École de Management Appliqué

The Ecole de Management Appliquee, known as EMA, is a private management school founded in 2004 and based in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, a short walk from the Alesia and Porte de Vanves metro stations. The school positions itself around applied, practice-led business education and has built its identity on sustainability, describing its mission as promoting sustainable practices in education and beyond while training visionary and responsible leaders. Teaching is deliberately small-scale, with classes capped at around twenty students so that tutors can work closely with each individual, and programmes are offered bilingually in French and English to suit both domestic and international candidates. The academic portfolio includes a three-year Bachelor in Applied Management and Economics, a two-year MBA in Sustainable Leadership, and the French state BTS Commerce International, alongside short Sustainable Academy sessions that run as discovery, intensive, bridge term and summer launch formats for visiting students. EMA's approach combines interdisciplinary coursework with company projects and internships, supported by an international network spanning sixteen countries. Career services cover CV and cover letter preparation, job search coaching and access to an internal job board fed by partner companies, while a dedicated student support team looks after wellbeing, and the school holds French Qualiopi quality certification for its training activities.