INSEEC Business School

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INSEEC Business School
Institut des hautes études économiques et commerciales
Motto in English
Education for Global Citizenship
TypeBusiness school, Grande école
Established1975
Parent institution
INSEEC U.
Endowment€ 220 millions (2017)
ChairmanMathias Emmerich
DeanThomas Allanic
Director
Academic staff
345 (126 Professor / Researchers)
Students5,000 (Grande Ecole) | 25,000 for the whole INSEEC U. (30% of foreign students)
Location
Bordeaux, Paris, Lyon, Chambéry, Monaco, Geneva, London, , San Francisco, Shanghai, Abidjan

48°50′33″N 2°15′40″E / 48.8426°N 2.261°E / 48.8426; 2.261Coordinates: 48°50′33″N 2°15′40″E / 48.8426°N 2.261°E / 48.8426; 2.261
CampusUrban
ColorsGrey and yellow    
AffiliationsChapitre des Écoles de Management, AMBA, UGEI, EFMD and AACSB.
SportsRugby, sailing
Websitegrandeecole.inseec.com/en/ www.inseec.education
Inseec U Bleu Vertical.png

The INSEEC School of Business and Economics (L'INStitut des hautes Etudes Economiques et Commerciales) is a French private business school and grande école. The school has French, European and international campuses in Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, Chambéry, London, Monaco, Geneva, Abidjan and Shanghai as well as San Francisco.[1] It was previously called the INSEEC Business School until its renaming in 2019.

Founded in 1975 by in Bordeaux, the INSEEC School of Business and Economics grew gradually by acquiring other business and engineering Schools in France and abroad.

It is the flagship school of the French private university INSEEC U[2][3][4][5][6] and is a member of the Conférence des grandes écoles (CGE) since 2009.

History[]

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics grew at a fast pace, and especially internationally, underpinned by Career Education Corporation until October 24, 2013.[7] From a local School founded and based in Bordeaux, it has developed tiers with the American Education System via its Franco-American Business School: the MBA Institute - Campus in Paris, which prepares French and International Students for a MBA in the United States, enabling them to obtain a diploma at the end, recognised both in Europe and in the US. Strong bounds have been created with several American Universities such as: Emory (Atlanta), Indiana University of Pennsylvania or San Francisco State University allowing students to dive into American Campuses.[8]

  • 1975: Founded by , a French businessman born in 1944, Knight of the Legion of Honour (French Order of Merit), founder of the first institute for psycho-motor skills.[9]
  • 1976: INSEEC was the first French Business School to sign an agreement with the University of California, Berkeley in 1976.[10]
  • 1983: Establishment of the School in Paris.[11]
  • 1990: Establishment of the Campus in Lyon.[12]
  • 1988: the ECE (Ecole de Commerce Européenne): the European School of Business was founded in Lyon and Bordeaux.
  • 1994: Acquisition of the MBA Institute, a Franco-American Business School established in Paris since 1982, providing an American education and preparing French students to study in the best MBAs in the USA. The MBA Institute then became the , whose Director of Program is Robert Bradford, a San Francisco State University alumnus.[13][14]
  • 1996: INSEEC acquired , a former university from Havas EuroRSCG.
  • 2003: The Chicago-based corporation Career Education Corporation, the leading American company in education, acquired the INSEEC Group.
  • 2008: INSEEC Business School becomes a Grande Ecole, and thus member of the Conférence des Grandes Ecole at the Chapter of Management Schools.
  • 2009: INSEEC starts a double-degree agreement with the Marburg University in Germany (TOP 70 worldwide in terms of Nobel Prize winners). INSEEC starts a tripartite agreement with Griffith College and the SRH Hochschule Berlin.[15]
  • 2010: The INSEEC Group purchases the International University of Monaco.[16] INSEEC starts a partnership with Arts et Métiers ParisTech (ENSAM Engineering School).[17]
  • 2011: INSEEC starts a tripartite agreement with Tsinghua University, Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University[18][19]
  • 2012: The INSEEC Group buys the Consular Business School of Chambéry () to create Business School, an additional campus in the Alps.[20] The incubant on-campus students' consulting association: INSEEC Conseil becomes officially Junior Enterprise-accredited, after being bestowed this label upon by the French National Confederation of Junior Enterprises.[21][22][23][24]
  • 2013: Career Education Corporation cedes its shares of the INSEEC Group.[25] APAX Partners and BPI France acquires the INSEEC Group,[26] making INSEEC's shareholders fully French again.
  • 2014: Acquisition of CREA Geneva - Switzerland. Establishment of the Luxury Business Institute (LBI) in Shanghai.
  • 2015: The ECE (Ecole de Commerce Européenne): the European School of Business becomes the BBA INSEEC - BBA as for Business Bachelor, a 4-year American Bachelor curriculum. Establishment the same year of a Strategy Cluster in Lyon, specialised in Strategic Management.[27]
  • 2016: Establishment of the Campus in San Francisco.[28] APAX buys Schools from the American group Lauréate International, namely: EBS, , , IFG and the CEPC.[29]
  • 2017: The INSEEC Group is renamed INSEEC U. The Grande Ecole INSEEC Business School becomes INSEEC School of Business and Economics.[30] INSEEC Business School is AMBA-accredited.[31] INSEEC U. acquires HEIP (Hautes Etudes Internationales et Politiques - part of INSEEC U. Group), a Higher Education Institute specialised in Political Sciences, Diplomacy and International Relations established since 1899, with campuses in Paris, London and Lyon.
  • 2018: HEIP (Hautes Etudes Internationales et Politiques - part of INSEEC U. Group) signs an agreement with Macquarie University in Sydney.[32]
  • 2019: INSEEC U. valued at almost 1 billion Euros - a first in France in higher Education.[33] The CINVEN fund buys INSEEC U. to APAX.[34]
  • 2020: INSEEC U. becomes financially the strongest Business School in France.[35]
Logo of the INSEEC U. institution to which the INSEEC School of Business & Economics belongs.

