IÉSEG launches 2 new Summer programs in 2022

Programs

03/08/2022

To help students choose their specialization for the rest of their studies or simply obtain some basic knowledge in a specific field while enjoying life in Paris, IÉSEG offers many short-term programs to students from all backgrounds.

In order to expand its range of short summer programs, which until now have included Fashion Business, Digital Marketing, Entrepreneurship & Innovation and the International Summer Academy, IÉSEG will be offering two new Summer Programs during the summer 2022: the first will be dedicated to Artificial Intelligence and sustainable development, and the second to Wine and the French art of living.

• Artificial Intelligence and Sustainability Summer Program

Artificial Intelligence and sustainable development are at the heart of current business issues and are subjects on which IÉSEG is at the forefront and which it promotes through its various programs, as part of its Vision 2025. This two-week program aims to prepare students to meet the new challenges of the 21st century by exploring the following issue: “How can Artificial Intelligence foster sustainable development?” This program is composed of 32 hours of classes taught in English, as well as corporate sessions (company visits, workshops, conferences, etc.) and touristic and cultural visits. The courses will be given by several French and international experts.

• Wine Business Summer Program

In collaboration with Wepicurien, a start-up created by Romain VESSE-LETOFFE (graduate of IÉSEG’s Grande École Program in 2017), this unique program is designed for those wishing to discover the French “art de vivre” while developing basic knowledge of the wine industry.

The program will offer students the unique opportunity to interact with industry experts, take tours of the wine industry, and attend lectures and wine tastings. In total, no less than 32 hours of classes, divided into two modules (“French Wine & Champagne: a focus on the product” and “French Wine & Champagne: a focus on the ecosystem”) will grant students 6 ECTS credits.

“These two new programs complete an already extensive range of programs, strengthen the School’s expertise in these areas, and offer students, especially international students, a unique learning experience, thanks to professors from IÉSEG and our partner universities (France, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Jamaica, Senegal),” adds Farah HEFIED, head of short-term programs and Middle East development.

Since 2021, IÉSEG has also been offering a 4-week Winter Program that allows participants to develop their knowledge of European institutions and the decision-making process within the European Union, as well as their skills related to intercultural management.

Learn more about the programs : https://www.ieseg.fr/en/programs/short-term-programs/