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Join EFAP Remise de diplômes EFAP Bordeaux – Promotion 2022
Les diplômés du campus de Bordeaux ont eu la chance d’avoir un parrain prestigieux : Clément ROUMEGOUS, Directeur de la Communication de la Maison de joaillerie française Dinh Van. Il a pu leur délivrer un discours inspirant et de précieux conseils pour leur vie professionnelle qui débute.
« Si j’ai un seul bon conseil à vous partager que je me répète depuis peu au quotidien, écoutez votre instinct et restez fidèle à vous-même »
Félicitations à cette belle promotion qui fait désormais partie intégrante de la famille des alumni de l’école de communication EFAP !
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Study Communication Internationally with EFAP
Studying communication internationally with EFAP means preparing to thrive in a globalized world where communication challenges go beyond borders. For over 60 years, EFAP has been training professionals capable of understanding and analyzing brands, media, and cultures on a global scale. With a solid academic and professional network, the school offers its students numerous international opportunities, including campuses abroad, university partnerships, and double degrees. Internationalization is at the heart of EFAP’s curriculum, ensuring a comprehensive education tailored to the challenges of a constantly evolving market.
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Étudier la communication à l'international : cap sur l'Australie avec Matea
Studying on the other side of the world is a major opportunity for any aspiring communications professional. As an international communications school, EFAP encourages its students to step outside their comfort zone to broaden their perspective on the field. Today, we meet Matea de Medeiros, a fourth-year student at EFAP Paris, who chose the Gold Coast campus in Australia for her exchange semester.
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The disappearance of Celio's "L": a strategic tease
In a world where attention has become the most precious resource, Celio, the French leader in men's ready-to-wear, took a radical approach to stand out. On March 16, the brand removed the "L" from its logo across its stores and digital platforms, causing a real stir. A look back at this brilliant campaign that pushes the boundaries of viral marketing and redefines the art of brand extension.
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