Hilda Shenyagwa - 2003 Graduate (ISG BBA diploma)
“ISG International BBA programme will not only give you the best background for continuing your studies on a higher lever, but also it will make you "quantitatively" competitive in any sphere of the economy; in my case Finance and Economics major has open the door to my career. During my time in ISG - Paris I found the whole faculty to be exceptionally friendly, helpful and supportive, with close interaction with my professors as well as the small class size. The truly diverse student body has given me the international exposure I have been looking for, which was very helpful when writing my Senior Thesis on the Japanese Life Employment System. The International BBA programme at ISG is challenging but still gave me the freedom to gather practical experience in a a part-time job as an English Language Assistant in a French Secondary School during the semesters, and manage to do a Summer Holiday Internship as a Trainee in Insurance and Reinsurance Business in a U.K. based International Insurance and Reinsurance Brokers Company, where I secured a job which I started immediately after my graduation at ISG. The ISG Intl. BBA Programme concentrates on the quantitative, with the consequence that graduates can actually apply knowledge learned in the class room where it really counts; solving problems and making decisions in industry. With the flexible 4 entries in the academic year which offers the possibility of doing Summer Sessions I was able to finish my BBA in two years. Last but not least, ISG-Paris situated in the centre of Paris is a nice place. Let's face it, many parks in the city, not to mention the river Seine, the Eiffel Tower, provided me with a nice environment to walk around, unwind, and forget the stress of studying.
"Student life" in ISG is fun, with frequent get-togethers, parties, etc. which is made only more enjoyable by the rich mix of nationalities”.
"Student life" in ISG is fun, with frequent get-togethers, parties, etc. which is made only more enjoyable by the rich mix of nationalities”.
Posté le 27 mars 2006
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