University of Strasbourg

Business Track (EM)

The Ecole de Management (EM) Strasbourg is a French business school founded in 1919. Since 2000 it is one of the elite grandes écoles in France, ranking in the top 15 business schools in the nation. EM is one of France’s few business schools operating within the traditional University environment and has the AACSB accreditation.

Example Course Schedule

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Chateau Course 9:30-11:30am

Economy of Happiness 3-4:30pm

Introduction to European Economic Policy 9-11:45am

Chateau Course 9:30-11:30am

Strategic Analysis 2-4:45pm

This example student is taking a course load of 12-US Credit hours. All courses on this student’s schedule are accredited as 3-US Credit Hours. (4×3)=12

**Note: not all courses are accredited at the full 3-US credit hour rate, the conversion is based on the number of ECTS, which can be found on the course syllabus. In general, 6-ECTS=3-US Credit Hours.

Political Science Track (IEP)

Sciences Po Institut d'etudes politiques strasbourg

The Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Strasbourg, also known as IEP Strasbourg or Sciences Po Strasbourg was the second IEP, founded on October 9, 1945, after the IEP Paris (Sciences Po). IEP was incorporated into the University of Strasbourg in 2009, and offers the opportunity to study European politics at the seat of the EU Parliament.

Example Course Schedule

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

European Union Integration 10-12am

Political Sociology of the EU 2-4pm

Chateau Course 9:30-11:30am

European Union Law 10-12am

Chateau Course 9:30-11:30am

History, Institutions and Policies of the EU 2-4pm

This example student is taking a course load of 12-US Credit hours. The two Chateau Courses are 3-US Credit Hours each. All other courses listed on the schedule are 1.5-US Credit Hours. (2×3)+(4×1.5)=12

Student Life

As an exchange student, you can purchase a Carte Culture (“Culture Card”) at the University of Strasbourg. This card provides a discount for cultural events, festivals, museums, and activities in 80 venues across Alsace.

The University of Strasbourg has more than 150 student groups and clubs. EM and IEP also have their own student organizations designed specifically for international exchange students at their colleges.

There are 50 on-campus sports clubs, intramural groups, teams, and courses. International students are encouraged to get involved in the University of Strasbourg’s sports associations during their stay abroad.

Courses and Transcripts

Spring Semester Program

Summer Leadership Program

Fall Semester Program

Spring Semester Courses

Chateau Courses

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Ecole de Management (EM) Business School Courses

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International Strategy
Digital Divide
Introduction to European Economy
Financial markets and interest rates
Storytelling and Self-Management
Basics in Entrepreneurship
Introduction to European Economic Policy gr.A1-A4
Marketing Basics
Basics in Strategy
Experiential Marketing
Cases in International Marketing
Principles in International Commerce
Theater for Managers
Basics in Supply Chain Management
Business models new paradigms
Business negotiation
Basics in Financial Analysis
European Entrepreneurship
Management of innovation
Essential concepts in financial analysis
Financial business cases I
Corporate finance & governance
Essential concepts in financial analysis
Financial institutions, markets and instruments
Corporate finance
Intercultural Management and Leadership
French culture and Society
International business case studies
International Finance
International Marketing
International soft skills essentials
International Human Resource Management
IFRS Principles: The Keys to Understand Financial Statements
International supply chain management
Internat. Busin. Negotiations: Bridging the Cultural Gap
Digital transformation of organizations
Logistics management project
Expertise in international commerce
NTICs, SRM, WMS, Transport tracability, CRM, VMI
European Integration I gr. A1-A2
Management of art organizations
Intercultural Managment – gr.A1-A2
Product management gr.A1
Business Game: Managing your growth
Global wine business (sem A)
BtoB Sales management
Sustainable marketing (sem A)
Logistics and distribution management (sem A)
Basics in innovation management
Business Negotiation gr.A1
Basics in Human Ressource Management
Basics in Management of Information Systems gr.A1
Economy of Happiness
Introductory Grape and Wine Knowledge (sem A)
Internat. Busin. Negotiations: Bridging the Cultural Gap
Basics in Oenology, viticulture and wine tasting

Institut d’Etudes Politiques (IEP) Political Science School Courses

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History of European integration
Political Sociology of the EU
European Policies towards Old and New Minorities in Contemporary Europe
Environmental Politics in the United States
Understanding contemporary Africa: National constructions, democratization and development
The Struggle of African-Americans for Civil Rights
The Politics of Visual Culture in Divided Societies: The Case of Northern Ireland
European Union Law
Approaches of European Cultural Pluralism: Artistic Transfer and Transnational Heritage
Europe in the Wider World
The Legal Culture of the European Court of Human Rights
International Public Law
A Web-based Course in Experimental Economics
Intensive French crash course (20 hours), Beginner and Intermediate levels
French as a Foreign language (20 hours), Beginner and Intermediate levels

Summer Leadership Courses

Chateau Courses

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Sustainable Leadership
(45 hours – 3 U.S. semester credits)
Description: This course aims to be thought provoking as it takes students on a journey into new thinking about leadership. Students will learn how to effectively interact in culturally appropriate and sustainable ways. Through readings, research, dialogue, and interactive learning, we will explore what it means to be a global leader in a complex world.
Intercultural Communication
(45 hours – 3 U.S. semester credits)
Description: This course informs students of key concepts and theories surrounding intercultural communication. In our interdependent world, students of all majors need intercultural communication knowledge, skills, and sensitivities to be able to optimize their roles as citizens and employees.

