essca school of management
Exchange Program
Program Description
ESSCA School of Management creates knowledge and develops responsible managers and entrepreneurs, while fully considering planet boundaries, Ìýhuman, ethical and economic dimensions of organisations in a sustainable and multicultural environment driven by technological trends or social innovations.
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| Term | Nomination DeadlineÌý | Application Deadline | Ìý |
| Fall | May 1 for Fall; October 1 for Spring | May 15 for Fall; October 15 for Spring | Ìý |
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| Open to | Student in the College of Business |
| Language of Instruction | English |
| Level of Study | Undergraduate |
| Credit Offered | 91ÖÆƬ³§ credits |
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ACADEMICS:
ESSCA School of Management offers curriculum solely within Business. Students can view ESSCA course offerings based on campus: Aix-en-Provence, Angers, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris, Budapest, Shanghai, Luxembourg, Malaga.Ìý
Students can find they syllabi for these locations . Students can filter their preferences based on language of instruction (please choose English), campus location, semester course is taught, etc.Ìý
Please note that course offerings are subject to change based on term and year. Education Abroad cannot guarantee that the courses shown will be available for the term/year you study abroad.Ìý
Students participating on an exchange program will be taking courses at the host university. Students need to work with Education Abroad and their academic advisor to see if courses abroad are equivalent to 91ÖÆƬ³§ courses and how those 91ÖÆƬ³§ equivalencies are degree applicable. Education Abroad has created a blanket equivalency database for courses offered at our exchange programs. There are no current equivalencies for ESSCA however our office will work with the student and 91ÖÆƬ³§ department to determine equivalencies. Ìý
Program Eligibility & Requirements
- Must have a 2.5 overall GPA for undergraduate students at the time of application
- Must be in good academic standing at the time of application
- Only open to degree-seeking 91ÖÆƬ³§ students
- See Policies & Procedures page for more information
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Education Abroad Advisor:Ìý |
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Brendan Richardson, Associate Director Schedule an appointment: |
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Travel Documentation
Important notice! Passport processing times have changed. Review up-to-date details .
Routine processing times can take 10-13 weeks, and expedited applications in 7-9 weeks. Processing times begin when your application is received by a passport agency or center, and do not include mailing times. It may take up to 2 weeks for your application to be received by passport agency, and up to 2 weeks for you to receive your completed passport after agency mails it to you. Therefore, you should add an additional 4 weeks to you passport application processing time.Ìý
A valid passport is required for all international travel. If you are traveling anywhere abroad, you need a passport to board an international flight and to enter the country. Passport cards will not be accepted as form of I.D. You may be denied boarding if you travel with a passport that appears damaged or altered.
Some countries require that your passport be valid at least six months beyond the dates of your trip. Some airlines will not allow you to board if this requirement is not met. Check the to learn about entry and exit requirements for the country or countries in which you are traveling. Ìý
If you are applying for a passport for the first time, you need to renew your passport, or you have any other passport questions, you can find information on the website. In addition, several U.S. Embassies and Consulates provide information to assist applicants in collecting the documentation needed. For a list of Embassies, please visit
Location
Exchange students have a wide choice of programmes taught in French or English in Angers, Paris, Budapest and Shanghai both in the Fall and Spring semesters and Winter and Summer programmes. With the opening of new campuses in Bordeaux, Aix-en-Provence and Lyon at the Fall semester 2023 and Malaga (Spain) and Luxembourg starting this Fall semester 2024, these exciting new additions provide new destinations in France and abroad for students wanting to study in ESSCA School of Management.
Bordeaux, Aix-en-Provence and Lyon are all known for their rich history, culture and exceptional quality of life. Bordeaux is renowned for its wine and charming old town, while Aix-en-Provence offers picturesque landscapes. Lyon is a cultural hub with world-class museums, galleries, and festivals.
