INSA Rouen Normandie vs Graduate School of Engineering - ESIGELEC vs University Of Rouen vs emlyon business school vs ESSCA School of Management

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Quick verdict
Higher overall rating: Graduate School of Engineering - ESIGELEC (4.60)
INSA Rouen Normandie: wins 0/7 categories
Graduate School of Engineering - ESIGELEC: wins 1/7 categories
University Of Rouen: wins 4/7 categories
emlyon business school: wins 2/7 categories
ESSCA School of Management: wins 0/7 categories
ISD Flaubert: wins 0/7 categories
CESI: wins 0/7 categories
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Best programme: Applied Computer Science
Best programme: Accounting and Economics
Best programme: Programme Grande Ecole (PGE)
Best programme: International Business
Rouen, France
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Aix en Provence, France
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Category ratings
Facilities
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4.15
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3.86
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Location
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4.75
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4.20
4.60
4.33
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Professors
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4.50
4.80
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4.06
3.95
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Internationality
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3.75
4.40
4.60
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3.86
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Student life
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4.00
4.80
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4.25
4.24
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Value
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4.25
4.80
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4.43
3.77
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Accommodation
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4.00
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3.94
3.50
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Pros & Cons
Pros

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  • +Excellent training, generalist and varied approach
  • +Supportive and competent international teachers with practical courses
  • +Diverse and inclusive environment, strong social and associative life
  • +Strong teacher-student relationships and valuable learning experiences
  • +Welcoming and diverse campus community with opportunities for personal and professional growth
  • +Engaging academic content and extensive campus activities
  • +Practical and international programs with diverse students
  • +Valuable professional experience through internships and work-study
  • +Supportive environment for personal and professional development
  • +Supportive and inclusive learning environment
  • +Practical and applied learning methods
  • +Vibrant student life and international opportunities

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  • -Administrative and management issues cause frequent problems.
  • -Outdated facilities and technology hinder learning.
  • -Lack of clear communication and support creates frustration.
  • -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
  • -Outdated facilities and poor maintenance are frequently mentioned.
  • -Lack of communication and transparency from staff is a recurring problem.
  • -Lack of practical value and shallow content in courses.
  • -Unfair and frustrating grading, especially for group projects.
  • -Disappointing professor engagement and program support.
  • -Unprepared and unhelpful professors.
  • -Irrelevant courses and outdated curriculum.
  • -Poor organization and administrative issues.

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Rating summary
What students say

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This institution garners strong marks in several key areas. Its location is particularly well-regarded, alongside solid ratings for professors and overall value. Student life and facilities also receive favorable assessments. The university's internationality is its lowest-rated aspect, though still within a generally positive range.

This institution receives exceptionally strong marks for its Professors and Student Life, both earning a near-perfect 4.8. Value for money also scores very highly at 4.8. The weakest area, though still solid, is Facilities at 4.0. Other areas like Location, Accomodation, and Internationality are well-regarded, with ratings between 4.2 and 4.4.

This institution demonstrates exceptional strength in its internationality and location, both scoring above 4.5. Student life and value also received positive marks, exceeding 4.2 and 4.4 respectively. However, accommodation presents as the weakest area, with the lowest rating of approximately 3.94. Facilities and professors also received solid, though slightly lower, scores in comparison.

This institution demonstrates considerable strengths in its **location**, scoring an impressive 4.33, and in **student life** at 4.24. Ratings for professors and internationality are also solid. The weakest area appears to be **accommodation**, receiving a score of 3.5. Overall, the university presents a generally positive picture with room for improvement in specific aspects.

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Reviews summary
Highlights

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The university receives highly positive feedback (~100% of reviews are 4-5 stars), with an average rating of 4.6/5. Recurring praise highlights excellent training, supportive teachers, and a diverse, adaptable environment. Minimal negative feedback was noted.

All 6 reviews are positive, averaging 4/5 stars. Students highlight excellent teachers and a valuable learning experience, with a friendly and diverse campus environment. Some mention issues with building condition and communication.

The vast majority of university students have a positive experience, highlighting academic rigor, practical learning, and international environments. A small fraction of reviews mention disappointment with course content and grading.

With a 3.91/5 average, ~74% of 22 reviews are positive, praising helpful staff, enjoyable campus life, and practical teaching. Two negative reviews (9.1%) cited unprepared professors and irrelevant courses.

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Well-rounded programme

Overall, I had a positive experience at ESSCA. The programme is well organized and provides a solid foundation in business and management. The courses were generally of good quality and covered a broad range of topics, helping students develop both academic knowledge and practical skills. One of the aspects I appreciated most was the international exchange during the third year. ESSCA has a good network of partner universities, and the opportunity to study abroad was a valuable part of the programme. Student life is also a real strength of the school. The associative environment is active and offers many opportunities to get involved outside the classroom, meet new people, and gain additional experience. Like any programme, some courses were more engaging than others, but overall I found the experience enriching and would recommend it to students looking for a business school with a strong international dimension and a good balance between academics and extracurricular activities.

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