International Business Studies in Paris

  France

• Paris: 
Paris

Term: Spring 
Dates: mid-January to mid-May

Description: Students will participate in the International Semester. Classes are comprised of both international and French students, and are taught by French and European faculty. Courses are available in both English and French.

Courses taught in English:

- Intercultural Management
- International Communication and Consumer Behavior
- European Marketing and Management of a Product Line
- Organizations Department and Cross-Cultural Development
- The United States of Europe
- International Negotiation
- International Corporate Finance
- International Marketing and Distribution
- International Business Law

Courses taught in French:

- International Business Law
- Finances: Consolidation des Acquis
- Finances: Création d'Entreprise
- Finances: Business Plan/Marketing
- Informatique: Concevoir realiser et mettre en ligne un site Web
- International Marketing/Distribution
- KU course equivalencies for Negocia International Semester

Highlights: Founded in 1992 by the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIP), NEGOCIA is an international academic institution dedicated to marketing, sales, international trade and business negotiation. Sixty permanent faculty and 500 regular visiting lecturers from the business community provide students with a thoroughly modern and constantly evolving curriculum. Located within the city of Paris, a major center of world trade and commerce, NEGOCIA offers ultra-modern facilities including a multimedia resource center and independent study labs.

Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Cost in US$: (2008-2009 Academic Year $6,980 - $7,280)

The program fee includes tuition, fees, emergency medical evacuation and repatriation services, and KU orientation.

Additional costs: Room and board ($14,600), airfare, passport and French Visa fees, books, local transportation, and personal expenses.

Note:
All dates, costs, and program information are subject to change as necessary due to fluctuations in the exchange rate or other reasons.

Experience Required: no

Application Process Involves:

• Letters of Reference
• Transcript
• Written Application