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Scholarships


ESSEC offers companies the opportunity to boost their international recruitment practices by supporting scholarship programs that enable young international students of recognized excellence but with relatively limited finances to carry out their studies in Europe, benefit from the experience of two different cultures, and receive a top-level management education.

Since 2002, Lafarge, Renault Samsung Motors, L’Oréal, Accor and Thales / The Foreign Affairs Ministry have each set up partnership schemes with ESSEC. Subject to specific financial criteria, certain French and international students may also benefit from scholarships via the ESSEC Solidarity Fund, supported by the generous donations of ESSEC alumni.

The Lafarge China scholarship program


Five Chinese students per year prepare a dual degree with the Guanghua School of Management in Beijing, their university of origin, and ESSEC, where they spend a year. The students follow their courses in English, and the scholarships cover tuition and expenses. The objective for Lafarge China is to recruit future managers with a dual culture. Students sign a separate agreement with the company that stipulates hiring conditions after graduation.

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The Renault Samsung Motors scholarship


Five Korean students per year prepare a dual degree with Seoul National University, their university of origin, and ESSEC. The students follow courses in both French and English. Scholarships cover tuition and expenses. RSM’s objective is to recruit future Korean managers who are immediately operational in marketing and sales.
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Recruits two Japanese students for the ESSEC MBA Program. The students follow courses in both French and English. Scholarships cover tuition or part of tuition. L’Oreal’s objective is to educate future Japanese managers by transmitting European skills and knowledge.
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The Accor Scholarship program


The Hospitality and Services Group ACCOR signed a two-year agreement with ESSEC to fund the studies of three students from target countries and enrolled on the ESSEC MBA or MBA in Internationality Hospitality Management (IHMI) programs. At the beginning of the 2006-07 academic year, three IHMI students (from India, China and Brazil) each received a scholarship.

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The THALES Academia Scholarship program


In Partnership with the Foreign Affairs Ministry, the THALES Group launched an initiative aimed at promoting the excellence of French further education by enabling students from target countries to complete their academic studies in France.
This scheme, officially known as THALES Academia, comprises financial support for its recipients, as well as tutoring by professionals from the THALES Group.
In 2006-07, an initial class of 21 students from India and China was selected, in partnership with certain engineering and management schools. Two Indian students at ESSEC following the Specialized Master’s in Strategy and Management of International Business benefited from this scheme.

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