Southern New Hampshire University

Southern New Hampshire University is situated in Manchester NH, about 90 miles north of Boston, USA. Established in 1932, SNHU is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) as well as the New England State Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the State of New Hampshire. A leader in high-level executive education, the University offers in-house management programs at some of the largest companies and US Government agencies such as HP Compaq, NASC, US NAVY, etc.

A recent survey by the US News and World Report, placed SNHU at No.6 in rank by Academic Reputation, among 87 specialized Business Schools surveyed. The University is a member of the Graduate Management Admission Council in USA which designs and conducts the GMAT test. Besides its main campus in Manchester, NH , the University also has campuses in Malaysia , Thailand, Dubai & Greece.

EDHEC Business School
(Ecole de Hautes Études Commerciales)

Founded in 1906 as HEI, an engineering school and soon thereafter as HEC Nord, with educational offerings in the business and management fields, EDHEC Business School was recognized by the French State in 1971. Situated in picturesque and technologically advanced campuses in Nice and Lille, the school offers business and technology programs that are considered among the most reputed in the world, thanks to their Triple Crown recognition by the European EQUIS and AMBA associations & the American AACSB.

Groupe ESSCA Business School

Situated in Angers, France and in Budapest Hungary, ESSCA (Ecole Superieure des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers) is one of the best-known French Business Schools at both undergraduate and graduate level. ESSCA is a member of the “Conference des Grandes Ecoles” as well as of the “European Foundation for Management and Development”. ESSCA was founded in 1909 by the Catholic University of Angers. In 1990, ESSCA created the ESSCA Foundation Hungary. The foundation offers, together with the Budapest University of Economic Science, the Budapest International Management Semester taught entirely in English, as well as a B.Sc course in Business Administration.