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INTRODUCTION |
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FACTS AND FIGURES
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Summary Table
| 1964 |
Foundation of IESEG |
| 1976 |
Official recognition of IESEG by the French Ministry of Education |
| 1978 |
Extension of the programme from 4 to 5 years |
| 1985 |
Certification of the IESEG's degree by the French Ministry of Education |
| 1990 |
IESEG becomes partner of LABORES, (research center associated with the CNRS) |
| 1994 |
Appointment of a new General Director (Jean-Philippe Ammeux) |
| 1997 |
IESEG becomes a member of the prestigious Conférence des Grandes Ecoles |
| 1998 |
EFMD membership |
| 2000 |
Creation of the International Management Programme |
| 2003 |
IESEG receives the "Grade de Master" label from the Ministry of Education |
| 2004 |
IESEG's sets up its International Advisory Board |
| 2006 |
IESEG becomes the first French business school which is part of an UMR-CNRS |
A broad-based approach
IESEG gives access to all areas of business & management:
(distribution of IESEG graduates according to occupation)
- Sales 20%
- Finance 18%
- Auditing, operations management 16%
- Marketing 12%
- Higher Management 11%
- Consultants, freelance, various 10%
- Human Resources 8%
- Teaching and research 5%
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Personal specialisations in the MSc Programme
Internships, a communication project in third year, a final year dissertation (typically a consultancy project) and the opportunity to choose one's specialisation during the MSc course (auditing, international management, finance, operations, strategic management and human resources, marketing…); IESEG’s curriculum enables students to develop a customised career orientation.
A major international exchange programme
More than 80% of students spend a year abroad at one of IESEG’s 105+ foreign partner universities - in Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain, Canada, the United States, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Australia, Sweden, Mexico, etc.
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In 2007-2008, there is:
- 1,400 students
- 50 Permanent Faculty Members, 150 Adjunct Faculty Members, 50 Visiting Professors
- 11,000 square metres of available space in world-class buildings
- 110 foreign partner universities
- 260 students on foreign exchange programmes
- 12,000 hours of courses taught
- 2,500 business partners
All in all, that's 2,350 graduates that have been trained here since 1968
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Business and Management School
Five-year Master programme
IESEG is a Business and Management School that accepts undergraduates on a competitive entrance basis. We prepare them to management careers in the course of a five-year programme. The time spent here enables a coherent teaching structure that follows the international 3+2 standards.
The first part of the programme is a three-year undergraduate course, common to all students, which trains students in the main areas of management. This gives them:
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Fundamental management tools |
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An understanding of the academic disciplines involved: law, accountancy, quantitative analysis, organisational performance, information management |
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A knowledge of the main roles of management |
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The capacity to develop a strategic vision in business
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The second part of the programme is a two-year Master's course. Students specialise in an area of their choice: marketing, finance, human resources, operations, information systems, auditing and monitoring, or general administration.
Home and exchange students all receive the best teaching from a body of more than one hundred university teachers and business professionals. Much of the teaching is team-based, working on developing the students’ capacity to take-on responsibilities. State-of-the-art facilities are accessible twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week: study rooms, computer rooms, a documentation centre, language laboratories…
The Economics, Law and Management Library contains more than 35,000 books, 1000 periodicals, and hundreds of CD-ROMs.
Our intimate relationship with the Lille Catholic University (6 faculties, 25 schools, 40 research teams and 16,800 students) means that students may also take advantage of the university’s unlimited resources: a central library (500,000 books and 4,500 reviews), the university subsidised restaurant, accommodation, academic collaboration, etc.
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