Values[]

INSEEC's values, like most other French Grande Ecoles, revolve around the humanism of the French Enlightenment era and the School of Thought of French Humanism as well as the French Renaissance. As such, French Grande Ecole Educational Institutions follow principles of universalism, knowledge emancipation and Cartesianism, following the influence of the French Encyclopedists of the 17th century.

This has led to pedagogic influences into INSEEC's Grande Ecole curriculum such as the compulsory "humanist internship", as part of which students have to carry out a work placement in a charity or an association.[36]

Activities[]

Debates and rhetoric competitions are organised on-campus, but also inter-campus, where INSEEC can compete against other Schools of the INSEEC U. group, along with courses in eloquence given at INSEEC's campuses.[37][38]

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business and Economics holds a one-week intensive military training with the National Active Non-Commissioned Officers School.[39]

Campuses[]

The INSEEC Business School counts campuses in:

Academic curricula[]

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics provides Grande Ecole and PhDs Diploma. INSEEC U. provides bachelor's degree, non-Grande Ecole Master's degrees, MBAs and Diploma.

One criteria of a Grande Ecole (along with having the Grande Ecole-label), is to select students via National Competitive Examinations. The latter are well-acknowledged to be particularly stringent. The most selective will enroll less than 10% of candidates, i.e. 90% of candidates are bound to fail, not because they are perform poorly, but because a handful of students performed better, which is in itself, the principle of a Competitive Examination. It is possible to retake a Grande Ecole National Competitive Examination as many as one wishes.

Grande Ecole academic features[]

The school is a Grande Ecole, literally "Great School", which means it is a higher education institution and part of a French league of universities,[40] which select students via national competitive entrance examinations (in French: concours) to safeguard meritocracy and impartiality.[41] The French National competitive entrance examinations are organised in pools of examinations (Banque de Concours d'Épreuves). INSEEC belongs to the BCE pool.[42]

Curriculum and academic features[]

First Year[]

During the first Grande Ecole academic year, sometimes called Licence 3 or abbreviated L3, an induction week will take place, followed by a typical student orientation. Throughout this week, groups of students will have to work out a project, not obviously dealing with business and economics, which will have to be presented along with a report in front of a panel of professors. The goal is to foster group work, team spirit, break the ice among first year students, meet milestones deliverables and train student to defend a thesis in front of a jury, in an academic and corporate way.

At the end of the first year, students have to complete the "Corporate Ethnological Mission". As part of this mission, students form groups and have to draw lots for a randomised subject, which they will have to study in an ethnological fashion. The students' group will be chaperoned by a professor and will have to deliver a Thesis-like report after thorough experts' interviews and literature research, which will be defended in front of a jury during a Viva Voce.[43][44]

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business and Economics proposes an elective one-week intensive military training with the National Active Non-Commissioned Officers School (ENSOA), a French military academy.[39] This military training often takes place at the end of the first Grande Ecole academic year.

