NEOMA signs partnership agreement with McGill University

Beginning in September 2026, six students on NEOMA’s Master in Management will spend an immersion semester at McGill University, marking a new milestone in the School’s international strategy.

NEOMA recently signed a partnership agreement with McGill, which is ranked among the world’s top 30 universities. Six students on the Master in Management will have the chance to complete a semester in the School of Continuing Studies at the Montreal university starting in September 2026.

Multidisciplinary curriculum

“The strength of the School of Continuing Studies lies in its multidisciplinary approach, which offers our students the opportunity to explore other disciplines beyond pure management,” explains Delphine Manceau, Dean of NEOMA. The classes, taught in English, will cover finance, strategy and marketing, together with courses in the social sciences, literature and humanities.

Outside the classroom, students will be fully immersed in the day‑to‑day life of the Montreal campus, with access to all its facilities and student activities. Sarah Leu, associate dean, academic programmes and planning at the Quebec university, is delighted about this exchange: “I hope that the experiences students will have in and outside the classroom will expand their horizons, and that they will be able to take a little piece of our institution back home with them to France,” she told Figaro Etudiant. 

Canada: a central pillar of NEOMA’s partnership strategy

This latest agreement builds on an already strong relationship with Canada. It adds to the existing partnerships with HEC Montréal, Concordia University and Université Laval, underscoring Canada’s prominent role in NEOMA’s international academic strategy.

More broadly, NEOMA is consolidating a network that now includes 400 university partners across 61 countries.

Delphine Manceau emphasised that this agreement is only a first step that is “designed to evolve and grow richer over time.”