ICN Business School

ICN Business School is a Grande Ecole of management (selective higher education institutions, which provide high-level training) triple accredited AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA. Associated with the University of Lorraine, the school is authorized to issue a diploma targeted by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research for its programs (Bac+3 for Bachelor in Management degree and Bac+5 for the Master in Management program-Grande Ecole). Founded in 1905 in Nancy, the school now has four campuses: two in France (Nancy and Paris La Défense) and two in Germany (Nuremberg and Berlin). Association law of 1901 non-profit, ICN Business School is labeled EESPIG by the French state.

ICN Business School
Nancy ARTEM campus
TypeBusiness School
Established1905
Academic affiliations
AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA, CGE
DeanFlorence Legros
Students3000
Location
LanguageFrench, English
Websitewww.icn-artem.com/en

History

The school has been created in 1905 as Institut commercial de Nancy (ICN) by the Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de Meurthe-et-Moselle.

  • In 1999, The National Graduate School of Art in Nancy, ICN Business School and Nancy Mines founded the Artem Alliance (Art, Technology, Management)
  • In 2003, the “Institut Commercial de Nancy” becomes ICN Business School, a state-recognized private higher education institution associated with the University of Lorraine.
  • In 2017, the three ARTEM Alliance schools are all located on the same campus, the Artem campus.
  • In 2018, ICN makes its first intake to the Paris campus
  • In 2019, ICN makes its first intake to the Berlin campus
  • In 2019, ICN Business School creates Station A, a physical place but also a place of intelligence open to the world

Accreditations

The Business School has the triple accreditation EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB.[1]

Rankings

In the ranking of the best Masters in Management by the Financial Times], ICN Business School has gained 4 places and is now ranked 12th French school after preparatory classes, 54th out of 100 schools worldwide.[2]

In the Figaro Etudiants 2020 ranking] of business schools, the school moved up 3 places to become the 14th school after preparatory classes. In the international ranking of the best schools, ICN is ranked 13th school after preparatory classes.[3]

In the Financial Times‘ European Business Schools ranking], ICN gained 2 places and is now tied for 13th French school after preparatory classes among 95 schools worldwide.[4]

In L’Etudiant 2020 ranking] of business schools, ICN moved up one place to 14th school after preparatory classes.[5] In Challenges' 2020 after preparatory classes business school ranking], ICN moved up one place to 16th. The school made strong progress on the diversity criterion, for which ICN gained 5 places and ranks 12th. The school maintained its 7th place on the international criterion.[6] In the 2020 ranking of master's degrees from the Grandes Ecoles de Commerce du Point, ICN Business School continues its progression by gaining one place and is ranked 14th school after preparatory classes. The school distinguishes itself on the international criterion on which it progressed by 2 places and is tied with HEC for 8th place. In terms of pedagogy, the school is tied for 4th place with ESCP Europe BS and EM Lyon BS.

In the ranking of business schools that deliver a Master 2020 degree from Le Parisien / Aujourd’hui en France, ICN continues to progress and gained one place: it is now ranked 14th after preparatory classes. Le Parisien also publishes a series of subcategory in which ICN stands out in terms of the proportion of double degrees in which the school is ranked 2nd, just behind ESCP.[7]

Nancy ARTEM Campus

Campus

Nancy Artem Campus

The Artem campus in Nancy covers 97,000 m2 (1,040,000 sq ft) and is shared with Nancy Mines and the Nancy School of Arts and Design. Many services are available to students on this campus:

  • A library common to the three schools
  • A restaurant area, snacking, fitness and co-working ((S)pace CROUS)
  • A student house with an event/concert space and offices reserved for student associations
Paris la Défense Campus

Paris Campus La Défense

ICN Business School has chosen to set up its Paris branch in the heart of the La Défense district, with the headquarters of the largest companies in the CAC 40. The ICN Paris La Défense campus is also a place of training but also:

  • A space for meeting and conviviality between students, businesses, teachers and graduates
  • A place of convergence for the entire ICN community present on all continents
  • A desire to offer large companies and decision-making centres a close relationship and a showcase on the school's activities
Berlin Campus

Berlin Campus

The new ICN Berlin campus is located in the heart of the Mitte, right in the centre of the German capital. It is located at the corner of the Franz-sische Strae (French Street) and the Friedrichstrasse, in Ward 207, designed and built in 1996 by the French architect Jean NOUVEL. Ward 207 is also famous because it houses Galeries Lafayette and its modern glass temple, whose interior is centered around a huge cone, a contemporary tribute to the famous dome of the Parisian department store on Boulevard Haussmann. Nearly 500 m2 (5,400 sq ft) allow the school to have three classrooms, one meeting room, one room for teachers as well as a large reception hall.

Innovative teaching

Artem Alliance

Created in 1999 by the National Graduate School of Art in Nancy, ICN Business School and Nancy Mines, the Artem Alliance aims to promote transdisciplinary learning, creativity and innovation, to train a new generation of decision-makers and creators. "By crossing cultures, the scientist or engineer of Mines Nancy, the manager of ICN Business School, the artist or designer of the National Graduate School of Art and Design in Nancy, the Artem Alliance invites students to step outside the framework by offering students to dive into the heart of issues and logics that seem distant from their field of excellence."

Station A

Station A

Continuing its mission and strategy, ICN Business School creates Station A[rt, Technology and Management], an ambitious project that combines an experimental laboratory for pedagogy and transdisciplinary academic research and an innovative and technological space, the Moving Lab, promoting experiential learning.

Notable alumni

The school relies on a network of more than 17,000 graduates worldwide, according to the ICN Alumni directory. It has about 20 alumni in Who's Who. Among the school's alumni are:

References

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