Lines of military men holding guns and marching forward in uniform
Military training day with ENSOA

Second Year[]

During, the second year, INSEEC organises across all its campuses an INSEEC Business Games.

During the second semester of the second year, students can choose from a Consulting Mission or Research Mission on one of the INSEEC's Research Laboratories. In the case of the Consulting Mission, students will have to act as consultants for a specific local company or institution. The Consulting Mission often entails financial analysis of an organisation, the proposal of a new product or business model, business problem solving, or the implementation of a marketing campaign. As part of the Research Mission, students will work in groups on a specific subject linked to the local INSEEC's Research Laboratory: finance in Monaco, Consumer Behaviour in Bordeaux, etc. The aim is to train students in searching, reading and analysing research literature, then writing their own research paper and finally present it in front of a jury composed of INSEEC's faculty and researchers.

Third Year[]

Since 2007,[45] during the third academic year, the Crisis Management Night takes place, during which students are trained to react to crisis situations. Students will come to the School's campus at 10pm and until dawn will have to form groups in order to solve problems, following pre-defined scenarios prepared by the faculty. Changes to the scenario happen every hour and students must provide deliverables throughout the night, as per defined milestones. Students studying abroad from a partner university are exempted from this programme. Students from other Higher Education Institutions, such as the student magistrates from the Bordeaux National School for the Judiciary (in French: Ecole National de la Magistrature) are invited to the Crisis Night.[45]

The fall session organised by INSEEC is carried out upon the return of students from their first international internship (start of the second academic year) in autumn. The session entails a list of electives from a wide variety of subjects spanning from finance to luxury marketing, which students can choose from. The INSEEC fall session lasts a week and hosts international faculty from American, British and European universities.

Along those lines, as part of the main final examinations at INSEEC, a Viva Voce, in French: Grand Oral (often abbreviated as: Grand O') must be taken in order to complete graduation, during which every students will randomly be attributed a subject to present and defend in front of a jury.[46] Many Grandes Ecoles use Grande Oral as part of their selective examinations or final examinations.[47][48]

Agreements[]

INSEEC has woven a network of 183 partner-Universities in 41 countries and 300 international students hosted throughout the INSEEC U. campuses every year.[49] In total, the whole INSEEC U. gathers 515 international academic agreements.[50] The criteria of internationalisation often pulls the school up in the rankings, owing to its excellence. For example, in 2016, INSEEC Business School was the fourth Grande Ecole in France with the highest number of students studying abroad.[51]

Ranked 13th according to the World University Rankings in 2020, The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley, Berkeley, Cal, or California) is a public research university in Berkeley, California. Established in 1868, it is partner University of the INSEEC School of Business & Economics.
Ranked 13th according to the World University Rankings in 2020, The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley, Berkeley, Cal, or California) is a public research university in Berkeley, California. Established in 1868, it is partner University of the INSEEC School of Business & Economics.
  • Tsinghua University (清华大学), Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University[18][19]
    • Tripartite Executives Degree (DBA) / 清华-法国英赛克(INSEEC)工商管理三方的博士（DBA）
    • Tsinghua University: 23rd according to the World University Rankings 2020, 14th according to the World Reputation Rankings in 2019, 1st according to the Asia University Rankings in 2019.
  • Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University: 351–400th according to the World University Rankings in 2020, 42nd according to the Young University Rankings 2019.
    Ranked 1st according to the Asia University Rankings in 2019, Tsinghua University in Beijing - China, is an INSEEC partner. In the background of this picture: the grand auditorium, or called: main old building.
    Ranked 1st according to the Asia University Rankings in 2019, Tsinghua University in Beijing - China, is an INSEEC partner. In the foreground, the famous University sundial (清华大学日晷) and its motto engraved in stone: "Actions speak louder than words" (in mandarin: "行胜于言"). In the background of this picture: the grand auditorium (清华大礼堂), or called: main old building.
  • Fudan University (复旦大学)
  • International University of Monaco[16]
    • Part of the INSEEC U. group
    • Accreditations (academic labels): AMBA
    • 27th best European MBA, 91st worldwide according to The Economist: Which MBA? in 2017.[62]
  • School of Advanced International and Political Studies, in French: HEIP (Haute Etudes Internationales et Politiques)
    • Part of the INSEEC U. group
    • Founded in 1899 by Jeanne Weill, better known under the pseudonym Dick May, who established the School of Advanced Social Studies, in French: Ecole des Hautes Etudes Sociales.[63]

