME (Principles of Responsable Management Education).
Camilla Quental’s full biography
Cathy RUBINOS | PhD, Mindfulness and sustainability
Cathy Rubinos is an Associate Professor of Economics and she joined EM Normandie in 2024. She holds a Ph.D. in Sustainability from Arizona State University awarded in 2017. Her dissertation focused on the governance and resilience of common-pool resources, particularly water resources in agricultural development. Her research centers on understanding how ecological, social, and institutional factors influence the resilience of social-ecological systems. Recently, she has developed a keen interest in social and environmental innovation, women's entrepreneurship, and informality. Her research employs a multi-method approach, incorporating qualitative insights from both contemporary and historical case studies, formal mathematical modeling, statistical analysis, and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA).
Cathy Rubinos’s full biography
Dr Yihan Wang | PhD, Doing Business in a changing world
Yihan Wang is an Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship. He joined EM Normandie in 2020. He has a PhD in Administration (Specialist field: international business) from HEC Montreal, Canada, awarded in 2019. His thesis is an analysis of the Chinese aerospace industry. His research and teaching areas are international strategy, innovation networks and regional development. He is also Academic Director of Graduate program International Business.
Dr Cristina NEESHAM | PhD, AI governance and the future of business
Cristina Neesham is Adjunct Professor in the School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship at Swinburne University of Technology (Australia). Formerly Professor of Business Ethics & Sustainability and Associate Dean at Newcastle University Business School (United Kingdom), Cristina has had over 20 years of experience in the academia and industry consulting, both in Australia and Europe. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Melbourne, Australia (2005), and was conferred a Swinburne University Teaching Excellence Award (2018) and an Academy of Management (Social Issues in Management) Leadership Award (2024). Her research in digital technologies (AI) ethics and governance, sustainable business models, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and business ethics education has been published in top tier international journals. Cristina has designed, led and delivered numerous courses in business ethics, responsible innovation and entrepreneurship, CSR, strategic management, leadership, and corporate governance at all levels (from undergraduate to postgraduate, executive MBA and doctoral school). She serves as co-Editor-in-Chief of Philosophy of Management and Associate Editor of Business & Society.
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Lecturers in Paris
Dr Roya TAT | PhD, World development and Supply chain management
Roya Tat is an assistant professor in Supply Chain Management and she joined EM Normandie in 2024. She holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering from the University of Tehran in Iran and a Post-Doctorate in Operations Management from the IESEG School of Management in Paris, France. Her research interests include Supply Chain Management, Sustainability, Supply Chain Coordination/Contract Design, and Operations Management. She has several years of professional experience teaching various courses in Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain, and Operations Management
Dr. Yonathan Silvain ROTEN, PhD | AI & Decision making: can AI influence you ?
Yonathan Silvain Roten is a professor of Marketing. He joined EM Normandie in 2021. He has a PhD in Management Sciences from the Panthéon Sorbonne University awarded in 2019. His thesis is on the new practices of phygital interactions between consumers and sellers. His research and publications focus on screen sharing, as a shopping practice during a joint shopping journey, and as a selling practice during a service process.
Yonathan Roten's full biography
Dr. Olivier KOVARSKI | DBA, AI & Decision making: can AI influence you ?
Olivier Kovarski is an Associate Professor of Marketing. He joined EM Normandie in 1998. He has two DBA in Business Administration, one from the Business Science Institute (Luxembourg) awarded in 2018 and one the IAE Lyon School of Management, awarded in 2019. His thesis examines how a public event may lead to positive word-of-mouth, namely in the case of film launch events. His research interest is Buzz Marketing, namely how an event makes people talk about a brand positively.
Olivier Kovarski's full biography
Dr Josip Maric | PhD, Project management in the digital era
Josip Marić is an Associate Professor in Information Systems. He joined EM Normandie in 2020. He has a PhD in management science from the Université de Montpellier, awarded in 2018. His thesis is on sustainable development and digital transformation, with a specific focus on the implications of 3D printing technology. His research interests are Information Systems (IS), operations management, innovation and entrepreneurship. His research focuses mainly on digital technology, digital transformation, innovation and sustainable development. He is Academic Director of M1/M2 DESMI.
