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Having studied for several months in New-York and Shanghai, I realised that I wanted to pave my way for an international career. Not only did it open my eyes to fascinating cities but it also widened my spectrum of possibilities whether it was in terms of places to live or places to work. The Intercontinental Track program helped me to define my career choice, bringing to reality some icons like Wall Street, Bloomberg, and NYSE... Even though I’m only 24, having studied in North America, Asia and South America already makes me feel that I’ve made the right choice. Thanks to this program, I would say EDHEC has no borders and no boundaries. It extends beyond its three main locations to include Lille, Nice, Paris and Everywhere Else!"
Rafael - Merrill Lynch Graduate Program 2008
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La composante internationale du parcours intercontinental portée par un enseignement principalement en Anglais et par un rythme d’échange universitaire soutenu et prestigieux a sans conteste appuyé le sérieux et la rigueur de ma formation supérieure.
La solidité, la diversité ainsi que l’aspect internationalement concret du parcours intercontinental sont un atout indéniable dans le cadre d’un parcours professionnel ou d’études ultérieures à l’étranger.
Ainsi dans mon cas la richesse de mon parcours académique a été un point d’accroche et un atout déterminant dans l’obtention d’une année de césure en Angleterre, mais également en Suède. Et puis la pratique faisant l’apprentissage, cette option fournit un gage inimitable de maîtrise de l’anglais et offre des garanties quant à la faculté d’adaptation des élèves. C’est sans doute pour cela que la Rotterdam School of Management m’a offert avec enthousiasme la possibilité d’effectuer un MSc Supply Chain Management en lieu et place de ma dernière année à l’EDHEC."
Aurélien, Intégré 2005-2006
"When I joined EDHEC, the choice of the intercontinental track was obvious for me. I have never travelled before, so I was anger to discover the world and its cultures. This year abroad first in China and then in the US was totally amazing. We have learned a lot about ourselves, about what having a true global mindset means and how to get it. I think this is what companies are looking for: people who know themselves and who can adapt to every situation. I am now personally convinced that I want to work abroad, or inside an international firm, and the intercontinental track has helped me too make this choice."