The University of Granada and the SRH Hochschule Berlin.[64]

INSEEC's Double-Master's degree partner and oldest Protestant University in the world, Marburg University or The Philipps University of Marburg (in German: Philipps-Universität Marburg) was founded in 1527 and is ranked among the top best 70 Universities worldwide in terms of Nobel Prize winners: 11 in total. It also produced 11 Leibniz Prize winners. Amongst several notable inventors, the French Physicist and Mathematician: Denis Papin, a French Huguenot who invented the steam engine, was a Marburg University alumnus.
INSEEC's Double-Master's degree partner and oldest Protestant University in the world, Marburg University or The Philipps University of Marburg (in German: Philipps-Universität Marburg) was founded in 1527 and is ranked among the top best 70 Universities worldwide in terms of Nobel Prize winners: 11 in total. It also produced 11 Leibniz Prize winners. Amongst several notable inventors, the French Physicist and Mathematician: Denis Papin, a French Huguenot who invented the steam engine, was a Marburg University alumnus.
Founded in 1802 by Napoleon, École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr, (ESM, literally the "Special Military School of Saint-Cyr") is the foremost French military academy – often referred to as Saint-Cyr, and offers a Double-Master's degree in partnership with the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics.
Founded in 1802 by Napoleon, École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr, (ESM, literally the "Special Military School of Saint-Cyr") is the foremost French military academy – often referred to as Saint-Cyr, and offers a Double-Master's degree in partnership with the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics.

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics has one of the highest rates of students holding a Double-Master's Degree. Double-Master's Degree aim at selecting la crème-de-la-crème among students, knowing that a Grande Ecole already is a highly selective Higher Education Institution, which only enroll students are a successful competitive selective entrance examination. This old boy's network keeps growing: the proportion of Double Degree holders were a mere 1% in 2011, then grew up to 6% in 2015 and finally reached in 2021 8%.[85] A Double Degree is a formidable asset, as it increases chances to be spotted by headhunters, enable students to gain traction in several job markets (for instance in French- and German-speaking countries), but also in order to be part of two alumni networks at once. Double-Master's Degree remain challenging, owing to the fact that not all examinations are merged. A sizable amount of final examinations, need to be carried out in parallel in both Institutions. Hence only the best students are selected, as a lot of stamina will be required from them. For instance the Master's Thesis can be carried out at the partner University and the Viva Voce of General Culture, as well as the Grande Ecole Strategic Management Final Examination will take place at the original Alma Mater: INSEEC School of Business & Economics. The aim of a Double master's degree is also to foster bi- or trilingualism (French, English plus another Language) among students.

Ranking of French Grande Ecole Business Schools, according to the number of Double master's degree holders, published by the French magazine Le Parisien in 2020.[86]
Grande Ecole Business Schools : alma mater Location of Campuses in France
1 ESCP Europe Paris
2 ICN Business School Nancy
3 ISC Paris Paris
4. ESDES Lyon
5 EM Lyon Lyon
6 Montpellier Business School Montpellier
7 INSEEC School of Business & Economics Bordeaux, Paris, Chambéry, Lyon
8 HEC Jouy-en-Josas
9 South Champagne Business School Troyes
10 Kedge Business School Bordeaux, Marseille

Rankings[]

Eduniversal, is a university ranking business by the French consulting company and rating agency SMBG specialized in Higher Education. In terms of Dean's recommendation, INSEEC scores from 51 to 84‰ and cumulates "three Eduniversal palms". INSEEC has been thus bestowed the title "Excellent Business School" by Eduniversal, and ranks 1st among this 3-palms category.

Deans' recommendation of the INSEEC School of Business and Economics from 2011 until 2019, as part of the Eduniversal ranking done yearly by SMBG, a French consultancy.
Deans' recommendation of the INSEEC School of Business and Economics from 2011 until 2019, as part of the Eduniversal ranking done yearly by SMBG, a French consultancy.

