Atelier Chardon Savard is a school founded in 1988 by Cyrille Chardon and Dominique Savard, specializing in fashion design and styling. The school’s atmosphere resembles a research laboratory filled with life and learning. Creativity is a fundamental goal for both the faculty and the students. In fact, the principle that “Creativity can be taught and learned” forms the core philosophy of the school.

Kedge Business School is one of France’s most established and prestigious business schools. Holding the “triple crown” accreditation—AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA—the school offers innovative programs in business, marketing, finance, entrepreneurship, and international management. With campuses in Marseille, Bordeaux, Paris, and Toulon, Kedge provides students with a rich academic and cultural experience.

Founded in 1974, the Paris School of Business is a private higher education institution in Paris offering programs in business and management. Recognized by the state since 1990, the Paris School of Business is a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, UGEI, and Campus France Forum, and internationally affiliated with EFMD, AACSB, AMBA, and Erasmus.

Schiller International University, founded in 1964, is a private American university with a campus in Heidelberg, Germany. The university offers English-taught undergraduate and graduate programs in fields such as business, international relations, and diplomacy. Its Heidelberg campus provides students with an international educational experience in the heart of Europe.