EDHEC Business School (Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales du Nord)

The EDHEC ( Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales du nord ) or EDHEC Business School is one of the leading Grandes Écoles and business schools in France.

University

EDHEC was founded in 1906 as part of the Catholic University of Lille and has 3 faculties in Lille, Nice and Paris. The Grande Ecole has the Triple Crown that is, it is akkrediert of the three major accrediting organizations, EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA. Worldwide have only 34 business schools and less than one percent of the approximately 3,900 business schools in the Triple Crown.

2010 was a takeover of the MIP Management Institute of Paris.

Rankings and content

EDHEC is depending on the ranking by HEC Paris, ESSEC, ESCP and EMLYON Business School among the top 5 Grandes Écoles in economics in France. Under the current ranking of the magazine Le Point, the French counterpart to Time Magazine or Newsweek, she currently holds the 4th place in France. International Master in Management is the Financial Times in Europe in 2008 the 9th Place. In addition, it is in the financial sector the 1st place at national level.

When Masters in Finance Pre -experience 2013, the Financial Times ranking the EDHEC Business School is the study M.Sc. in Financial Markets Course 4 This places it in an international comparison against other elite schools like Oxford, Bocconi or St. Gallen.

The average salary is € 49,320 after 3 years for all graduates and € 103,423 for graduates of Financial Studies.

Partner universities in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands

The following universities offer exchange or double degree programs with the EDHEC:

  • Berlin School of Economics and Law - Berlin
  • EBS University of Economics and Law - Oestrich angle
  • Wiesbaden Business School - Wiesbaden
  • Catholic University of Eichstätt - Eichstätt
  • University of Mannheim - Mannheim
  • University of Trier - Trier
  • University of Maastricht - Maastricht, Netherlands
  • WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management - Koblenz
  • Erasmus University Rotterdam - Rotterdam, Netherlands
  • University of Bayreuth - Bayreuth
  • Management Center Innsbruck - Innsbruck

Known graduates

  • Laurence Antoine ( 1989), CEO, Caterpillar
  • Mike Burke ( 1980), CEO, Fendi
  • Jean -Pierre de Montalivet (1966 ), Chaiman and CEO, Henkel
  • Bruno de Pampelonne (1981 ), DG France, Merrill Lynch
  • Thierry Drecq (1980 ), chairman, the ECF
  • Bernard Fournier (1962 ), Chairman NED Xerox Limited
  • Gérard Guillemot (1980 ), CEO, Gameloft (founder of Ubisoft )
  • Regis Larose (1981 ), CEO, Yves Rocher
  • Geoffroy Sardin, CEO, Ubi Soft
  • Christian Polge (1989 ) - President of Coca -Cola France
  • Laurent Freixe (1985 ), CEO Nestlé Espagne, Chairman, Nestlé Portugal
  • Bruno de Saint- Florent (1988 ) - Vice Président, The Boston Consulting Group
  • Hélène Rat, Human Resources Director Europe, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
  • Franck Moison (1975 ), CEO, Colgate Palmolive Europe
  • Hugo KUgrid (1990 ), CEO, L' Oreal Spain
  • Michel Grillon (1973 ), CEO, Sothys International
  • Philippe Fortunato (1989 ), CEO, Christian Dior Asia / Pacific
  • Philippe Durand (1979 ), Vice Chairman, Texas Instruments
  • Vincent Cheney ( 1980), Chairman, Procter & Gamble France / Belgium
  • Etienne Aubourg (1981 ), Group Executive Vice Président, AXA

Official Websites

  • EDHEC official website
  • Theseus Edhec MBA website
  • EDHEC Risk and Asset Management Research Centre
  • L' Agora
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