INSEEC Business School ranked 7th out of 60 universities in a ranking from Canévet & Associates, a French consultancy.[87] The main criterium of the ranking was the employability of alumni in the top 25 most attractive companies in France.

The Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics ranks in average 23rd best Grande Ecole Business School in France from 1998 until 2021.

INSEEC's worst ranking was given by the French magazine Le Point for the year 2009 : 36th and best ranked by the French magazine Challenge in 2008: 12th followed by the French daily Newspaper Le Parisien in 2012 and again in 2013 (13th). All maximum ranking values are written in bold in the chart below, for each issuer. The total amount of French Grande Ecole Business Schools yearly fluctuates owing to several reasons: The Grande Ecole parent organisation (Conférence des Grandes Ecoles) has integrated and thus bestowed the Grande Ecole-label to new Business Schools. Along this phenomenon, the French Grande Ecole Business School Landscape has witnessed an unprecedented trend of inter-schools mergers and acquisitions. In short, the average total number of French Grande Ecole Business Schools oscillates up to roughly 40 Schools, but can overtake this value. For instance, in its 2000 issue, Le Nouvel Economiste ranked up to position 51 in its French Grande Ecole Business Schools general ranking.

Rankings of the INSEEC School of Business & Economics from 1998 until 2021, issued by the main French publishers of post-preparatory classes Grande Ecole Business Schools general rankings.
1998 1999 2000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Average:
L'Etudiant 19[88] 19[89] 26[90] 27[91] 21[92] 23[93] 30[94] 25[95] 32[96] 26[97] 22[98] 21[99] 22[100] 21[101] 21[102] 18[103] 23
Le Figaro 18[104] 17[105] 18[106] 18[107] 15[108] 15[109] 17[110] 32[111] 22[112] 27[113] 27[114] 33[115] 32[116] 26[117] 25[118][119] 23
Challenges 33[120] 27[121] 22[122] 23[89] 12[123] 22[124] 17[125] 22[126] 17[127] 20[128] 23[129] 20
Le Point 36[130] 33[131] 24[132] 26[133] 26[134] 25[135] 25[136] 25[137] 24[138] 26[138] 23[138] 26[139] 27
Le Parisien 18[140] 16[141] 14[142] 13[143] 13[144] 21[145] 18[146] 19[147] 23[148] 25[149] 21[150] 19[151] 18
SMBG / Eduniversal 25[152] 20[153] 20[154] 17[155] 17[156] 15[157] 14[158] 22[159] 19
SIGEM 25[89] 24[89] 20[89] 20[160] 18[161] 20[162] 18[163] 19[164] 19[165] 19[166] 19[167] 20[168] 19[169] 20
Le Nouvel Economiste 23[170] 35[171] 22[172] 29
Le Journal

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21[173] 21
L'Expansion 25[174] 29[175] 30[176] 29[174] 19[177] 26
L'Express (some years in cooperation with L'Etudiant) 25[178] 32[96][179] 24[180] 27[181] 21[182] 22[183] 21[184] 22
Average per annum: 33 25 27 22 24 22 24 21 21 19 21 23 21 20 23 24 23 22 22 Total Average: 23

Other sister-Business Schools of the INSEEC School of Business & Economics, such as the EBS - European Business School (AACSB-accredited), displayed remarkable international rankings performance which are worthy of mention.

The Professional ranking of world universities measures the capacity of a university to generate Forbes Fortune 500 CEOs. It is yearly done by the French Grande Ecole Engineering School: Ecole des Mines de Paris - MINES ParisTech[185]
Professional ranking of world universities 2011
EBS: European Business School - INSEEC U. 92nd worldwide

Campus life[]

Students' Associations[]

Similarly to many French Grande Ecoles, INSEEC School of Business & Economics hosts more than 30 students' associations on-campus which spans a wide array of missions: charity, gourmet food, wine, sports, arts, digital media, debate, video games, to cite a few.

