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6 Reviews Found
Likes
- The campus environment is vibrant and well-maintained.
- Well-equipped library and quiet study zones that support focused learning.
- Approachable faculty who are always ready to help, even over email.
Dislikes
- The cafeteria doesn't offer many regular or substantial vegetarian lunch options.
- Not providing students access to tools like Canva Pro and LinkedIn Premium for the duration of the academic year.
- Finding a job can be intimidating, especially for international students who struggle with language.
- I acquired the apartment through college referrals. My home was €465/month, down to €350 with CAF assistance. It had minimal amenities. That building is no longer available, so students use CROUS or websites, but there are scams. Living close to campus is possible, but initial payments and securing insurance can be tricky.
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Likes
- I appreciated the college's culture, which was vibrant and forward-thinking.
- I also enjoyed the learning style, which differs greatly from Indian culture in that it uses laptops rather than books.
- Teachers were more like friends than professors, which is why I enjoyed college life.
Dislikes
- I didn't dislike anything about my college experience. Selecting this college was the wisest move. The faculty was helpful in every way, and everything was well-organized. I have no regrets. The ROI is also good.
- School helped me with the accommodation. I asked the person who was coordinating for post-admission formalities.
- The monthly rent was 350 euros. The facilities provided were induction gas, a refrigerator, a heater, warm water, an attached washroom and toilet, a study table, and a bed.
- The process on online and it was difficult to trust the source for payments. Other challenges were to seek government accommodation instead of private to save costs.
- My accommodation was 15 mins away from school. The most Indian students stay either in school hostels or else in government hostels for students named CROUS.
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Likes
- Academic Curriculum
- Professors especially the visiting facilities
- Projects to work on
Dislikes
- Internship assistance post academic year
- Industry visits to sports clubs/organizations
- Real-time project opportunities to work within sports
- I opted for student accommodation close to college. It is called Alotra. You can have the link to it directly from college to book a room and then communicate further via email.
- Monthly rent was 650 euros and included a room with a private bathroom. The kitchen and laundry was shared. You can also opt for rooms without washrooms to want a cheaper alternative.
- The biggest challenge is to find a place from India if you are looking for a private room. There could be scams that you may come across.. better to stick to student hostel/accomodation.
- I would recommend students to find accommodation close to school as travelling to city could become a bit tiring and time consuming.
- My accommodation was 3 kms away from campus.
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Likes
- Professors who have real-world experiences
- Great canteens at the campus which offer different options
- A lot of support to the students to find an accomodation and with different things
Dislikes
- Not enough help to find a job/ internship for international students
- Either too strict or too lenient
- They increased the tuiton fees by a lot
- There are online platforms like roomlala, studapart, appartager where you can find accommodations, but you can approach the housing department of KEDGE to help you find an accommodation. Usually kedge has partnerships with student accommodations, especially in Marseille and Bordeaux, where you can find a room but you should book 5-6 months in advance.
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Likes
- Global Exposure – A diverse student body and international learning opportunities.
- Industry-Focused Curriculum – Practical case studies and hands-on projects.
- Vibrant Campus Life – A dynamic environment with engaging extracurricular activities.
Dislikes
- French Language Barrier – Some local opportunities required fluency in French.
- Cost of Living – Living expenses in France were relatively high for students.
- Limited Corporate Connect – Fewer direct industry tie-ups compared to top-tier schools.
- I found accommodation through online platforms like LeBonCoin and Roomlala. Initially, it was challenging to secure a place remotely, especially with limited availability in the city. I also consulted local real estate agents. My recommendation is to start early, be flexible with location, and consider shared accommodation to reduce costs.
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Likes
- Kedge provides great industry connections all across the world.
- Practical learning approach with a lot of projects including corporate projects and internships.
- International business taught with ease by the top professors and industry professionals.
Dislikes
- There is nothing i disliked about this wonderful college.
- But here are a few inconveniences I faced but it is nothing important.College is so big that sometimes I get lost on the way to class. So guidance to routes is important, make sure to use the app they provide which gives all the info you need.
- The classes sometimes are very early in the morning and France is quite cold in the mornings.
- Off campus. I stayed in Merignac which was far from the college located in talence in the first year for 425 € rent, double occupancy, fully furnished, independent house. Very small and uncomfortable to live in. But the house was located in central Merignac hence it was accessible to all bus connections and tram.
- I found it through studapart (recommended app for housing in France)
- Second year I stayed in Gradignan, quite close to Kedge 10-15 mins by bus. 450€ rent, it was a 4 person occupancy. This was a great place to live fully furnished with all amenities in the building. 2 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms. It was again close to the gradingman centre, hence close to the bus station, however the tram station was not close here.
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Important Dates
| Program | Important Dates |
|---|---|
| M.S International Business | Application Deadline For July 2025 Intake (6th Jul 2025) |
| M.S Banking and Finance | Application Deadline For March 2025 Intake 1 (1st Mar 2025) |
| M.I.M Grand Ecole | Application Deadline For 2025 Intake (1st Jul 2025) |
| B.B.A | Application Deadline For 2025 Intake (30th Jun 2025) |
| M.S Marketing | Application Deadline For March 2025 Intake 1 (1st Mar 2025) |
| M.S Global Supply Chain Management | Application Deadline For March 2025 Intake 1 (1st Mar 2025) |
| M.S Wine and Hospitality Management | Application Deadline For March 2025 Intake 1 (1st Mar 2025) |
| M.S Wine and Spirits Management | Application Deadline For March 2025 Intake 1 (1st Mar 2025) |
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