IESEG School of Management

The International Management Program (IMP) courses are taught in English and some of them are interesting, but be forewarned that although they only last a week, each class is up to 4 hours a day. And the workload is pretty heavy. For example, you may have homework everyday, and a presentation and final exam at the end of the week. One of my favourite classes, taught in French, was a 3 day seminar called Management d'équipe, which was pretty much a team-building class and it really gives you the chance to interact with everyone in the class.

I didn't like how the course schedules were constantly changing. A class could be cancelled a day before with very little notice. You always have to be checking the boards to see if your class is still going to happen, and where and when it will take place.

The finance courses are really challenging.

The schedule can change without any prior notice. Students must check their online schedule everyday to see where their classes are.

A lot of work! Presentations, group work, papers to write ... you will be busy! But most of the time no exam or only open book exams.

Too much work during the course ...

IT's tempting to do the English ones but it's worth doing the French ones - just steer clear of philosophy!

No I think there was a great mix of subjects.

If you really want to improve your at least intermediate-level French, take some courses in French. This is the best way to learn, because the courses tailored to international students are offered only in English.

More courses for internationals in French!!!

International negotiations - the best

not so many French courses cancelled