Internationalization
Discovering the world, developing international culture, and building academic and professional careers are all part of our Bachelor of International Business’s DNA.
Opportunities Every Step of the Way
Year 1: Discover the World and Improve Your Language Skills
- Immerse yourself for two months in a foreign language at one of our 16 language centers.
Year 2 and 3: Give Your Program an International Edge
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Opt for a dual or triple degree with partner universities in Germany and Belgium.
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Do a semester-long exchange at one of our partner universities in third year.
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Choose to do your internships abroad.
Key Figures
Numerous Destinations
- Language stay: Cambridge, Canterbury, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Southampton, Galway, Berlin, Malta, Boston, Toronto
- University exchange: United States, Mexico, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, China, South Korea, Japan, etc.
- Internships: All over the world
Their Experience
"In my first year of the Bachelor of International Business, I was lucky enough to spend two months in England. My stay in Brighton was an extraordinary experience, rich in discoveries. I met people from all over the world, which enabled me to improve my English while opening up to a new culture."
"Going to Mexico for a year was my best experience at the school. I had the good fortune of doing a university exchange during the first semester, followed by an internship in a company during the second. Between discovering a new culture, learning Spanish, and meeting so many incredible people, I came back deeply enriched, both professionally and personally."
"Going to Mexico for a year was my best experience at the school. I had the good fortune of doing a university exchange during the first semester, followed by an internship in a company during the second. Between discovering a new culture, learning Spanish, and meeting so many incredible people, I c...
"When I arrived at EM Strasbourg, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do later on. But thanks to my experience in student associations, I discovered a real taste for organizing events. EM Strasbourg gave me the opportunity to get involved in large-scale projects, like the Challenge Ecricome, where I'm in charge of logistics."
"When I arrived at EM Strasbourg, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do later on. But thanks to my experience in student associations, I discovered a real taste for organizing events. EM Strasbourg gave me the opportunity to get involved in large-scale projects, like the Challenge Ecricome, where I'm in...