ESSEC Business School and the Ecole du Louvre join forces ESSEC and the Ecole du Louvre have signed a partnership agreement in a strategic move to stimulate cooperation in the field of cultural management, at both the educational and research levels.Undergraduate students enrolled at the Ecole du Louvre, the eponymous school located in the Louvre museum in Paris, will be able to take 3 courses at ESSEC. With over 250 different courses to choose from, students can explore management and trans-disciplinary topics such as negotiation, intercultural management and business ethics. ESSEC students will equally be able to follow courses at the Ecole du Louvre, including a mandatory “Introduction to General History of Art” course. In-depth study that follows will involve immersion in three courses or seminars, in addition to a series of workshops that will take place in the museum in front of museum pieces. Courses form part of the cursus for two professional tracks: the first focuses on the art market, entailing courses in economics, law and artwork; the second is customised to introduce students to negotiation in the art field, museum strategy, the role of temporary exhibitions etc. The exchange programs between the Ecole du Louvre and ESSEC will be open to 20 students, beginning in September 2010. About ESSEC The ESSEC Group, the Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales, founded in 1907, is a major player in management teaching on the world scene. Internationally renowned professor-researchers and highly-regarded business leaders ensure the high teaching standards. Together, they maintain the tradition of academic excellence, promote individual creativity and character building as well as the spirit of openness at the service of economic and business activities. For more information: www.essec.edu Post to Social Links 
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