The elegant city of Luxembourg situated between France, Belgium and Germany is as diverse as its residents, who hail from more than 100 nations. ÌýCosmopolitan, modern and simultaneously green capital city built on impressive historical foundations listed on the Unesco World heritage has a lot to discover.
Malaga is the sixth largest city in Spain and the main economic and financial center of Southern Spain. With its rich cultural heritage, magnificent architecture, and beautiful beaches, Malaga is a sought-after destination for students from around the world.
Housing
ESSCA has partnered with , to offer hundreds of exclusive rentals for periods of 1 to 24 months near campus but also throughout France. Rentals can include studios, flatshares, rooms in private homes, etc.Ìý
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Funding opportunitiesÌý
Financial Aid and Scholarship InformationÌý
- Students participating on may use eligible financial aid
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Bright Futures and Florida Prepaid are eligible for an exchange program
- Please reach out to Jolla Molinar, jmolinar@fau.edu, for assistance with financial aid and Bright Futures
- Please reach out to Tuition & Billing Services, webcontroller@fau.edu, for assistance with Florida Prepaid
- Program participants are eligible to apply for the 91ÖÆƬ³§ Education Abroad Scholarship amongst other nationally recognized scholarships
- See additional scholarship and funding information here.
- Note that financial aid will not be disbursed to your student account until 2-3 weeks after the 91ÖÆƬ³§ drop/add period of the semester you are studying abroad
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budgetary items
These are items to consider to budget for your study abroad program:Ìý
91ÖÆƬ³§ Tuition:Ìý
91ÖÆƬ³§ Tuition Calculator - please use the tuition calculator to determine tuitionÌý
Housing:Ìý
Can vary in cost based on the type of accommodation you prefer and location of program
Out of pocket expenses (See practical information for each city ):
- $200 administrative fee due at time of application
- International flight
- Personal spending
- Visa expenses
- International health insurance
- French Health Insurance
- Home Insurance
Health, Safety and Travel Documentation
All students must attend pre-departure sessions prior to study abroad. Education Abroad awill provide you with further details pertaining to dates, times, and virtual linkÌý the semester before your program.Ìý
1) Mandatory pre-departure orientation hosted by the Education Abroad office. This session will cover general international travel related topics such as health, safety, insurance, and travel tips.Ìý
International Health and Travel Insurance
All 91ÖÆƬ³§ students participating on an exchange program will need to register in international health and travel insurance coverage through Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI). This mandatory insurance ensures that students have access to medical and emergency support services while abroad. You can view the policy here.Ìý
Resources
- U.S. Department of State Travel Advisory – Country Information:
- CDC:
- 91ÖÆƬ³§ SHS: 91ÖÆƬ³§ - Health Advisory
- WHO:
- Access to vaccine: 91ÖÆƬ³§ - COVID-19 Vaccine Information
- Benefits of being fully vaccinated prior to departure for your study abroad program:
- Reduced risk of denied entry if a country requires vaccination for entry
- Reduced risk of having to get vaccinated abroad if it becomes mandatory in the country of study
- Reduced risk of denied acceptance to one of our foreign universities
- Reduced risk of denied acceptance into campus housing or host accommodations abroad
- Reduced risk of spreading COVID-19 and its variants to other parts of the world, including the communities where we have programs
- Reduced risk of contracting COVID-19 while abroad, which could lead to missed classes and excursions,Ìýmandatory quarantine or isolation, and other disruptions to the program
- Increases student access to local events, services, and travel while abroad
- Provides more flexibility in planning study abroad extracurricular activities, including excursions
- The WHO and U.S. CDC agree that the vaccine helps reduce the risk of serious illness and helps prevent the spread of COVID-19
- Alongside our other prevention measures, the vaccine significantly increases protection for 91ÖÆƬ³§ faculty, staff, students, and international partners
Regarding increased access because of being vaccinated, please be aware that businesses and services may legally restrict access to exclude unvaccinated individuals. Local ordinances may allow the same. In such cases, 91ÖÆƬ³§ won’t be able to intervene or advocate on your behalf.