The SKEMA international office is delighted to welcome nearly 450 international exchange students every academic year to study with us on our campuses in France, USA, Brazil, and China.
Our incoming exchange students enrich even further the multicultural environment found within the SKEMA classroom.
How can I become an incoming exchange student at SKEMA?
In order to study at SKEMA as an incoming exchange student, there will need to be a bilateral exchange agreement in place between SKEMA Business School and your home university.
To learn more about the application requirements for SKEMA Business School for exchange students, please read carefully the 23-24 Fact Sheet available here.
Once you are nominated by your home university to do an exchange with us, you will be invited to complete an admission application for SKEMA. Once your admission application has been validated by SKEMA International Office, you will receive your official acceptance letter in order to study with SKEMA on exchange for either one or two academic semesters.
Application deadlines:
Application online: a link will be sent to the nominated student's personal email address
Every academic year, the SKEMA International Office publishes detailed practical information for each SKEMA campus through detailed pre-orientation modules called SKEMA Compass. In these online modules, you will learn everything you need to know about SKEMA Business School: student services, campus life, city life, and extensive pre-arrival information such as visa, housing, insurance, banking, and much more.
Learn more about our seven campuses.
In which academic programmes can I study as an incoming exchange student at SKEMA ?
MASTER IN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME (available for incoming exchange students on 6 SKEMA campuses worldwide)
To find out more about the courses offered within the Master in Management programme at SKEMA, please consult the Course Catalogues by campus and by semester below.
Please note that in the Master in Management programme, nominated students must indicate the specialization they wish to follow as well as the campus choice. It is not possible to choose courses across different specializations due to frequent timetable clashes.
Please be sure that your course selection within the chosen specialization is approved by your home university and that you have taken the pre-requisites for the courses you wish to take. Once the course choice is validated, you must confirm it on the (online) learning agreement form in order to get home institution validation.
In addition, incoming exchange students are expected to follow a minimum of 15 ECTS per semester and a maximum of 30 ECTS per semester.
GLOBAL BBA PROGRAMME (available for incoming exchange students on Sophia Antipolis campus and soon Lille campus)
To find out more about the courses offered within the Global BBA programme at SKEMA, please consult the Course Catalogues below.
Please note that in the Global BBA programme, nominated students will be asked to complete a course selection form (you will receive an email to make your course choice online)
Please be sure that your course selection is approved by your home university and that you have taken the pre-requisites for the courses you wish to take. Once the course choice is validated, you must confirm it on the (online) learning agreement form in order to get home institution validation.
In addition, incoming exchange students are expected to follow a minimum of 15 ECTS per semester and a maximum of 30 ECTS per semester.
