Nice
Graduate School of Management
Graduate School of Management
The school
Assets :
Constant interconnection with the socio-economic world and increased professionalisation of training through sandwich courses and apprenticeships
International recognition through numerous partnerships and ‘worldwide’ training
An attractive geographic location in a region with a strong economy
IAE Nice, the University of Nice’s Graduate School of Management, was created in 1966 to offer an equivalent to American business schools. For more than 50 years, the school has fulfilled its two roles: providing students with high-quality vocational training and providing companies with the skills they need. In concrete terms, these roles are fulfilled through multiple economic and university partnerships, both regionally and throughout the world.
IAE Nice cultivates its strong international positioning through a network of 210 partners (UCLA, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Russian International University, Manhattan Institute of Management etc.), the development of international mobility programmes and a ‘delocalised’ training offer (17 delocalised diplomas and double diplomas). We can therefore safely say that IAE Nice lives up to its initials. The school’s local financial Impact is undeniable, its Attractiveness is local, national and international, and it is a major player in the local Economy.
Nadine TOURNOIS
Dean IAE Nice
1,400 students worldwide
210 international partners (for example, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, UCLA, Russian International University, Erasmus, ISEP etc;)
42% international students each year
106 different nationalities
270 teacher-researchers and high-level expert speakers
17 delocalised diplomas and double diplomas
2 MBAs (Finance and Marketing), 1 DBA
200 continuing education employees learn at IAE Nice annually
22 diplomas covering the main areas of management and administration
After 15 years in the medico-social sector, I wanted to give a new dimension to my career and acquire new skills. The MAE allowed me to understand all the components that form a modern company and the current economic challenges. The provision of theoretical and multidisciplinary knowledge, alongside the multicultural interactions between students in initial and continuing education, have enabled me to launch my own innovative project. Within the IAE itself, I was able to present this project at an ‘IAE Nice student-entrepreneur evening’. A few months later, even before the end of my course, I received a promise of employment as a senior executive within a large group.
Joan Levy
Diplômé de la promotion Stéphane DIAGANA en 2016, directeur de l’agence Nice PACA (« start up interne » Acorus) en 2018