At international level, NEOMA Business School has always taken an immersive position, preferring for small groups of its students to travel to recognised academic partners all over the world. Now the School is continuing to develop its network internationally with the arrival of several prestigious institutions. These renowned new partners – including the famous universities of Bocconi and Houston – will help offer students an excellent international experience from the academic year of 2021.

“Our international development strategy is both distinctive and very strong: it involves relying on partnerships with top-level institutions to provide exchanges for small groups of students who enjoy a true local immersive experience, both academically and culturally, explains Céline Davesne, Associate Dean for Programmes and International Affairs at NEOMA Business School.
These include the Università Bocconi. Based in Milan, this institution of excellence specialises in economic sciences, finance, political sciences, management, public administration and law. It is triple accredited (AACSB, EQUIS & AMBA), has a Master in Management and appears in the world Top 10 (Financial Times 2020). “Bocconi is often spoken of as the Italian equivalent to the HEC because this university is a training ground for the country’s elite and represents one of the intellectual centres of the country, endowed by eminent professors”, emphasises Céline Davesne.
The University of Houston, based in Texas and now considered one of the best universities in the United States, is also joining the academic network of NEOMA, thereby broadening the School’s offer in North America. Its faculty made up of award-winning professors, its innovative research centres and multicultural student population as well as its alumni network are all attractive assets for students at NEOMA.
“We are extremely proud to welcome these two recognised institutions to our network, as they share the same academic rigour, the same values and the same vision of the immersive experience as NEOMA Business School,” states Céline Davesne.

After the signing of 4 new exchange agreements in Asia announced last spring, together with the new partnerships with the Università Bocconi and the University of Houston, the School is continuing to roll out its network across the world.
NEOMA will therefore be welcoming several recognised institutions into its network from the start of the next academic year, including:

Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam based in the Netherlands (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS)
San Francisco State University, in the US (AACSB)
Stockholm School of Economics, in Sweden (EQUIS)
University of Texas at Dallas, in the US (AACSB)
​The University of Chile, a Chilean institution in the Shanghai classification

 
“By becoming a partner of NEOMA, Bocconi is following the example of St Gallen University, Imperial College and Instituto de Empresa”, emphasises Sophie Gay, Associate Dean for Programmes & International Affairs at NEOMA Business School. “We offer our students a very wide range of international destinations, now with 360 partners based in over 56 countries. Whatever the student’s specialism or preferred area of the world, we can now meet each student’s preferences, with an exceptional academic and cultural experience into the bargain.”
 

Continent

Country

City

Partner institution

Asia Pacific

South Korea

Seoul

Dongguk Business School – Dongguk University

Europe

UK

London

Brunel University London

North America

USA

Dallas

University of Texas at Dallas

North America

USA

Elon

Elon University

Asia Pacific

India

Udaipur

IIM Udaipur

North America

USA

San Francisco

San Francisco State University

Europe

Sweden

Stockholm

Stockholm School of Economics

Asia Pacific

China

Beijing

Peking University HSBC Business School

Europe

Spain

Valladolid

Universidad de Valladolid

Asia Pacific

China

Shenzhen

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen

Europe

Slovakia

Bratislava

University of Economics

Europe

Sweden

Västerås

Malardalen University

Europe

Sweden

Växjö

Linnaeus University

North America

Canada

Sudbury

Laurentian University

Europe

Netherlands

Rotterdam

Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)

Europe

Greece

Athens

Alba Graduate School of Business

Europe

Netherlands

Amsterdam

Amsterdam University of Applied Science

Europe

Hungary

Pécs

University of Pécs

Africa

Morocco

Rabat

Université Internationale de Rabat

Europe

 
Switzerland

Lucerne

Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Europe

Italy

Milan

Università Bocconi (Italy)

Europe

Croatia

Split

University of Split

Europe

UK

Hatfield

University of Hertfordshire

Europe

Croatia

Rijeka

University of Rijeka

North America

USA

Houston

University of Houston

Europe

Cyprus

Nicosia

University of Cyprus

Europe

Russia

Ekaterinburg

Ural Federal University

Asia Pacific

Taiwan

Taoyuan City

Chang Gung University