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MBA Paris, France École de Management
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Contact Page - Hospitality & Hotel
Management School in Paris
 AIM - Académie Intérnationale de Management was established in 1992 on the initiative of
affiliated members of The Cornell Hotel Society
- one of the most prestigious American
University Foundations. The School is also proud
to be the very first Hotel Management
establishment in continental Europe to introduce
and offer an internationally recognized
Bachelors and Master of Science Degree Programs.
Situated in the heart of Paris, between the
Eiffel Tower and Bartholdi’s original Statue of
Liberty, exactly equidistant and only five
minutes walk away, the School has made major
advances in its field and enjoys a reputation
for consistently high standards.
 Recognition: The Bachelor's and Master of
Science programs, among the most prestigious and
sought-after degrees in the world, are
registered with the French National Ministry of
Education.
Our study programs are also licensed in the
United States by the American Hotel & Lodging
Association (AHLA), America's leading authority
in academic certification pertaining to the
hospitality industry and hotel management. This
official recognition, well known at the
international level, reflects the high quality
of the instruction given at AIM, and allows
graduates' easy entry into prestigious,
top-level managerial positions worldwide.
Language of Instruction: AIM conducts its
classes in English in order to allow students to
benefit from the exceptionally vast quantity of
bibliographic materials pertaining to
management, all of which are written in English.
AIM offers intensive courses in oral and written
English. Results are measured throughout the
course by means of the TOEFL exam - administered
up to four times throughout the course.
Courses: AIM’s Bachelor and Master of Science
& MBA programs
are the first of their kind in France as well as
in continental Europe. These US Licensed post-baccalaureate,
Anglo-American degree programs, supervised also
by the French Ministry of Higher Education, are
the equivalent of BS and MS earned in the
United States or in the UK.
Students, during their studies, participate in
professional summer internships the world over.
School’s close collaboration with leading
international hotel chains and other world-class
establishments provides a highly effective means
for preparing them for entry into active
professional life.
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Bachelor of Science (BS): A Post-Baccalaureate: Anglo-American program of study, leading to the
second year of AIM's MBA.
Duration - 3 years, as in USA, for holders of a
French baccalauréat or
equivalent.
Requirements -
You are a high-school senior or equivalent, or
You have already earned your High School
Diploma, or
You have studied one to two years at the
university without attaining a diploma.
- Master of Science (MS): The first AHLA licensed
post-graduate Hospitality Program in France.
Duration of program: 2
years. Requirements: Minimum 2 years of University
study
with a degree or a diploma, leading to the
second year of AIM's MBA.
- Academic Management Studies: 1 year (2
Semesters) - For those seeking career change
opportunities, a refresher course, or an
individualized continuing education program, the AMS Program offers a one-year curriculum leading
to AHLA's Certificates in International Hotel
Management.
Requirements:
1) At least two years of university studies with
a corresponding degree or four years of
professional experience.
2) High level of proficiency in English.
3) Availability for full-time study. Full
attendance is mandatory.
Students who successfully complete this program
are also eligible to enter the Master of Science
program at the second-year level.
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Master of Business Administration in
Hospitality Business (MBA) beginning in 2010:
Duration of program
- 2 years. Requirements - Minimum 3
years of University study with a degree or a
diploma.
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