The students' association landscape in most French Grande Ecole revolves around three major associations: BDE[186][187] (Bureau des Etudiants, in French: Students' Association), BDS[188][189](Bureau des Sports, in French: the Association of Sports), BDA[190][191] (Bureau des Arts, in French: the Association of Arts) following a one-year rotation via elections. Any students on-campus can vote to elect a team led by a president and vice-president for each BDE, BDS and BDA. The BDE is in charge of organising students' life in general, for example: students' well-being on-campus, discounts at local restaurants or shops around the school, students' night life. The BDS and BDA embody a similar role but will organise activities regarding their own core-values and mantra: Sports for the BDS (sports events, students' rugby league, sailing classes, cruises & events for students of the INSEEC U. Schools, sailing competitions against other Grande Ecoles such as The EDHEC Sailing Cup (« ESC ») (Course Croisière EDHEC or « CCE » in French) is the leading student sporting event in Europe and the world's biggest intercollegiate offshore regatta) and the Arts for the BDA (on-campus concerts, events, visits of museums, cinema on-campus, classes of theatrical performance at the National Theatre of Bordeaux).

Sailing along with Rugby is prominently featured at INSEEC. The sailing highlight of the academic year is the EDHEC Sailing Cup: the leading students sporting event in Europe and the world's biggest intercollegiate offshore regatta.
Sailing along with Rugby is prominently featured at INSEEC. The sailing highlight of the academic year is the EDHEC Sailing Cup: the leading students sporting event in Europe and the world's biggest intercollegiate offshore regatta.

As usual in most Grande Ecole, a Gala soirée is organised once every academic year - not to be confused with the graduation ceremony. Usually, an on-campus student association is solely dedicated to organise this annual event. At INSEEC, the eagerly-awaited election results of a BDE (Bureau des Etudiants, in French: Students' Association) unfolds during the Gala soirée evening.

INSEEC TV, online and on-campus broadcasting services[]

INSEEC also broadcasts its own media stream: INSEEC TV,[192] consisting in short videos about Economics, Business, Political Science, Sociology and Pedagogy, where academic experts from the INSEEC U. institution or from the Research Laboratories the INSEEC School of Business & Economics can debate, share new ideas or present their latest academic research.

INSEEC start-ups and spin-offs incubators[]

INSEEC hosts 6 incubators along with Junior Entreprises.[193] A Junior Enterprise is a typical Students' founded incubating campus-based association, which business model is based upon consulting services provided to local customers, where student's are in charge of its profitability and management. The management team's turnover of such on-campus micro-enterprises follow academic years. Junior Enterprises are often found on Grande Ecole campuses, although not exclusive to Grande Ecoles.

Companies incubators such as the Incub'INSEEC (also called Innov'INSEEC) in Paris and Bordeaux[194][195] differ from Junior Entreprises (often called: Junior, by students in France), as their goal is not to create an on-campus entrepreneurial association in consulting, but rather to foster entrepreneurship by helping alumni and current students to establish their own start-up. Incub'INSEEC will provide infrastructures, workshops, conferences, commodities, communication networks in order to underpin students' and alumni's nascent entrepreneurial projects. Junior Entreprise follow a different set of rules and prerequisites. Unlike companies stemming from Innov'INSEEC, they are no spin-offs. They are dedicated to students in order to sharpen their entrepreunarial spirit and put into practise their theoretical knowledge. As such, students will have to carry out assignments (called missions) for local customers, such as accountancy and finance audits, consulting services in communication and marketing.[196] Another distinctive feature of Junior Entreprise: they need to pass several years of testing and audits in order to be certified by a National Organisation as Junior Entreprise. They are bestowed upon this accreditation by the French National Confederation of Junior Enterprises (in French: Confédération nationale des Junior-Entreprises - CNJE) founded in 1969.

The 4L Trophy is a yearly humanitarian rally and inter-collegiate event across the Moroccan desert. Launched in 1997 by Jean-Jacques Rey, it is organised by Desertours in partnership with the French Grande Ecole Rennes School of Business (Britany).
The 4L Trophy is a yearly humanitarian rally and inter-collegiate event across the Moroccan desert. Launched in 1997 by Jean-Jacques Rey, it is organised by Desertours in partnership with the French Grande Ecole (Brittany).

