Paul de Montbron

Master in International Business.

Top 15 best master in management program worldwide, 7th in the world for international mobility.

Ranked 13th overall worldwide, the program is particularly well positioned for: International mobility: 7th worldwide, reflecting the high number of graduates securing employment all over the globe Careers: 13th worldwide, demonstrating the fast progression of its graduates to positions of seniority within their companies International Course experience: 15th worldwide, based on the international exposure of students during the MIB program Closely competing with top neighboring European schools

Developed by Professor Michael Porter and the staff and affiliates of the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, the microeconomics of competitiveness course on competitiveness and economic development addresses the subject from a bottom-up, microeconomic perspective. While sound macroeconomic factors affect the potential for competitiveness, wealth is actually created at the microeconomic level. The microeconomics of competitiveness course focuses on the sources of national or regional productivity, which are rooted in the strategies and operating practices of locally based firms, the vitality of clusters, and the quality of the business environment in which competition takes place.

DRAC Business School Bachelor is a 3-year-education-program in Marketing and Business Development. This Bachelor can be taught 100% in English and also offers the students the possibility to study in Spain and in Ireland for a year. Upon completion of IDRAC Business School Bachelor, students obtain a French Ministry of Higher Education degree, which opens doors to many career and graduate study opportunities. The school is ranked #9 among the top post-baccalaureate Business Schools in France. IDRAC Business School Bachelor provides students with a unique combination of theoretical and practical skills. Students learn to design, develop, implement, and manage Marketing and Business Development.

Students have at least a 6-month-internship-period to accomplish, throughout their studies. All students have access to the school’s platform to find internships. Transfer students may be accepted in the Bachelor’s final year (year 3).

Language of instruction: French and English

This course aims at training future customer relations managers. Their roles is to oversee all elements of customer relations, from exploring new links to maintaining customer loyalty.