1, HEC Paris: HEC Paris, founded in 188 1, is one of the world-famous business schools, considered as one of the best business schools in Europe, and ranks with Harvard Business School and Stanford Business School as the top business schools in the world.
2.Sciences Po: Founded in 1872, it is a public research university with social sciences as its main research direction and top-notch education in political science and economics, with graduates all over the government and business fields.
3.ESCP Europe: Founded in 18 19, it is one of the oldest business schools in Europe, considered as one of the best international business schools in the world, and is famous for its transnational and cross-cultural education model.
4.INSEAD:INSEAD was founded in 1957 and headquartered in Paris, France. It is one of the top business schools in the world and is famous for its global vision, excellent teachers and cutting-edge course content.
5. Essex Business School: Founded in 1907, it is one of the business schools with a long history in France and is regarded as one of the best business schools in the world. It is famous for its emphasis on practice and global education system.
6. Durand Business School: Founded in 1872, it is one of the oldest business schools in France and one of the best business schools in the world, and is famous for its emphasis on practice and entrepreneurship.
7. Cage Business School: Cage Business School, founded on 20 13, is a new business school in France. It is committed to cultivating business talents with global vision and leadership through research on enterprises, science, technology, culture, society and environment.
Characteristics of business schools
1. Business direction: Business school focuses on education and research in business and management, providing students with business skills and knowledge, and training them to become future business leaders, entrepreneurs and managers.
2. Comprehensive courses: Business schools offer a wide range of courses, covering all fields of enterprise management, such as accounting, marketing, finance, human resource management, operation management and so on.
3. Practice-oriented: Business schools focus on applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations to help students develop their ability to solve practical business problems.
4. Faculty: Business schools employ professors and lecturers with rich business experience and academic background, who can impart practical experience, industry insights and the latest business trends and provide authoritative and practical education for students.