Webinar Master in Management
Ask students from HEC Paris, ESCP and emlyon all your questions
Campus France China & Join a School in France Live Chat
Campus France China and Join a School in France (SAI) invite you to a live webinar exploring the joint application pathway to France’s Top 5 Business Schools’ Master in Management (MiM) programmes.
Learn about the application process, admission tips, student life in France, and career opportunities from Join a School in France representatives, alumni, and current students.
Speakers:
Changhao LI – HEC Paris Alumni
Graduate of HEC Paris and HKUST, holding both a Grande École Master in Management and an MSc degree. He began his professional career through Haier’s Management Trainee Programme.
Tonsai SHI – ESCP Alumni
An ESCP Master in Management graduate specializing in Finance, Tongsai studied on both the Paris and Madrid campuses and completed internships at Crown, Allianz, and AXA. She will share his journey from a language major to a top French business school, along with insights into academics, internships, and career development.
Xinyan YU – M1 Student, emlyon Business School
Currently in the first year of the Master in Management programme at emlyon Business School, Xinyan successfully navigated the entire application process independently. She will share practical application strategies, personal statement tips, and explain why the joint application system can be an effective pathway to securing offers from France’s leading business schools.
Jiying YE – International Project Manager, Join a School in France
An alumna of Audencia Business School, Jiying has extensive experience in international admissions and student recruitment. She will introduce the joint application process for France’s top business schools and share insights into studying and living in France.
What You’ll Learn:
- How the joint application system works
- Application strategies and admission tips
- Student life in France
- Internships and career development opportunities
- Live Q&A with speakers