EM Strasbourg Academics

Of the 29 business schools in France categorized as “Grandes Ecoles,” the EM Strasbourg holds a unique legal status that enables it to combine the advantages of the university and those of the private sector. Its status offers it a high degree of autonomy in terms of development policies while still benefiting from the rich university infrastructure.

Language:

Courses taught in French (summer courses taught in English)

Subjects Offered :

Economics, Finance, Econometrics, International Finance, Marketing, International Business, Foreign Languages, and Political Studies are a few.

Courses Offered:

EM Strasbourg general course offerings can be seen on the Course Offerings PDF. These offerings and always subject to change and students should visit DS 101 for the most current info. A complete list of classes will be available when you apply.

Class and Credit Info:

5-6 courses would be a typical load. However, not all courses are worth the same amount of credits, so this number is only an estimate. Students generally earn around 15 credits.

Grading System:

Marquette’s Grading Scale is different from the Grading Scale used at Robert Schuman University.  Students will transfer credits back to Marquette for those classes where the student received a grade of 11 or higher. Please note that the grades will not transfer, only the credits.  The Grading Scale used in France is a numerical system that goes from 1 to 20.