Our PGE Dual Degree

PGE Dual Degree

At the end of the exchange year at EM Strasbourg and after completing your studies at your home university, you will obtain a diploma from EM Strasbourg and your home university. During this one-year exchange, you will be able to choose the specialization that corresponds to your career objectives.
Courses will be given in French or English depending on the chosen specialization.

Specializations Offered

• Operational and Strategic Marketing (in English)
• Finance (in English)
• International & European Business (in English)
• Accounting, Internal Controls, and Finance (in French)
• Stategy and Human Performance Management (in French)
• Customer Journey Digitalization
• Supply Chain Management and International Purchasing
• Marketing
• Negotiation and Sales Management (in French)

Some Practical Information to Help You Get a Clearer Picture!

Prerequisites 

You must hold an undergraduate degree before your arrival in Strasbourg. 

Language Requirements
 

B2 level in the language of instruction (English or French) is strongly recommended.
Courses in French as a foreign language (from beginner to upper-intermediate level) are included in the program of study and will allow you to develop your language skills quickly.

Nomination and Application Procedures

Interested in our PGE dual degree? Contact your home university for information on the nomination and application procedures. Only partner universities can nominate students for an exchange program at EM Strasbourg; the School cannot accept direct applications. 

Nominations are accepted until May 15 (the program begins in the fall)

A coordinator from your home university can nominate students on the following platform: Nomination and application platform
 

Grades and Credit Transfer

EM Strasbourg uses the French grading system, which ranges from 0 to 20, with 20 being the highest grade. To pass a set of courses, you will have to obtain at least 10/20.

Take a look at the grading scale used at EM Strasbourg

Grade conversion to other grading systems is carried out by your home university.

Practical Information Sheets

• Administrative Information
• Financial Information
• Housing
• Insurance
• Living in Strasbourg
• Health
• Consulates and Embassies
• Mobility Guideline

A Team Dedicated to International Students

The International Relations Office is there to support you with your university exchange plans. Our team will advise you during your stay in Strasbourg and help you settle into your new academic, social, and cultural environment. 

Come meet us: 
Office B109, Building B, 1st floor

• Open from Monday to Friday: from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Contact us:

• sri-incoming@em-strasbourg.eu