About the University
Since 1905, ICN has been the "Grande École" Business School in the East of France and at the heart of Europe. ICN belongs to a very elite club, holding the Triple Accreditation AMBA, EQUIS, and AACSB, which is something that less than one percent of business schools worldwide may claim.
The mission of ICN Business School is to train students and executives to manage enterprises efficiently, with a commitment to corporate responsibility, and to contribute to innovation through creativity. Its teaching programs are supported by the specialist knowledge of its academic Faculty who make original intellectual contributions to improving managerial practice and furthering the knowledge which is essential to corporate success. The ICN community is driven by three fundamental values, which find their true expression in the objectives of the ARTEM Alliance: open-mindedness, commitment, team spirit.
About the Area
Located near the heart of an important commercial region, Nancy is ideally situated in an area that has easy access to Paris, as well as to Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Switzerland. The city has grown to nearly 350,000 inhabitants; it has managed to maintain a small-town atmosphere, with numerous green spaces, parks, and sports fields. Noted for its culture and arts, Nancy streets are lined with architectural marvels, liberally gilded, from private mansions in Art Nouveau glory to public buildings like the palace of the governors. Nancy has an air of refinement found nowhere else in Lorraine.
- Students must have completed a minimum of 30 semester credits
- Students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7
- Students must an acceptable judicial conduct record
- Students must have declared their minor and core concentration
- Students must have academic advisor and dean approval
All coursework may be applied to your academic major.
ICN does not offer on-campus housing for students, but they can assist in making housing arrangements prior to your arrival.
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Program Cost
Program charges will be billed through RWU Bursar accounts based on regular tuition rate and student fee rates.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Students will be able to apply their financial aid awards to their semester abroad charges. Additional the following Roger Williams University Study Abroad Scholarships are available:
Bridging the World Scholarship
The Morris Award
Health & Safety Abroad
Students should review the U.S. State Department’s consular information website for complete information on safety and security (https://www.state.gov/travel/).
Visa
France requires a visa for entry and student study. ICN Business School requires non-European students follow Campus France (CEF) procedures to obtain their visa. You are responsible for obtaining this at least 90 days prior to your departure from the U.S. Additional information about visa requirements can be found on the Consulate website. Be aware that you may be required to obtain your visa in-person from the nearest consulate Please contact the Spiegel Center for information and assistance on the Visa application process.
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