AUDENCIA Nantes School of Management
Programme Type: Programme Duration: Application Fee : Executive Course Information Contact:
Full Time MBA 12 months EURO (€) 95 Start Dates: Sylvie Chancelier
Distance Learning MBA March Admissions manager
Executive MBA Tuition Fee: Distance Course Information AUDENCIA Nantes School of
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EURO (€) 21000 / Total Program Start Dates : Programme Duration : Management
Specialisation by Function: Cost January 16 months 8 route de la Jonelière
Risk Management September BP 31222
mer Supply Chain Management Entry Requirements: Tuition Fee : 4566
Business development Min. GMAT Score : 550 Programme Duration : EURO (€) 21000 / Total Program France
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score 24 months Cost
tin A Full Time Course Information : N/A Tel: +33 2 40 37 46 04
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Start Dates: Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : N/A Tuition Fee : Fax: +33 2 40 37 34 07
September Min. IELTS : 0 EURO (€) 25500 Email:
mba@audencia.com
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3 Web:
www.audencia.com/mba
our belief in self-
Student Profile
development will ensure The participants of the International Audencia MBA
that Audencia remains a 2009 are 40% female. The students’ average age is 32
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European business school years old and they have an average work experience
for the world, resolutely of ten years.
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humanist and modern. Moreover, the MBA students group is highly
multicultural with nearly 70% of the participants
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D E V E L O P I N G coming from abroad to study in Nantes.
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BUSINESS AND
P E R S O N A L TESTIMONY
COMPETENCIES Tammy Trollip
Audencia International Age: 34
MBA was ranked in the top Country of origin:
70 best MBAs worldwide South Africa
in the last edition of Previous degree
MAKING SENSE OF MANAGEMENT The Economist’s Which MBA Guide. The quality of obtained: Bachelor of
Audencia’s quality as an international management faculty was highly regarded (8th worldwide) and the Commerce
ope school is recognised both in the academic world programme also scored well for student diversity
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and in the business environment. Through over 100 (22nd worldwide). Tammy began studying
years of implication in business education, Audencia at Audencia after
is showing an ever growing international vocation. It At Audencia MBA we believe that a top manager is having worked in the
appears in major business education rankings such someone with values and a broad vision, someone hospitality industry in various African countries.
as the Financial Times and The Economist - for the who is able to take risks and elaborate strategic
MBA in particular - and has gained all three major changes in a highly demanding economic world. “I initially worked in a company in Tanzania as
international academic accreditations (Equis in 1998, Financial Controller, General Manager and also
AACSB in 2004, AMBA in 2005). Our MBA programme is aimed at high potential co-founder and Director. In moving from finance
managers who expect to gain state of the art to general management I recognised my need for
For each of its training programme, Audencia knowledge in management as well as acquiring more all-round development and at first looked at
acific
Nantes is committed to the following dimensions, in better business practices. executive MBAs on offer in Europe.
concordance with international standards:
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• A rigorous process of selection assessing academic In order to reach this ambitious objective, Audencia “Audencia was recommended to me after
A capacities, professional background, individual MBA provides quality academic input and a completing an admissions-self test for one of these
motivation in coherence with the professional strong individual coaching so as to develop MBA executive programmes and I finally decided that a
project t of the participant; participants’ managerial soft skills. Our academic full-time programme would suit me better. I found
• Courses taught by an international permanent network of top institutions throughout the world the package Audencia offered very attractive. The
faculty, a guarantee of quality and accessibility also gives our participants a unique opportunity programme’s personalised nature appealed to me
throughout the programme; to study during an exchange period at one of our together with the focus on individual growth within a
• Individualised coaching for each participant; partner institutions in Canada, China, Germany, etc. close but diverse group. The school is internationally
ealand
• A rigorous assessment process of acquired recognised with all the right accreditations and there
knowledge and competencies. With an original orientation towards business is a strong drive for continuous improvement. All of
development and a year long programme to enhance this, plus the exciting prospect of living abroad,
Audencia offers a teaching environment that highly personal development, Audencia guaranties a well encouraged me to apply.
values the acquisition of general culture to give rounded MBA to professionals coming from diverse
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alumni the rounded, long term vision needed for horizons and looking forward to learning in a truly “It is wonderful to have the opportunity to live in
management in a global environment. international environment. France and be part of this learning experience. A lot
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of lessons will be carried forward into my professional
Our students, alumni, partner companies and life. For the most part; the programme has exceeded
academic network trust us. They recognise that my expectations.”
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