International relations
Our international character is reflected in partnerships with renowned schools around the world.
INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
International academic programs
Academic stays of the FBA in Paris (IFM), Milan (SDA Bocconi
Fashion Business IQ Program, at IESE New York and FIT, with faculty from: Parsons The New School for Design, Fashion Institute of Technology, George Washington University, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, New York University, Boston University, IESE Business School.
International teaching staff from the most prestigious schools and universities.
Training programs for students from other schools at ISEM on business models based on "Fast Fashion".
Comparative research projects.
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Our agreements
SDA, BOCCONI UNIVERSITY OF MILANO
This school specializing in creativity management offers an exchange program for its students with students from ISEM Fashion Business School. In addition, it counts on the collaboration of its professors to teach classes in the Executive Master's Degree in Fashion Business Management.
INSTITUT FRANÇAIS DE LA MODE DE PARIS
The agreement signed with this institution allows the intervention of professors specialized in foreign policy and macroeconomics applied to the textile and fashion industry.
LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION
The agreement signed with this institution will allow the exchange of professors and students. Likewise, the institutions will be able to develop joint programs, share material and documentation for research, as well as work on common projects to promote the professionalization of the fashion industry.
CENTER FOR FASHION STUDIES AT STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
The agreement signed with this institution will allow academic exchanges of both professors and students. Both institutions intend to broaden and deepen the knowledge of the fashion systems of both Spain, on the part of the Scandinavian students, and Sweden, on the part of the Spanish students.
UNIVERSITÀ DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA
This agreement supports the exchange of students, alumni and doctoral students from both centers; promotes faculty visits, both for training and research, between the two universities; and fosters collaboration in academic publications and papers as well as the joint development of research activities.