The Summer programs, an introduction to professional life

For college students, universities, and business schools, the Summer Programs are a possibility to know a taste of working life.

Company internships are one way.

 Studies are in another.

 Some formulas from the Summer Programs offer both possibilities.

Studies in the morning, visits in the afternoon to companies and conferences with top professionals.

Students receive teachings in business, in finance and in business law. And they have the opportunity to then apply their studies in directly with the company in the visits and conferences.

Prof. Olivier Chazoule

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Anti-money laundering measures and the fight against terrorism

Recent international events show it enough, tracking international financial transactions is essential to maintain the security of the Countries and the States. 

Anti-money laundering measures, originally created to fight against international drug trafficking and against terrorism, today see their legitimacy affirmed by the fight against what might be called the massive terrorism or terrorist war.

More than ever, money is the fuel of war. This is why the military and the countries use AML to undermine the efficiency of the terrorist attacks and make it as primary weapon in the war on terror. 

The question is when and how to implement and develop these essential steps without threatening the flow of international financial transactions.

Obviously no one has a complete and detailed response.

It is perhaps this uncertainty that terrorist groups also seek to maintain as their weapon of terror.

Prof. Olivier Chazoule

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Conferences and Summer Programs

As part of the Summer Programs, summer courses for students in business schools and universities are an essential addition to the professional education of students.

In addition to courses offered daily, the Summer Programs also offer lectures where business lawyers, hedge fund managers, bankers and CEOs come and explain to students the reality of the corporation and its operations.

During these conferences, Summer Programs students may ask questions of the speakers and to see for themselves the problematic of the management of a corporation.

At the end of the conferences networking sessions are organized where students meet with business lawyers, speakers, hedge fund managers, bankers and CEOs and can exchange contacts, information and supporting networking.

Prof. Olivier Chazoule