Ecem Ozbilgi

The Global e-business -GEB- track is a unique program, entirely taught in english language. I obtain a double-skills degree, merging both IT skills and business/management/international ones. It provide me with a solid resume, targeting the most demanded jobs on the marketplace, like e-business product / project manager, e-business consultants, e-business development manager, web & metrics analysts specialist, e-marketing lead. The high level of diversity is a key to a successful academic year, good internships and great jobs, which includes deep cross-cultural experience, fluent command of english, mix of IT skills and business / management ones. During the project module, we are asked to work in teams in a flexible way, learning from each others and preparing a strong alumni support for their future professional network.

Undertaking a six-month exchange at IIM Nagpur's MBA program, I was immersed in a dynamic curriculum. This condensed experience focuses on leadership, management, and entrepreneurship, fostering a deep understanding of socio-economic contexts. The program grooms me for diverse leadership roles, emphasizing competence, excellence, and ethics. Through varied learning methods, including lectures, case studies, and projects, I gain a holistic education. Features like International Immersion, field experience, and a summer internship provide a comprehensive view of the business landscape. This exchange is not just academic; it's transformative, offering insights and skills crucial for professional success and personal growth.

Baccalauréat Économique et Social (BAC ES) is an academic qualification focusing on economics and social sciences. Completing this program equipped me with a strong foundation in subjects such as economics, sociology, mathematics, and history. It aimed to develop critical thinking and analytical skills, fostering an understanding of economic and social phenomena. It provided a comprehensive view of societal structures and dynamics. Additionally, the program honed research and problem-solving abilities, essential for navigating complex issues in both economic and social contexts. Overall, the BAC ES not only imparted subject-specific knowledge but also cultivated transferable skills, including critical analysis, research proficiency, and a nuanced understanding of socio-economic systems. These competencies are valuable across various academic and professional domains.

As I pursued my Economics and Management Bachelor's degree, I engaged in a rich and diverse curriculum. This program, designed to be both comprehensive and multidisciplinary, intertwined the exploration of economics, management, mathematics, statistics, computer science, and law. My journey aimed at unraveling and dissecting: Economic and social phenomena, the intricacies of company behavior and organization, the roles of various institutions. Completing this degree has broadened my horizons, paving the way for a myriad of roles in the private and public sectors, all connected to the realms of economics and business management. Throughout the three years, I delved into the fundamentals, mastering tools and analytical techniques crucial for economists and managers. In the initial year, an 'essential core' formed the backbone, constituting approximately 80% of the total teaching volume, leaving room for personalized choices in each semester.