Reviews of Rennes School of Business | France

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Marika V

Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration, Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Marketing and Sales Management, Undergraduate, Erasmus

Overall

I wish I had known...

Prepare for the bureaucracy

In my opinion:

Everybody loved it, you will too!

Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important

Academic reasons

3

Culture

4

Costs

2

Activities

2

Campus life

2

Party / people

3

Weather / location

4

Personal recommendation

Some of the courses are really good and some still need to be improved, you can sense that it is still a young school under development. The other students are really nice and internationally oriented

During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot

Became familiar with another culture

3

Traveled

3

Improved language skills

2

Met people from other countries

4

Became more independent

3

Partied a lot

4

Experienced a change in life

3

Advanced my studies & career

2

Final comments

Take advantage of the travel opportunities and the French culture (including art and gastronomy)

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“Triple accredited business school”

Rohit S

France, Graduate
Business Studies, 2021

Overall

One of the best B-school in France with International faculty with a huge campus. There is always something new to explore in school.

Pros

International standard of teaching

Cons

No Placements

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“une école multiculturelle et des expériences enrichissantes”

Maeva

France, Undergraduate
, 2021

Overall

Je suis actuellement dans le International Bachelor Program in Management de Rennes School of Business et je me plais beaucoup à l'école. J'ai la chance d'avoir intégré le parcours English Track qui me permet d'évoluer dans un environnement international tous les jours. Les cours sont variés et intéressants et le programme bachelor est aussi très professionnalisant avec 32 semaines de stage minimum cumulées sur trois ans. J'ai aussi la possibilité de partir un an à l'étranger l'année prochaine et de réaliser un double diplôme en Australie pour ma troisième année de bachelor ce qui devrait être une expérience très enrichissante.

Pros

environnement international, bachelor professionnalisant, locaux magnifiques, vie étudiante

Cons

quelques professeurs ne sont pas très investis avec leur élèves

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LauraTucker

University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
Business Studies, Undergraduate, Erasmus

Student life

Describe host city:

Students equally interact with the local and student community

Nightlife: Takes place mostly outside the university/student environment

Travel, Activities: Takes place both within and outside of the university/student environment

Personal social experience

Activities

Nightlife

Travel

Overall

Personal comments

Social life in Rennes is very much what you make of it. There is a large international community in the city, which is much welcomed by the local people. The city has many bars, alledgedy you can drink in a different bar each day of the year. The city centre, especially Rue St. Michel, also know as the 'Rue de Soif', is packed with bars and cafes, all very individual and friendly. Rennes plays host to a number of festivals which really shouldn't be missed, including the annual Transmusicales (live music weekend) and regular 'Fest Noz' evenings. Not quite so exciting but a cultural event not to be missed is the weekly market on a Saturday morning, which takes over the city. The seafood is incredible, and the traders love us international students!

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Claudia P

Fachhochschule für Wirtschaft Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Marketing and Sales Management, Undergraduate, Erasmus

Languages

Language of instruction: English

Local language was: Different than language of instruction

Was learning English a key decision factor?

Yes, I wanted to improve my English

Was learning French a key decision factor?

Yes, I wanted to improve my French

How much did you improve your English?

My level before: At ease in most situations
My level after: At ease in most situations

How much did you improve your French?

My level before: Basic phrases
My level after: Everyday knowledge (shopping, directions, etc.)

Language difficulties

Social

Educational

Administrative / Institutional

Overall

Personal comments

I definitely improved my French and refreshed my English skills. Unfortunately my French didn't improve as much as I wanted to. That's because we only had 1 1/2 hours French lessons a week and I usually spend my freetime with international students. On the other hand, I improved my English a lot. I used to live with 5 other students in an apartment and we spoke English with each other.

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