France MBA
HEC Paris
HEC MBA PROGRAMME
A sixteen-month general management programme,
HEC Paris enables participants to acquire core
business techniques while allowing them to personalize
the programme to meet their own needs. Within a highly
Contact details
co-operative and international environment, the HEC
HEC MBA Programme
MBA offers a cross-disciplinary approach, strongly
1, rue de la Libération
78351 Jouy-en-Josas Cedex
focused on experiential learning, with an emphasis on
France
personal and professional development.
Tel: +33 (0)1 39 67 95 46
Fax: +33 (0)1 39 67 74 65
E-mail:
admissionmba@hec.fr
www.mba.hec.edu
a73 Associate Dean
Valérie Gauthier, Ph.D.
a73 Type of programme
Full-time MBA
a73 Number of places
200 per year
a73 Nationality of student intake
80% of participants come from outside France
representing 55 nationalities
a73 Entry requirements
Completed online application; university transcripts;
work experience; English (French is not an admission
requirement); GMAT; TOEFL, IELTS or TOEIC (if
applicable); essays; two letters of recommendation;
interviews. Application fee: 130
a73 Mode of application
Online application with free Candidate Profile Evaluation
a73 Language of instruction
English
a73 Accreditation
OVERVIEW “
AMBA, EQUIS, and AACSB
HEC MBA
HEC Paris is a leading European Business
participants
a73 Gender distribution
70% male, 30% female
School, recognized worldwide for the
learn how to
balance solid
a73 Age range
quality of its faculty, research and
24 - 35
business
academic programmes.
skills with a higher ethical awareness
a73 Average work experience
6 years
The HEC MBA Programme is consistently
and a solid grounding in corporate
ranked among the world’s leading
social responsibility and sustainable
a73 Faculty
110 full-time professors and 35 visiting lecturers
international programmes: In the
development. Our graduates come
Financial Times 2008 rankings of the
away with a greater sense of self-aware-
a73 Electives
80
ness and confidence in their abilities to
top-100 MBA programmes, HEC ranked a73 International exchange partners
become leaders in some of the world’s
#18 worldwide, and #2 for international
50
most powerful companies and organi-
mobility worldwide.
a73 Library
zations.”
52 academic, financial and sector-based resource
With 80% of its 200 participants coming
VALÉRIE GAUTHIER PHD, ASSOCIATE DEAN databases
from outside of France, representing OF THE HEC MBA PROGRAMME a73 Career mobility
more than 50 nationalities, the HEC
87% of graduates are in positions of international scope
MBA Programme is truly international.
ADMISSIONS a73 Student Accommodation
With an alumni network of 40,000 HEC MBA applicants have a wide range
On-campus housing for MBA participants and families
worldwide, HEC Paris offers its of academic backgrounds, professional
a73 Scholarships and loans
Offers a number of scholarships based on merit and
graduates a direct line to some of experiences and career goals. The
need. Partnerships with leading international banks
Europe’s most influential business School’s rigorous selection process takes
a73 Local public transport
decision-makers. The HEC MBA these and a number of other key Train, bus, taxi
Programme also provides a framework criteria into account, which reflect the a73 Nearest airports
for building ongoing relationships demonstrated and potential abilities of
Roissy-CDG, Orly
between companies each candidate as a future participant,
and participants. executive and leader.
PROGRAMMES
Programme Start date Duration Application deadline Fees
HEC MBA full-time Programme September / January 16 months Rolling admissions € 42,000
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