A targeted competence
The AEES Executive Certificate suits a professional in post who wants a precise expertise recognised, in a short format assessed online.
Five private institutional awards, from the executive certificate to the professional doctorate. Each family has a clearly stated audience, format and limits.
AEES designs and issues private institutional awards. They are grouped into five families, so that a candidate, an employer or a partner institution can first identify the type of award, then the precise programme.
The AEES Executive Certificate attests a targeted specialisation, after a preparatory path and an online assessment. The Bachelor of Science and the Master of Science structure the undergraduate and postgraduate cycles. The Master of Business Administration and the Doctorate of Business Administration address advanced management and applied research respectively.
These titles are the official commercial names of AEES awards. They are not French national degrees. For each open programme, the catalogue publishes admission, volume, assessment and recognition limits.
Each page describes the audience, the pathway, what the award attests and what it does not imply.
Targeted specialisation, preparatory path and online assessment.
BScPrivate first cycle: disciplinary foundations and usable competences.
MScPrivate postgraduate cycle: disciplinary expertise and substantial work.
MBAAn advanced management programme, grounded in professional experience.
DBAApplied management research, with limited intake.
The AEES Executive Certificate suits a professional in post who wants a precise expertise recognised, in a short format assessed online.
The Bachelor of Science builds foundations. The Master of Science deepens a discipline. Both are taught by approved institutions.
The MBA is intended for already experienced professionals. The DBA is intended for those who conduct long-form applied research.
The exact status, admission and limits appear on the programme specification. No national equivalence is assumed.
Clarity of status protects the candidate as much as the institution.
Private programmes, governed assessments and institutional awards whose status is published.
An internal level framework, internal credits and, where applicable, progression agreements once they are signed.
French national degrees, public accreditation, or automatic recognition by employers or professional bodies.
A legal equivalence with the French national qualifications framework or the European Qualifications Framework.
The public specifications remain the exact source for admission, assessment and recognition.
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Family pages present the type of award. The catalogue remains the source for admission, assessment and recognition limits of each open programme.