Our International Partners

This is an integral part of the entire EDC PARIS educational project. Indeed, EDC PARIS Business School has always made international openness a priority, ensuring its credibility and visibility by obtaining recognized international accreditations - EFMD ACCREDITED , PRME. We  promote student mobility, internationalizing all its programs, which can be followed in French and English, and fosters interculturality by welcoming a large number of international students and professors. 

EDC PARIS has created a totally intercultural learning environment structured around the following poles:

• A solid, high-quality network of international partnerships - more than 130 partner universities in 50 countries around the world - most of which hold internationally recognized accreditations: AACSB, EQUIS, EFMD ACCREDITED, AMBA and are included in international rankings: THE Times Higher Education, SHANGAI RANKING; QS RANKING.   

• Ambitious academic projects, notably double degrees and summer programs. 

• EDC 'Global classrooms' with the development of internationalization at home and the introduction of COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) projects. This enables a shared learning experience with one or more international partners using current online communication tools - video, videoconferencing, social networks, etc.   

• Increased collaboration with faculty members at partner universities, particularly in Research, and active membership of high-level international university alliances such as Babson Collaborative, Qn Alliance and Game Up within the Erasmus + framework. 

• International internships and assignments for all, offered by the Corporate Department, including for apprentices thanks to EDC PARIS' membership of the TEAM Consortium.

• Skills development for staff who are aware of international issues, thanks to inbound and outbound staff mobility organized as part of the Erasmus + program, and English-language trainings organized with the help of specialized organizations in England and Ireland.