Fall Semester Courses

Chateau Courses

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Ecole de Management (EM) Business School Courses

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International Strategy
Digital Divide
Introduction to European Economy
Financial markets and interest rates
Storytelling and Self-Management
Basics in Entrepreneurship
Introduction to European Economic Policy gr.A1-A4
Marketing Basics
Basics in Strategy
Experiential Marketing
Cases in International Marketing
Principles in International Commerce
Theater for Managers
Basics in Supply Chain Management
Business models new paradigms
Business negotiation
Basics in Financial Analysis
European Entrepreneurship
Management of innovation
Essential concepts in financial analysis
Financial business cases I
Corporate finance & governance
Essential concepts in financial analysis
Financial institutions, markets and instruments
Corporate finance
Intercultural Management and Leadership
French culture and Society
International business case studies
International Finance
International Marketing
International soft skills essentials
International Human Resource Management
IFRS Principles: The Keys to Understand Financial Statements
International supply chain management
Internat. Busin. Negotiations: Bridging the Cultural Gap
Digital transformation of organizations
Logistics management project
Expertise in international commerce
NTICs, SRM, WMS, Transport tracability, CRM, VMI
European Integration I gr. A1-A2
Management of art organizations
Intercultural Managment – gr.A1-A2
Product management gr.A1
Business Game: Managing your growth
Global wine business (sem A)
BtoB Sales management
Sustainable marketing (sem A)
Logistics and distribution management (sem A)
Basics in innovation management
Business Negotiation gr.A1
Basics in Human Ressource Management
Basics in Management of Information Systems gr.A1
Economy of Happiness
Introductory Grape and Wine Knowledge (sem A)
Internat. Busin. Negotiations: Bridging the Cultural Gap
Basics in oenology, viticulture and wine tasting

Institut d’Etudes Politiques (IEP) Political Science School Courses

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History, Institutions and Policies of the EU
The EU and the Council of Europe
Cultural Policy in Europe
Fascisms. European History, Current Challenges
European Cultural History
Law, Society and Global Justice in Wider Europe
Immigration to the UK: History and Representations
The Commonwealth of Nations: From Empire Management to the Challenges of the 21st Century
External Relations of the EU: India/EU Relations
The EU and the World Economy
Market Finance
Microfinance
Intensive French crash course (20 hours), Beginner and Intermediate levels,
French as a Foreign language (20 hours), Beginner and Intermediate levels

Semester Program Transcripts

The University of Strasbourg will provide grades for all of its courses in the French system (1-20). Grades will be issued on the University of Strasbourg transcripts as ECTS credits and transcripts will be prepared for each student who successfully completes their coursework and exams from the University of Strasbourg.

Spring (transcripts issued in late June)
Fall (transcripts issued in late February)

Courses at the Chateau will be awarded by your home institution* or from West Virginia University (direct enrollment with CEPA Foundation only).

If you are a non-WVU student who will receive a WVU transcript, follow the steps below to request your transcript:

Go to: Transcript Ordering Services for WVU
Start the process by clicking on the “Begin Order” button at the top of the page
Enter the requested information
Pay the fee of $12
A confirmation email will be sent for you to authorize the order
Transcripts will then be sent to you

*Students enrolled in the semester program through an Affiliate Institution, such as Georgia State University, Mercer University, or the University of the Incarnate Word will receive the US transcripts directly from their home university.

Summer Leadership Program Transcripts

Summer Leadership Program transcripts will be issued by the University of the Incarnate Word. Students will receive credit for two 3-credit courses for a total of 6 credits. The courses are a Global Leadership class and an Intercultural Communications class (which may be designated as a Sociology or Business course, see below).

The course designators will appear as follows:

LEAD 3000: Global Leadership
SOCI 3332 Culturology and Cross-Cultural Communication OR BINT 3332 Culturology and Cross-Cultural Communication.
- The class and course outline which is identical for both courses. This allows the flexibility for both business and non-business majors to select which “prefix” (SOCI or BINT) best fits their major.
- Upon application for the Summer Leadership Program, students must pre-select the course designator (academic discipline) for the Intercultural Communications Class.

Description of course designators:

LEAD (School of Professional Studies)
SOCI (College of Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences: Sociology Department )
BINT (School of Business and Administration)

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