85 municipalities. 1,100,000 inhabitants. A dense economic fabric which has successfully adapted to today's world, and where some of the country's most dynamic businesses are now located. 340 research laboratories. A recently-built 70-hectare business district. 100,000 students A vibrant and flourishing cultural life.
With its14 engineering schools, 4 business schools, the largest medical faculty in France, a law faculty with over 15,000 students, and the highest birth-rate in France (4,500 births a year!), Lille is an important site for the future.

Nice is at the centre of a conurbation of over a million people, stretching from Menton toSt Tropez. It is the fifth largest town in France with some 350,000 inhabitants.A lively and colourful town with an Italian flavour, Nice focuses much of its energy on catering to international business and tourism.

With the second largest airport in France (6.6 million passengers a year), it is not far from the fertile plains of Lombardy (Genoa, Milan, Turin, Cuneo) and has close links with this region.With its eyes firmly fixed on the future, Nice offers its 33,000 students the resources and opportunities available at Sophia-Antipolis, the French capital of new technologies.EDHEC's 11,000 m2 campus is three minutes from the beach and just over an hour from the nearest ski slopes.

With the Intercontinental Track, the growing number of MSc programmes and a summer school for foreign students, the campus in Nice is expanding rapidly. A second building has recently been added to the campus as well as new halls of residence for the students, comprising 100 one and two-room self-contained studios with air-conditioning and Internet connection.