Summer School in Strasbourg, France
Every summer, EM Strasbourg Business School organizes its international summer school program.
Studying in the heart of Europe, students take courses on business in Europe including European economic policies with a focus on sustainability. A number of courses are taught by guest faculty from around the world. The courses are complemented by visits to companies and organizations. Previous visits have been made to the European Parliament, Council of Europe, Mercedes-Benz, and Weberhaus.
Our summer school program is open to undergraduate students. While it is especially beneficial for those in the fields of business and international relations, individuals from other disciplines are also welcome to participate.
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Key Information at a Glance
- Topic: European business
- Program dates: June 3–June 27, 2025
- Level and participants: undergraduate students with a basic knowledge of business and/or economics (at least one year of higher education)
- Language requirements: proficiency in English (minimum level of B2 in English according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- Application period: students need to be nominated by their home university by March 15, 2025
All classes, lectures, and visits will be held in English and no prior knowledge of French is required.
Course Program
Business in Europe (42 contact hours – equivalent to 3 US credit hours / 6 ECTS credits)
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Intercultural Human Resource Management
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Sustainable Marketing in Europe
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Logistics in Europe
European Economy and Policies (42 contact hours – equivalent to 3 US credit hours / 6 ECTS credits)
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SMEs in Europe
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European Economic Integration
Immerse Yourself in French Culture!
Part of our summer school program is also dedicated to experiencing French culture through activities such as:
✔ A guided tour of the historic city of Strasbourg
✔ A visit to the picturesque town of Ribeauvillé as well as a wine-tasting experience at a local winery to discover the famous Alsatian wine route
✔ A visit to the Haut-Koenigsburg, an 18th-century castle nestled high in the Vosges mountains
✔ A cheese-tasting session to learn about the wonderful world of French cheese
Program Fee
The fee includes:
- Tuition for the four-week program
- Corporate visits
- Participation in the French cultural program and visits
- Transportation to site visits
- Welcome and farewell lunch
Please contact summer.school@em-strasbourg.eu for more information.
Grades and Credit Equivalency
The courses in the program amount to the equivalent of 12 ECTS credits (6 US credit hours). Kindly note that students are required to take all coruses.
Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive a transcript of grades. EM Strasbourg Business School uses the French grading system, which ranges from 0 to 20, with 20 being the highest grade.
You can consult the grading scale used at EM Strasbourg. Grade conversion into other grade systems is done by students’ home universities. Detailed course descriptions are available upon request.
Housing
Students stay in student residence halls near the School and are responsible for housing costs. They are advised to budget around 350–550 euros for accommodations. Further information will be sent to applicants.
Nomination Procedure
- Partner universities will receive a link to nominate students in November.
- Non-partner universities should contact us at summer.school@em-strasbourg.eu
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