Fashion Business Summer Program extends IÉSEG’s range of international summer/spring programs in Paris
02/03/2015
In addition to its portfolio of international degree programs, each spring and summer IÉSEG organizes a series of short study/training programs in Paris for international students and young professionals looking to gain international experience. For 2015, the School has also launched a new summer program focusing on the International Fashion Business and that will run alongside its existing Summer Academy, Postgraduate Summer Academy and French Culture Spring Session.
Taking place from 6-19 July, the International Fashion Business Summer Program combines theoretical study with hands-on experience from brands in the apparel industry. It aims to provide students with basic knowledge in all of the key areas associated with the fashion business including brand development and positioning, marketing, distribution, advertising, and consumer behavior. Each module contains a mix of lectures from both academics and professionals in the field.
Students will also have the opportunity to take part in a number of exciting cultural and social activities (such as cooking class and visit to the Paris Opera house) and to extend their stay by taking part in the School’s Summer Academy (see below).
All of IÉSEG’s Summer programs are taught entirely in English and gather students from all over the world wishing to add an international dimension to their academic profile and future career.
The School’s International Summer Academy Global business & management for undergraduates and recent graduates will take place from (1-24 July 2015). The Postgraduate International Summer Academy (6-19 July 2015) focuses on responsible management and is designed to train the next generation of global leaders to create a more prosperous and sustainable society.
Finally IÉSEG will again run from 1-28 June its well-established French Culture Spring Session, a four-week course for students looking to rapidly improve their French language skills, and wishing to learn more about French culture and Arts, Fashion and Cultural Management.
More information on all of the Spring and Summer programs are available here.
