Virtual campus days at EMLYON Business School

Updated on: Friday, February 03, 2012

EMLYON Business School launched virtual campus days from January 30 to February 3 to inform potential students about the full range of available international Masters programmes. It will feature day-long chat sessions with admission officers and programme managers; potential students will be able to download programme brochures, watch programme videos, and obtain advice from current students and faculty on applications.

EMLYONs full range of graduate programmes will be represented, including the new MSc in Sports and Outdoor Industry Management a management programme focused specifically on the sports and outdoor industry in partnership with some of the worlds leading sporting brands.

Damien Roux, Director of Marketing Recruitment and Careers Services, says, By offering virtual campus days we provide our future students an interactive and modern alternative to traditional fairs and information sessions. It will offer rich, one-on-one interaction that goes beyond mere chat functions in order to provide a comprehensive overview of EMLYONs masters programmes and their content in a completely virtual environment. This concept proves to be much more flexible for the future student, as it is convenient and accessible from anywhere in the world. Our virtual Campus Days will be a place of in-depth discussions with our prospective students that currently represent more than 100 nationalities.

The range of EMLYONs International Masters Programmes is designed to meet the expectations and ambitions of each student, regardless of what their specific career objectives may be. The programmes are represented in three main categories to help future students make the right choice: General Management, Entrepreneurship Innovation and Sector-specific Masters.

(http://virtualcampusday.em-lyon.com)

Times of India

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