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The French Institute and CampusFrance are holding a study fair to promote higher education in France.
From May 21-22, there will be a presentation of management studies, economics and business program options in France.
There will also be a presentation of employment training courses using the testimony of former students now in senior management positions.
Both French agencies will facilitate individual interviews for students, Francophone or Anglophone, hoping to further their education at the masters or doctorate levels in France.
Prospective students should register online for their interested institutions by May 18. Interviews without appointments will also be possible depending on available slots.
The two-day event will be held at the COEX conference rooms 307 and 308 in southern Seoul.
For more information, visit www.korea.campusfrance.org or the embassy at www.ambafrance-kr.org.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
From May 21-22, there will be a presentation of management studies, economics and business program options in France.
There will also be a presentation of employment training courses using the testimony of former students now in senior management positions.
Both French agencies will facilitate individual interviews for students, Francophone or Anglophone, hoping to further their education at the masters or doctorate levels in France.
Prospective students should register online for their interested institutions by May 18. Interviews without appointments will also be possible depending on available slots.
The two-day event will be held at the COEX conference rooms 307 and 308 in southern Seoul.
For more information, visit www.korea.campusfrance.org or the embassy at www.ambafrance-kr.org.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
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