EM Normandie’s Bachelor’s in International Management once again ranked one of the best 3-year bachelor’s programmes by Le Figaro Etudiant

EM Normandie’s Bachelor’s in International Management is a certified 3-year degree for undergraduates, following the baccalaureate, who have passed the Passerelle Bachelor competitive entrance exam. It is one of the training courses offered on the Parcoursup platform.

Benefits of the EM Normandie Bachelor’s Degree

Gain a thorough understanding of how the business world works: with lessons covering all aspects of business (management, audit-finance, marketing, logistics, etc.), students discover areas that they are passionate about while acquiring a base of general skills, so they are equipped to work in many different business sectors and functions.

Become an expert in a specific field: from the third year, students can choose to specialise in specific areas such as logistics or international business and become the experts sought after by companies for their knowledge and skills. 

Study abroad: with opportunities to work or study abroad, students develop an international perspective, improve their language skills and lay the foundations for a career in France or further afield, in a company with global connections.

Develop professional skills: internships, periods in industry and work-study programmes allow students to gain valuable work experience during their 3-year course.

Why choose a 3-year bachelor’s degree after the Baccalaureate

These courses are very successful and an increasing number of young people are opting to take them each year. Impressive teaching methods with practical work, small group projects and an international experience set these programmes apart from other post-baccalaureate courses. The bachelor’s degrees also focus on building on professional skills, enabling young people to develop their career plan through numerous internships and the option to take a work-study programme in the final year. Finally, they lead directly into the business world or to further study at Master’s level.

See Le Figaro Etudiant’s comparison of bachelor’s degrees