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The American Graduate School in Paris (AGS) offers U.S. higher education in France to students from around the world. It has two schools: the School of International Relations and Diplomacy, and the School of Business and Economics. While maintaining the highest academic standards, both schools focus on giving individual attention to every student, and providing them with a multi-cultural experience in and out of the classroom. AGS was created with the vision of providing a high quality education in the fields of international relations and diplomacy as well as business and economics to an international population of students and professionals. AGS seeks to promote the complementarities between these two disciplines so as to give its students - future actors in the international community - a global approach to the world affairs. AGS operates under the United States educational system and is registered in France as a Private Institution of Higher Education. It offers programs with an American style of teaching while taking advantage of the cultural and academic resources of Paris and France. All courses are taught in English; no knowledge of the French language is required for admission. Students enrolled in the school have the opportunity to learn French along with the program. Individual attentionClasses at AGS are small in order to allow for individual attention and close student-professor interaction. The AGS faculty as well as the administration knows every student and is dedicated to ensuring for each one a successful experience in Paris and in the program. Multi-cultural experienceThe faculty and the student body are drawn from many countries on all continents, providing a multiple perspective on the disciplines taught, an international classroom environment, and fostering what is at the very heart of the AGS mission: cultural diversity and exchange. |
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![]() EMSF, School of Business and Economics Class of 2009
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The Baruch program at AGS gave me an edge by cultivating my knowledge in finance and crafting my way of thinking. The environment of the program mirrors my work environment: my co-workers come from all over the world, but the language of work is English. The key reasons, however, for my decision to study at this school were that I had access to some of the most brilliant professors in the world and the flexibility to work while studying