Press releases

Paul David Richard Griffiths is Professor of Finance and Academic Director of the M2/MSc Banking, Finance & Fintech taught on the Oxford campus of EM Normandie. His book “Corporate Governance in the Knowledge Economy – Lessons from Case studies in the Finance Sector” published by Palgrave Macmillan, addresses the new challenges of business management.

The world urgently needs a paradigm shift towards sustainability, which is why the Sulitest initiative was launched in 2014 to enable higher education institutions, companies and other organisations to train future changemakers, using online tools aimed at building a sustainable world.

EM Normandie is launching a BBA programme at the start of the academic year in September 2022. This 4-year Bachelor’s in Business Administration will be taught, entirely in English, at the campuses of Paris, Oxford and Dubai. The French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation (MESRI) has authorised EM Normandie to issue a Bac+4-level qualification and the degree of bachelor for this programme, beginning on 1 September 2022. The BBA is available to holders of a French baccalaureate qualification via the Parcoursup platform and to international students who hold a foreign degree of an equivalent level.Le BBA est accessible aux titulaires d’un baccalauréat français via la plateforme Parcoursup et aux étudiants internationaux titulaires d’un diplôme étranger de niveau équivalent.

On the occasion of the visit to Paris by Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at the beginning of November, the EM Normandie delegation, represented by its President Jean-Louis Grégoire and its Managing Director Elian Pilvin, met the Vietnamese authorities in order to formalise their mutual understanding. Two memoranda were thus exchanged and signed in the presence of the Prime Minister.

Our student years are often considered to be the best years of our life, yet young people have been hit hard by the health crisis in 2020-2021. EM Normandie has therefore gone the extra mile to promise a warm and friendly start to the new academic year focusing on what matters most: getting together, interaction, good spirit and kindness and giving everyone a role to play, as students rediscover their zest for learning and being part of a tight-knit community. Fun-filled Welcome Weeks, with academic undertones, are set to go ahead for ALL students on the Caen, Le Havre, Paris, Oxford and Dublin campuses. In a School that is attracting an ever-increasing number of learners, the teams have so many exciting ideas in mind for welcoming students.