EM Normandie Business School - Dubai

Inaugurated in 2022, the campus benefits from a privileged environment in the Dubai Knowledge Park near Palm Jumeirah Island and many renowned international universities. With a surface area of 1,400 m², the campus includes 7 teaching and educational spaces, a social area for students and staff, break areas, etc. It also faces the headquarters of major IT multinationals: Dell Technologies, Cisco Systems, Huawei, Amazon Services...

The country's economy is primarily based on the trade, luxury goods, real estate and tourism sectors. Trade remains at the heart of Dubai's economy, with the city operating two of the world's largest ports and a busy international air cargo hub. Dubai has the second largest number of corporate headquarters in the world. Moreover, the city has been growing rapidly for several years. It is also one of the world's top 10 financial centres.

Known for its skyscrapers, which are among the highest in the world, the city has diversified its development in the fields of tourism and culture. Today, it boasts an unparalleled cultural mix with over 150 nationalities represented.

With its cultural melting pot, Dubai is also seeking to establish itself in the contemporary art sector with its Jameel Arts Centre, and in design and innovation with its Global Grad Show.

Dubai is a hub of innovation and research that students particularly appreciate. It is also ranked as the best student city in the Middle East in the QS Best Students' Cities 2023. Living costs average €1,300 per month including accommodation, meals, transport and housing insurance.