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Introducing the Bachelor in International Business
The BIB (Bachelor in International Business) provides a thorough understanding
of all aspects of international business management. This 9-month program,
which is open to students with 2-3 years of university education, has
a very international student body. The price includes French language
and culture tuition.
In order to obtain the Bachelor in International Business, students must
complete 12 courses and a module of Foreign language (French for non-French
speakers) in each semester.
Students who successfully complete the BIB may continue their studies
by applying to a Master's program at GGSB.
Note: Depending on your profile you may be required to take certain courses.
Please contact the program administrator in order to find out the requirements
for your individual profile.
Eligibility
All students must be fluent in English. Students from all backgrounds
can apply. Students whose native language is not English, must provide
a recommendation from a qualified English instructor confirming their
ability to complete the Bachelor's program in English and an accepted
English language test score. No English language classes will be provided.
No prior knowledge of the French language is necessary.
Admission is subject to the number of places available. It is advisable
to apply as early as possible. Applications and selection are on a rolling
basis.
Students' Profile
The following students may apply:
- Students in their senior year at a US university who wish to
study abroad in order to earn credit towards their degree and
obtain a dual qualification.
- Students with a three-year university diploma.
- Students who have completed all but the final year of an undergraduate
program.
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The Curriculum
Fall Semester
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- Introduction to Business Policy
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- Introduction to International Business Law
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- Introduction to Accounting
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Spring Semester
- Marketing Research and Consumer Behavior
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- Negotiation and Sales Techniques
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- The International Business Environment
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- Introduction to Technology Management
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- Quantitative Methods and Information
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- Production and Operations Management
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NB.
- The content of the program may be adapted
from year to year to take into account the needs of industry.
- Some modules may be compulsory depending
on the students background/profile and future study plans .
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Program Organization
The program runs over one semester for the Certificate in International
Business and over two semesters for the Bachelor in International Business.
Students may begin the program in either January or September. The fall
semester goes from mid-September to the end of December and the spring
semester from the beginning of January to the beginning of June. Examinations
take place at the end of the semester.
The teaching style is very interactive and students have plenty of opportunities
to make presentations and do group work in multicultural teams. This provides
a stimulating learning environment.
Upon registration students will be advised which courses they should follow
depending on their profile.
Foreign Languages
Foreign language skills are an asset in the international business environment,
therefore a foreign language module is an integral part of the program
for all students. Non-French speakers will study French (beginners to
advanced). Fluent French speakers will choose another language depending
on their level. The language tuition is supplemented by a program of language
laboratory workshops.
The Faculty
Classes are taught by both Groupe ESC Grenoble faculty and business professionals
who link theory and practice. They all contribute to the international
dimension of the program through their diverse cultural and international
backgrounds.
Credit Value
All courses are 3 US credit hours or 5 European Credit Transfer System
credits. Students will be awarded either the Certificate in International
Business or the Bachelor in International Business upon successful completion
of the required courses.
Credit Transfer
The courses offered have been approved by several American AACSB accredited
business schools for credit transfer at the undergraduate level. Official
transcripts will be sent to the student's home university for transfer
of credit.
Note: Students should be sure to obtain approval from their academic advisors
for the transfer of credit from Groupe ESC Grenoble prior to applying
to the program. Have your advisor contact the program director for further
details.
Both the Certificate in International Business and the Bachelor in International
Business are open to international students who wish to complete an undergraduate
program in France.
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