ENPC School of International Management
Programme Type: Programme Duration: Application Fee : Executive Course Information Contact:
Full-Time MBA 10 months EURO (€) 100 Start Dates: Admissions Office
Part-Time MBA January ENPC School of International
Executive MBA Tuition Fee: Part-Time Course Information September Management
ica
EURO (€) 32500 / Total Programme Start Dates : 15 rue de la Fontaine au Roi
Specialisation by Function: Cost September Programme Duration : 75011 Paris,
Entrepreneurship 22 months France
mer General Management Entry Requirements: Programme Duration :
Technology Management Min. GMAT Score : 600 24 months Tuition Fee : Tel: +33 (0)1 44 58 28 52
Min. TOEFL Computer Based EURO (€) 39500 / Total Programme Fax: +33 (0)1 44 58 24 61
tin A Full-Time Course Information Score : 240 Tuition Fee : Cost Email:
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Start Dates: Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 540 EURO (€) 38000 / Total Programme
admissions@enpcmbaparis.com
September Min. IELTS : 6.5 Cost Web:
www.enpcmbaparis.com
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
Located on the Right Bank, this is one of the most
densely populated arrondissements in Paris, as well
as being a fun and diverse area. The residential areas
ica
are to the east and to the west, this latter offering
large markets and parks around the Place de la
mer
Bastille and Place de la République area, while the
more lively area is found around rue Faubourg Saint-
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Antoine, where one finds trendy bars, restaurants
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and cafés as well as boutiques and galleries.
Student Profile
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he ENPC School of International Management universities, the ENPC (Ecole des Ponts).
was founded in 1987 as the business school of • A flexiblility to design your curriculum according to
the École nationale des ponts et chaussées, France’s your personal and professional objectives. The ENPC School of International Management
oldest and one of its most prestigious Grandes Écoles. • Located in the center of Paris. is looking for candidates from all academic,
The ENPC School of International Management is the • Visiting world-class faculty from top international professional and cultural backgrounds.
only business school within the ParisTech consortium schools (Warwick, Cornell, Cambridge, NYU, RSM,
of Grandes Écoles. Trinity). For the Full-Time and Part-Time MBA programmes,
• A global network of over 13 000 ENPC alumni our candidates possess:
acific
Since its inception, the ENPC School of worldwide and partner schools in 11 countries. • A minimum of 3 years of professional experience.
International Management has promoted the • High motivation and potential for enhancing or
sia P
study of international business and value-based International Connections launching an international management career, or
A global leadership. It prides itself on developing In addition to the curriculum in Paris, participants making a career change.
entrepreneurial leaders with a strong sense of have the option of taking modules abroad at any • Creative business and product ideas waiting to be
values that go beyond academic excellence and one of its 3 sister schools: Morocco (Casablanca), successfully launched and managed.
give a true understanding of global business in the the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi) and China • Strong communications skills.
21st century. (Shanghai). Optional study trips are also available • A creative, open-mind, respect for ethics and
to China and the USA. In addition, the school cultural differences.
Our programmes: has exchange links with other business schools
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• MBA in International Business (Full-Time and Part-Time) in Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Greece, For the Part-Time Executive MBA programme:
• MBA in Technology & Entrepreurship (Full-Time Finland, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, the UK, and the • A minimum 5 years of Full-Time work experience.
and Part-Time) USA. • Highly motivated professionals eager to
• Tri-Continent MBA (Paris/Philadelphia/Tokyo & participate in an interactive, discussion-
Shanghai, in co-operation with Temple University, Location based pedagogy that leverages the diverse
alia & New Z
USA) The ENPC School of International Management is backgrounds and experiences of both faculty
• Executive MBA (week-end format) located at “La Maison des Ponts” in Paris XI’s district. and participants.
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The street takes its name form the water canals built • Designed for students looking for a comprehensive
Key Features: in the XVII century to allow water to be transported set of skills who will go on to enjoy senior,
• Part of one of France’s oldest and prestigious from Belleville, once a neighbouring village, to Paris. international management careers.
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