INSEEC Junior Enterprise[]

The first Junior Entreprise of INSEEC is INSEEC Conseil on the Bordeaux Campus of the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics, which officially became a Junior Entreprise-accredited by the French National Confederation of Junior Enterprises in 2012. Amongst its most notorious customers, it counts the French transnational company Veolia in Transport, Water and Waste Treatment or the multinational company in accounting services KPMG, Coca-Cola or France second biggest regional daily press in terms of issuance in 2019, the Bordeaux-based Sud-Ouest newspaper.[197] As Junior Enterprises are associations, they can get sponsors. INSEEC Conseil is sponsored by the French Bank: BNP Paribas, the world's 8th largest bank by total assets.[21][22][23][24]

Notable alumni[]

Alumni network[]

There are around 40,000 INSEEC Alumni registered on LinkedIn, and 100,000 according to the ADI (The INSEEC Alumni Association, in French: Association des Anciens de l'INSEEC).[200][201]

INSEEC was in September 2016 the 6th French Grande Ecole with the largest alumni network on LinkedIn.[202]

Number of French Grande Ecole Business Schools alumni on LinkedIn, data recorded by the French Magazine L'Express in September 2016.[203]
Grande Ecole Business School Campuses across France Number of alumni recorded on LinkedIn
1 HEC Jouy-en-Josas 57,891
2 ESSEC Cergy-Pointoise 53,687
3 ESCP Europe Paris 48,893
4 Kedge Bordeaux, Marseille 44,963
5 Neoma Reims, Rouen 44,136
6 INSEEC Bordeaux, Paris, Lyon, Chambéry 40,373
7 Skema Lille, Paris, Sophia-Antipolis 34,634
8 Edhec Lille, Nice, Paris 32,466
9 EM Lyon Lyon 30,760
10 Grenoble Ecole de Management Grenoble 29,797

In the ranking 2021 of L'Etudiant, the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics reached a grade of 4 out of 5, the equivalent of a magna cum laude in terms of its alumni network potency which reached in 2020: 58,880.

Faculty[]

At the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics, 98% of professors were doctors, according to the French magazine L'Etudiant recorded for the academic year 2018/2019, i.e. faculty staff holding a PhD, obtained in France or abroad and working as permanent professor on-campus at least 4 days a week.

Prominent professors: according to L'Etudiant, a prominent professor is permanent professor, holding a PhD from a French or foreign Higher Education Institution which is AACSB- or EQUIS-accredited and ranked amongst the Shanghai 2019 top 500 ranking. With 77% of prominent professors amongst its faculty staff, the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics received the grade 5 out of 5, the highest grade given by L'Etudiant, the equivalent of a summa cum laude.

Full-time researchers and teaching faculty[]

INSEEC's faculty is composed of full-time faculty/researchers, full-time faculty/teaching faculty, adjunct professors, visiting lecturers and guests professors.[204]

Full-time faculty researchers are fully employed by INSEEC's Research Institute on one of the INSEEC's Research Laboratory (on the campus of Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon or Monaco).

Last but not least, full-time faculty researchers to assume their responsibility as teaching staff by giving lectures, accompanying students in their projects, participating in the campus life and representing the school during symposia.

Their contractual number of working hours is defined at the beginning of each academic year in a lump sum workload timetable.

Full-time faculty/teaching are in charge of giving lectures, but also shoulder pedagogic coordination. As such, they are deeply involved in their respective campus' life and accountable for the teaching quality as well as the pedagogic continuous improvement of the School.

Adjunct professors[]

Adjunct Professors hold chair in another Higher Education Institution. Their teaching conditions are various, but not always stipulated in a contractual form.

Visiting professors are teaching staff which hold a chair along another activity, e.g. a consultant or entrepreneur giving lectures at INSEEC once or twice a week.

Guest professors are international professors who take part in special lectures, classes or programme. A good example would be the Fall Session organised by INSEEC, which is carried out upon the return of students from their first international internship (start of the second Grande Ecole academic year, which would be the equivalent of the first year of a master's degree) in autumn. The session entails a list of electives from a wide variety of subjects spanning from Finance to Luxury Marketing, which students can choose from. The INSEEC Fall Session lasts a week and hosts international faculty from American, British and European Universities.[204]

Research[]

With originally two main research laboratories: one in Paris and one in Bordeaux, INSEEC has 5 research centres since it became the INSEEC School of Business & Economics (part of the INSEEC U. institution).[205] The President of INSEEC U.'s Academic Advisory Board is Erik Orsenna.[206]

According to the Magazine L'Etudiant in its yearly rankings, the quality of research articles is categorised into 5 levels of quality:[207]

