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PARIS CAMPUS
The City
Paris needs no introduction. The capital of one of the great
European and world powers, it remains a diplomatic and
cultural center second to none. Its museums house some of the
most extensive art collections in the world, and its
distinguished architecture and wide tree-lined avenues make it
a city of unsurpassed elegance and charm. The seat of the
highly centralized French government, international business
and banking, Paris is the center of France and attracts
students in every field of study.
The Study Center
Schiller's Paris campus is located in one of the most lively
areas of Paris, close to the Montparnasse Tower and the
Montparnasse train station. Restaurants, cafes, and film
theaters abound; and the center is not far from the famous and
historic Latin Quarter. Students may have access to the large
group of scholars residing in Paris, including professionals
from industry, from UNESCO, OECD and other major international
organizations. With the assistance of experienced staff,
students find their own housing accommodations. Housing is
available in apartments and private rooms.
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Programs of Study
The Paris campus offers the following courses:
The MBA
degree can be earned in Paris on either a full-time or a
part-time (evening and weekend) basis. The language of
instruction is English. Business courses taught in
French ease the transition to English. Students
with an adequate command of French may, at their own
expense, take courses at the Sorbonne, the arts facility
of the University of Paris, for which they may receive
up to six credits from Schiller. |
STRASBOURG CAMPUS
The Chateau de Pourtales, a romantic turn of the century neoclassic mansion with extensive grounds, is located at the northern end of the city, close to the Rhine river. It is within easy reach of the city center, the
European Council (Conceille de l'Europe), and the border crossing to Kehl, Germany.
Strasbourg, located in the heart of Europe, has for centuries been at the cross roads of international trade, culture and politics. This French city, the capital of the prosperous region of Alsace, borders Germany, and is within
a two hours journey by train and car to centers like Rheims, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Basel and Dijon. Cities such as Kehl, Freiburg, Mulhouse, Karlsruhe, and Heidelberg are less than an hour by car or train.
Programs of Study :
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The Strasbourg campus offers the Master of Business Administration Degree in International Business (MBA) . This program is geared to allow local business professionals access to part-time evening and weekend
format courses to earn this coveted qualification. |
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