- Programme Structure
- Courses and Internships
- Programme in English, IBA
- Credit system and Regulations
- Languages
WORLD FORUM LILLE : sustainable economy
For the 3rd consecutive year, ESCIP is participating in this international meeting...
Excellent ranking in the SMBG classification
ESCIP arrived in 8th position in the SMBG classification for the best business schools after high school studies...
Student – Company Challenges
During their final year, students can take part in a number of challenges which bring many business schools and major international companies together...
INTERNATIONAL DAYS 2010
An international event organised on campus...
Meeting ESCIP
All dates for student fairs and our Open Doors...
Apprenticeship tax
Our thanks to all those who have made allocated this tax to us...
International Marketing Week 2011
From 11-15 April 2011 ESCIP organized an International Marketing Week for the first time
Sports and Entreprises conference
In view of the National Games of Business Sports that will take place in Saint-Omer in 2012, the Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club, in partnership with ESCIP, organized...
Gala 2011
Each year a Gala evening is organised for the friends and family of students celebrating the end of their studies.
Class of 2010 : graduation ceremony
Mr Jérôme REHLINGER, CEO of RADIANCE complementary insurance, gives out diplomas...
WORLD FORUM LILLE : sustainable economy
For the 3rd consecutive year, ESCIP is participating in this international meeting...
Excellent ranking in the SMBG classification
ESCIP arrived in 8th position in the SMBG classification for the best business schools after high school studies...
Credit system and Regulations
ECTS - European Credit Transfer System
A credit system is a systematic way of describing an educational programme by attaching credits to its components. The definition of credits in higher education systems may be based on different parameters, such as student workload, learning outcomes and contact hours. ECTS makes study programmes easy to read and compare for all students, local and foreign.
ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) is based on the principle that 60 credits measure the workload of a full-time student during one academic year. ESCIP has adopted this system for all home and international students.
- ECTS system
- 1 year = 2 semesters
- 1 semester = 30 ECTS credits
- 1 year = 60 ECTS credits
- Implications of ECTS system
- 60 ECTS credits = year validated
Regulations for exchange students
In order to make sure that you have a profitable time with us we’d like to underline and/or remind you of the following :
- Orientation : All international students are expected to attend our orientation day which takes place at the beginning of September for the Winter semester and in February for the Spring semester
- Academic Issues :
- Students must be sure that they can follow lessons in English or in French.
- All students must sign a Learning Agreement - at least 75% (minimum 22 ECTS credits) of the programme must be followed.
- Please note that once the Learning Agreement has been validated by your school, it will not be possible to change your classes.
- Exchange students will be allowed to follow the classes of their choice only if they have the necessary pre-requisites (cf syllabus)
- Any student who does not pass the first session examination will the possibility to sit for the second session on condition that they are present on the campus.
- When all the subjects of a teaching unit have been taken and result in an average of 10 or more, the students will be granted the totality of the credits.
- Health Issues : All non -Europeans must take out French insurance on arrival which costs 203 euros (2011-2012); European students must be in possession of the European medical card.