The International Week Makes a Strong Comeback at Clermont SB

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After a ten-year hiatus, Clermont School of Business was thrilled to relaunch International Week for its 20th edition, marking a major milestone in the School’s international academic life.

First launched in 1997, this flagship event has always played a key role in building strategic partnerships, fostering research collaborations, and promoting genuine intercultural exchange.

For its big comeback, ten professors from partner universities around the world were welcomed to Clermont. Some were long-standing collaborators already familiar with the School, while others were visiting the campus for the very first time.

An Intercultural Experience at Home

All of them shared their expertise with Clermont School of Business’s permanent faculty as well as with final-year students in the work-study track of the Master in Management, a group that often has fewer opportunities for international exposure. This initiative allowed students to experience international learning “at home,” enriching their academic journey and broadening their horizons!

After several months of preparation, we had the pleasure of welcoming professors from our global network of partner universities. They shared their knowledge with our students and took part in vibrant discussions with our faculty researchers. It was a week full of connections, ideas, and energy, perfectly reflecting our ambition to continue opening up the School to the world.

Audrey Esteves Head of the International
Relations Service

The School extends its heartfelt thanks to all visiting faculty members for the value and richness of their contributions:

This Is Just the Beginning!

Clermont School of Business is firmly committed to growing International Week in the years to come—with more guest speakers, more student involvement, and an even greater impact.

Did You Know?

With over 115 partner universities worldwide, internationalization is at the heart of Clermont School of Business’s DNA.

For many years, the School has developed strong relationships with leading academic institutions, offering its students the opportunity to study at top universities and business schools around the globe.

Studying abroad is much more than a simple academic exchange—it’s a unique opportunity to build independence, embrace new cultures, develop adaptability, and lay the foundation for personal and professional success in a globalized world.