Maxime Lhuillier is a windsurfer and a student on the Bachelor in Management course at ESC Bretagne Brest. He recently competed in the French Olympic Week in Hyères and hopes to qualify for the World Championship in Weymouth in early September. How does this 19-year-old sportsman coordinate his competitions and his studies? We decided to find out!

Our school plays host to many overseas students like Fei Guyo, who landed in Brest last summer, leaving behind him the Chinese city of Qingdao and its over 7 million inhabitants. Fei is currently in year 3 of a Bachelor in Management at ESC Bretagne Brest and is taking French lessons along with the school’s other Chinese students. We asked him a few questions about why he chose Brest and what he makes of his new home.

Hong-Phuc Bui graduated in 2008 with a Logistics Management Master Degree and is today a methods/logistics engineer with Schneider Electric in Australia. He works within the Schneider Production System, the multinational’s methods and continual improvement department

Founded in 1962, the Graduate School of Management of Brittany (ESC Bretagne Brest) provides business and management courses for 650 students. The school offers 10 different programmes.

Achieving your career plan is at the core of our courses

The objective of any educational course is to allow students to acquire technical and behavioural experience in order to achieve professional goals. In order to do so, Brittany's Graduate School of Business places employability at the heart of its pedagogical structure. Each curriculum is designed to meet the relevant market expectations and the needs expressed by companies.

Suela Bylykbashi, lecturer/researcher at ESC Bretagne Brest, bagged first prize for best paper at the international conference "Market, Marketing & Entrepreneurship: Creating & Capturing Value in the 21st Century" organised by the Universities of Warwick, Bucks and Ankara from 6 to 9 April 2009.

ESC Bretagne Brest has committed to adhere to the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), which were unveiled by a group of scholars and leading academic organization at the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit in July of 2007.

Last 26^th of January, Fortuné Bellion holds a conference about the “Y generation’s management” at the ESC Bretagne Brest. At the end of the conference he proposed to give a synthesis of what he explained.