Press releases

Prevention, safety and innovation set the tone for the new academic year at EM Normandie where students began learning “phygital” style on Monday 14 September. Recently built on its new campus in Le Havre, its “flagship” on the Le Havre campus in Normandy, the school is also revealing a new performance-based structure.

From the beginning of the academic year in September 2020, EM Normandie Business School is making changes to its Master in Management. The system focuses primarily on the learning experience, a unique approach which means that students are in control and are able to continuously test, shape and share their learning. The Business School is pushing the boundaries to include new disciplines, better international opportunities and improved professional development projects. These additions combined with its resolutely innovative, bold and digital teaching methods boost the School’s ability to train responsible, committed and independent managers capable of moulding their own futures.

The French Commission d'Evaluation des Formations et Diplômes de Gestion (CEFDG) is in favour of renewing the visa (level 7) and the Master's degree of the EM Normandie Grande Ecole Programme for a maximum of 5 years as of 1 September 2020 on the School's five campuses (Caen, Le Havre, Paris, Oxford, Dublin). This agreement is further proof of the Business School's academic excellence and its ability to adapt to societal, economic and territorial changes to ensure the efficiency of its model.

To make up for the shortage and to help protect caregivers, EM Normandie has decided to distribute the 5,700 FFP2 masks it has had since the influenza A H1N1 epidemic.

EM Normandie has been awarded its first renewal of the International EQUIS Accreditation for another 3 years. Following the renewal of its AACSB Accreditation, this latest success bears evidence of the School’s potential for growth in a context of excellence and ranks it among the best business schools in the world. Indeed, less than 200 Universities and Business Schools are EQUIS Accredited and only 5% of them hold the double EQUIS/AACSB accreditation. The School’s international orientation, its development strategy, its potential for innovation as well as its strong internal cohesion were recognised. These are as many assets to pursue its expansion and stand out in a more and more competitive environment.