Groupe IGENSIA Education in the news

Igensia Education group's ECM has acquired five Ecema training centers, as approved by the Paris Economic Affairs Court.

ECM (Igensia Education) is acquiring the operations of Ecema (Collège de Paris) after the latter entered judicial liquidation.

IGENSIA Education is navigating market changes by expanding regionally, supporting regulatory efforts for quality in higher education, and innovating with new programs and AI integration while maintaining a strong focus on student placement and accessibility.

Igensia Education is launching Igensia School of Business in Toulouse-Blagnac, a new business school focused on critical thinking and interdisciplinary education.

Igensia Education is consolidating three of its schools into a new entity, Igensia School of Business, launching in September 2026.

IGENSIA School of Business, a new non-profit higher education institution, will launch in Fall 2026, focusing on critical thinking and impact-driven management.

Groupe Igensia Education is creating a new "Igensia school of business" by merging its ICD business school, Esam, and Imis brands.

Jean-Marc Benito of IGENSIA Education and IPI supports state regulation of higher education to clarify RNCP titles and ensure educational quality.

A professional training organization focusing on strategic workforce transformation and specialized recruitment solutions for sectors in tension.

Igensia Education is implementing a three-year strategic reorganization (ExaUP) involving 199 job cuts and significant role transformations.

Groupe Igensia Education is implementing a workforce reduction plan to reorganize its operational structure.

HubSchool, an application developed by students, centralizes campus life, fostering communication and engagement to address student disconnection and high dropout rates.

Groupe IGENSIA Education's 2025 Barometer with IFOP reveals a paradox where French individuals and companies recognize the importance of lifelong learning but struggle to implement it, citing a lack of training in companies, misalignment of courses with needs, and poor career guidance.

A new barometer reveals that 41% of students feel inadequately guided in their career choices, and 67% prioritize a company's training policy when seeking employment.

The École de commerce et management (ECM) has joined the Igensia Éducation group, aiming to enhance its educational offerings and support for students across seven campuses.

The École de commerce et management (ECM) has joined the Groupe Igensia Éducation, aiming to enhance its educational offerings and address contemporary higher education challenges.

Igensia Education, structured as a federation of non-profit associations, is expanding its network in private higher education.

IGENSIA Education introduces "Semaines Pédagogia" to enhance teaching practices across its 14 schools, focusing on innovation, inclusion, and the use of AI.

IGENSIA Education Group is implementing generative AI training across all its programs from September to foster ethical and responsible use of AI tools among its 15,000 learners.

Groupe IGENSIA Education, a nonprofit higher education federation, is integrating a common generative AI training program into all its courses starting in September.