Schedules - Fashion and Management

Hi! I was accepted for the Master in Fashion and Management. How many days of the week will we have classes? And are they all day?
Also, was it informed that there will be French classes during the course, on how many days and hours of the week will we be attending classes?

Hello Julianna, your schedule changes regularly but you can expect to have classes every day, on average from 9 until 4

French classes are included in your curriculum

Hi Elise! And these french classes, are included in this 9 'til 4 scheduling? Because I will still work remotely, and I'm now planning how my schedules are going to work in the second semester.

Well, we don't recommend working at the same time. I mentioned 9 to 4 as an example, but you might have weeks when you'll have classes from 8 until 3, or from 10 until 6... Not to mention the events, the visits and everything outside of just class attendance that you will need to attend. It is a full-time program, and we usually expect 100% commitment in order to make the most of it!

Thank you, Elise! Fortunately, my company is from Brazil, therefore the time difference will be an advantage for me to organize my life as best as possible. I have another question:

The welcoming week, we will have activities during the whole week?

Yes, you will have plenty of activities and meeting to smoothly start your life in France and at IESEG. It is mandatory and it should start around the 20th of August (date to be confirmed later)

OK!
Another question:
I saw a residence in Paris - Bagneux, can you tell if there is a nice neighborhood to live in, even if temporarily?

Hi Julianna, sorry for jumping in your conversation. Where are you looking for the accommodation? do you have any website or real state I can check please? I'm looking a place to rent on my own but I don't know if they will give me a contract to present on my visa application

Julianna, I am not familiar with the area myself so I cannot share an opinion, I am sorry!

Usually if you are on a budget I recommend to look first at the transportation lines (known as the "RER"). It will take you a bit further from Paris, but would get you to the city very quickly. La Défense, where the school is located, is for example on the RER A (red line), on the train line L and J, as well as the metro line 1 (but this one goes inside Paris).