Business School Review
AUDENCIA Nantes School of Management
EUROPE
School Statistics
MAKING SENSE OF MANAGEMENT
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
Audencia’s quality as an international management Distance Learning MBA
school is recognised both in the academic world and
Executive MBA
in the business environment. Through over 100
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
years of implication in business education, Audencia
MBA Only
is showing an ever growing international vocation. It
Specialisation by Function:
appears in major business education rankings such Risk Management
as the Financial Times and The Economist - for the
Supply Chain Management
Business development
MBA in particular - and has gained all three major
international academic accreditations (Equis in 1998,
Specialisation by Industry:
AACSB in 2004, AMBA in 2005). The Economist’s Which MBA Guide. The quality of
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faculty was highly regarded (11th worldwide) and the Full Time Course Information
For each of its training programme, Audencia programme also scored well for student diversity (37th
Start Dates:
September
Nantes is committed to the following dimensions, in worldwide).
concordance with international standards: Programme Duration:
At Audencia MBA we believe that a top manager is
12 months
- A rigorous process of selection assessing academic someone with values and a broad vision, someone who
Tuition Fee:
capacities, professional background, individual is able to take risks and elaborate strategic changes in
EURO (€) 19000 / Total Program Cost
motivation in coherence with the professional project a highly demanding economic world.
Entry Requirements:
of the participant; Min. GMAT Score : 550
- Courses taught by an international permanent faculty, Our MBA programme is aimed at high potential
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 240
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 600
a guarantee of quality and accessibility throughout the managers who expect to gain state of the art
Min. IELTS : 7
programme; knowledge in management as well as acquiring better
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3
- Individualised coaching for each participant; business practices.
Application Fee:
- A rigorous assessment process of acquired knowledge EURO (€) 95
and competencies. In order to reach this ambitious objective, Audencia
Distance Course Information
Audencia offers a teaching environment that highly MBA provides quality academic input and a strong
Start Dates:
values the acquisition of general culture to give alumni individual coaching so as to develop MBA participants’ January
the rounded, long term vision needed for management managerial soft skills. Our academic network of top
May
September
in a global environment. institutions throughout the world also gives our
participants a unique opportunity to study during an
Programme Duration:
24 months
Our students, alumni, partner companies and exchange period at one of our partner institutions in
academic network trust us. They recognise that our Canada, China, Germany, etc. Tuition Fee:
belief in self-development will ensure that Audencia
EURO (€) 25500 / Total Program Cost
remains a European business school for the world, With an original orientation towards business
Executive Course Information
resolutely humanist and modern. development and a year long programme to enhance
Start Dates:
personal development, Audencia guarantees a well
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DEVELOPING BUSINESS AND PERSONAL rounded MBA to professionals coming from diverse
Programme Duration:
COMPETENCIES horizons and looking forward to learning in a truly
16 months
Audencia International MBA was ranked in the international environment.
Tuition Fee:
top 80 best MBAs worldwide in the last edition of EURO (€) 22000 / Total Program Cost
Contact:
Student Profile
Véronique Martin-Place, Admissions manager
AUDENCIA Nantes School of Management
8 route de la Jonelière
T
he participants of the International Audencia “I wanted to avoid the easy option of doing an
BP 31222
MBA 2007 are composed of 35% women. The MBA in Britain and instead use the opportunity to
Nantes cedex 3, Loire Atlantique
44312
students’ average age is 32 years old and they have get a totally new experience elsewhere. Audencia
France
an average working experience of seven years. was recommended to me by a work colleague in New
Moreover, the MBA students group is highly Zealand and I was impressed both by the programme
Tel: +33 2 40 37 46 04
Fax: +33 2 40 37 34 07
multicultural with nearly 60% of the participants and the contact with the school. France seemed a Email:
mba@audencia.com
coming from abroad to study in Nantes. good choice as I was keen to develop my language
Web:
www.audencia.com/mba
skills. I knew that the school was one of the top
Ian Cathcart ‘Grandes Ecoles’ in France, and it’s got the three big
Age: 32 accreditations which means it’s a quality institution.
Course attending: Audencia MBA The virtual tour I took on the web site confirmed the
Country of origin: UK good impression I’d already got and my friends and
Previous degree obtained: MSc family were right behind my decision. Everything just
Water Management fell into place.
“Now I’m here, that decision has been proved right.
Ian began studying at Audencia after having spent The school and my fellow students are what I hoped
three years working in New Zealand’s water industry. for, while the programme has allowed me to question
This followed experience in the same sector with Three some of the ideas I had and put a new perspective on
Valleys Water in the UK. things. This could well see me changing career path
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