The European ERASMUS+ Charter
EIDM benefits from the European Erasmus+ Charter which remains in effect until its renewal.
One of the Charter’s major objectives is to provide students with mobility opportunities for their studies and work placements. The Charter also encompasses two other groups: Teachers and administrative staff. Benefits are granted for a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 12 months.
However, international students from a partner institution that has signed a bilateral agreement may be admitted to EIDM under similar conditions. The Erasmus+ National Agency governs these exchanges and sets out a legal framework. In return for a certain number of obligations, students enrolled at EIDM will receive a grant awarded by their educational establishment.
It promotes a model of progress for education and is committed to strengthening an education that carries European values, open to all and the promotion of a unifying international spirit.
RNCP designation certifies qualifications which guarantee State recognition of higher education training and ensure the consistency of training with the job market.
Strengthening the sustainability of its transnational academic program, EIDM is an accredited member of the AACSB – Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
Dans le cadre de son expansion transnationale, l’École Internationale de Mode et Luxe est certifiée par l’organisme ETS Global.
CEOWORLD, dedicated to economic news, pre-selects the best international business schools each year. The study rigorously considers qualitative indicators: academic reputation, admission conditions, employability rate, feedback from recruiters or level of specialization.
As part of its development, the International School of Fashion & Luxury has adopted a qualitative and progressive approach in order to broaden its range of accreditations and certifications. The audit carried out by ICPF on 6 March 2024 validated all the criteria required to obtain the Qualiopi accreditation.