  • 1*: the most prestigious level.
    • L'Etudiant will take into account the number of articles published from 2017 until 2019 in the Scientific Journals ranked 1e, 1g and 1eg by the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) and 1* by the FNEGE (French National Foundation for Management Education)
    • The lower-tier research publications are taken into account separately by L'Etudiant, i.e. categories: 2, 3, 4.[208]
Number of articles successfully issued in scientific literature from 2017 until 2019, according to the Scientific Publications' nomenclature of the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) and FNEGE (French National Foundation for Management Education), 1* being the most prestigious in France and 4, the least prestigious, as per the French Magazine L'Etudiant Grande Ecole Business School Ranking of 2021.
Number of articles successfully issued in scientific literature from 2017 until 2019, according to the Scientific Publications' nomenclature of the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) and FNEGE (French National Foundation for Management Education), 1* being the most prestigious in France and 4 the least prestigious, as per the French Magazine L'Etudiant Grande Ecole Business School Ranking of 2021.[209]
  • INSEEC is a M-accredited Business School, according to the French Magazine L'Etudiant.[210]
  • Research productivity: The INSEEC School of Business and Economics has been bestowed upon the grade 12,2 out of 20, the equivalent of a cum laude (3 Points out of 5) by the French Magazine L'Etudiant in terms of Research Productivity in 2021.[211] This is a noticeable improvement, compared to last year's grade of 9,5.
    • The criterium "Research Productivity" is a ranking criterion taking into account the number of articles and their quality published by professors a considered Business School within the last three years, in that case: from the 1st January 2017 until the 31st December 2019. Those publications must be affiliated to the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) and FNEGE (French National Foundation for Management Education), the whole divided by the Business School's numbers of students. This criterium indicates the performance of the School according to its size.
  • Research potency / output: The INSEEC School of Business and Economics has been bestowed upon the distinction "Very Good" and a grade of 4 out 5, the equivalent of a magna cum laude, by the French Magazine L'Etudiant in 2021.[212]
    • The criterium "Research potency / output" takes into account the number and the quality of research articles of the last three years, i.e. from the 1st January 2017 until the 31st December 2019. Those publications must be affiliated to the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research) and FNEGE (French National Foundation for Management Education), ranging from category 1* being the most prestigious scientific literature publishers to 4, being the least prestigious. The intermediate prestige-tiers are ranked in descending order of importance: 1, 2, 3. This criterium enables big performers, i.e. large schools with significant Research resources to stand out in terms of quality and quantity of submitted scientific papers.

The Research Laboratories of the Grande Ecole INSEEC School of Business & Economics are part of a larger construct involving the whole INSEEC U. Group. The Research Network of INSEEC U. involves Grande Ecole Business Schools & Engineering Schools throughout several French & European Research Laboratories. The research topics revolve around the INSEEC U. core specialties and academic offer. The cornerstones of Research at INSEEC are twofold: multidisciplinarity and transversal syllabi, in order to foster knowledge cross-seeding and bridge synergies between laboratories and faculty staff.[213] The PI-ECE (ECE-Lyon Interdisciplinary Program), focusing on Smart City sensors, exemplifies these two pillars well.[214]

In total, there are 5 research laboratories for 9 campuses, which involve around 120 Research Professors. During the first year of the Grande Ecole Master's Degree, students can carry out an introductory course in the form of a pedagogic project (called in French Mission de Recherche, in English: Research Mission), in a research subject of their own liking amongst the INSEEC research specialities, where the-said students will be chaperoned by a Professor Researcher during several weeks. The final project will have to be defended in front of a panel of INSEEC's researchers and professors during a Viva Voce, including the submission of a report written in a research article fashion. The same year, in other words in the run-up of the final Grande Ecole year, students are also trained by Professor Researchers to use quantitative and qualitative research tools in order to carry out and analyse as well as defend their Master's Thesis in front of a Jury, as part of the Grande Ecole final Viva Voce, which takes place along the so-called Grand Oral (Viva Voce of General Culture and often abbreviated in French as Grand O).

Accreditation and memberships[]

The INSEEC School of Business and Economics is AMBA-accredited and a member of Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). It has received accreditation from the Union of Independent Grandes Écoles, EFMD, VISA (in French: Le visa du ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche, in English: Approval of the French Ministry for Higher Education and Research), (in French: Développement durable et responsabilité sociétale, in English: Sustainability and Societal Responsibility), CEF DG (in French: Commission d'évaluation des formations et diplômes de gestion, in English: National Commission for the Evaluation of Training and Qualifications in Management), the latter enables French business schools via the decree number 2001–295 on April 4, 2001, to be accredited as a master's degree-level higher education institution.[215]

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