Positionnement Ecole de commerce américaine, 100% en anglais Diplôme américain (Bachelor of Business Administration) reconnu à l’international Système de cours modulaire, dispensé par un corps professoral multiculturel, auprès d’élèves venant de +80 nationalités différentes. 2. Promesse L’American Business School prépare ses étudiants à devenir de futurs dirigeants d’entreprise et des citoyens du monde. Créée sur le système d’enseignement américain, l'école offre une vision parfaitement internationale de l’enseignement des affaires et du commerce. Avec 60% d'étudiants étrangers et 80 nationalités différentes, elle apporte ouverture multiculturelle et valeurs de tolérance.   3. Chiffres clés Année de création : 1985 Nombre d’élèves : en moyenne 400/semestre Nombre d’anciens : 1100 4. Reconnaissance Accréditation IACBE Membre AACSB Programme BBA inscrit au RNCP sous le titre niv. II « Manager International » option Marketing / Vente, Gestion / Finance Universités partenaires accréditées AACSB 5. Admissions Recrutement en première année de BBA. Pré requis : baccalauréat. Recrutement post-bac, admission parallèle. Pré requis : baccalauréat + expérience universitaire significative. Recrutement France/International : Dossier de candidature + TOEFL (ou équivalent) + motivations + lettre de recommandation + entretien Droits de scolarité (BBA) : 7400€ /an, 3820€/semestre 6. Programmes Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Spécialités : International Business / International Marketing / International Finance / Luxury Marketing MS Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management MBA Geopolitic & International Investments MBA Geopolitic & International Business .

MS Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management MBA Geopolitic & International Investments MBA Geopolitic & International Business   7. International Nombre universités partenaires : 83 (dont 29 aux USA) Nombre de stages obligatoires : 3, dont un de 6 mois (total de 12 mois d’expérience professionnelle minimum requise) 3 semestres maximum à l’étranger possible, pour un étudiant inscrit depuis le BBA 1 8. Débouchés Finance Account Manager,BNP Paribas, France Junior Investment Manager, HSBC Business Analyst, Alstom, France Financial Controller-LBO France International Business Consultant, Afa Press, Spain European Sales Manager, Virgin Atlantic, UK Business Development Manager, Kodak, US Retail Operation Management, Groupon, Mexico Marketing-Communication Marketing Manager, Sandoz Novartis, France Communication Executive,Leo Burnett, Saudi Arabia Product Manager, Zannier, France Retail Manager, L’Oreal Luxe Others Engineer - FactSet Research System Secretary of European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Georgia Associate - Itochu Corporation China 9. Concurrents SKEMA Paris College of Business (ex –MBA Institute) AUP EPSI / ESSEC Paris School of Business, Pole ESG 10. Les raisons de choisir l’école 1/Obtenir des diplômes américains, connus et reconnus dans le monde, permettant ainsi de travailler en France comme à l’étranger. Le Bachelor bénéficie d’une double reconnaissance US et France.

 2/ L’assurance de devenir bilingue grâce un cursus 100 % en anglais – 75% des étudiants de l’école sont bilingues, 25 % sont trilingues ou plus   3/ un cursus en anglais attire des étudiants du monde entier, 80 nationalités sont représentées: environnement multiculturel. 4/ La possibilité en dernière année d’étudier et d’obtenir un  Bachelor ou un MBA d’une université partenaire américaine accréditée AACSB 5/ Se spécialiser des la dernière année du Bachelor en finance internationale, commerce international, Marketing international ou Marketing du luxe ouvrant les portes de la professionnalisation.  11. Le financement Le système modulaire américain permet d'allier travail et études. Vous pouvez également vous rapprocher de nous pour connaître les offres bancaires négociées par le Groupe IGS. 12. Success stories Cyrille Mechain Class of 2009 Bachelor of Business Administration Major in Marketing, Minor in Communication Business Process Coordinator, Bell Canada Following the atypical path of studying at the ABS made me more open and curious about life and work in the international. In addition, having a Bachelor degree which is recognized and understood everywhere strongly helped in my job search around the world. My resume also boasted an internship at the UNEP, which I got through the ABS. I joined Bell Canada in June 2010 as Business Process Coordinator which is essentially focused on creating and managing an interface for the number one Canadian company. My integration into the company was facilitated by my international mindset, making work relationships with Quebecois Francophones and Canadian Anglophones smooth. I will soon be responsible for implementing the interface I created into the Ontario Bell branches, as well as training the employees and creating new tools that will suit their business needs. If you’re in Montreal someday in the near future, feel free to get in touch!

  How I made it to a Financial Analyst position at HSBC By Taha Lahbabi, graduate Dec.2010 Each year, thousands of students from all over the world will strive to obtain the highest grades and honors. But in this competitive world, it is not enough to aim for the best marks. You have to develop at the same time an edge, something that makes you special and different from your competitors. You need to focus on what makes you different, play on your strengths and correct your weaknesses as much as possible. As a student at the American Business School, I made sure to perform on both the academic and extracurricular sides: I finished my degree in 2½ yearswhile being on the Dean’s list every semester. My results were part of the reason why I was accepted to IESE Young Talent Program. At the same time, I played for two basketball teams, including our University’s team competing in the highest division of the French championship. Shortly after my graduation, I decided to move in London. I applied to various companies, but I felt particularly attracted by HSBC. I thus went to their webpage and sent an email to their Senior HR Manager regarding their graduate openings. After one week, I received an answer from the HR department giving me the steps to apply for a Financial Analyst position in their Amanah branch, based in Dubai. After a series of tests, I had my final Assessment Center day at HSBC’s famous headquarters in London. This was the occasion to meet very brilliant and kind students – who became friends! – from the most prestigious universities, as you can expect from an HSBC recruitment session. It was also the occasion to see if HSBC really fit my values and vice-versa. This was a very intense but a rewarding day. Two days after my round of interviews, I got an offer that I joyfully accepted and make sure to do my best on. Because you need to remember: the first step might be to get your foot in the door, but after that, it’s up to you to escalate the ladder! Contact école Sepideh Roshani Admissions and Communication Manager sroshani@groupe-igs.fr 01 40 03 15 28