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Join EFAP EFAP New York - Congratulations Graduating Class of 2018
Vêtus de leurs toges aux couleurs de NYIT, ils ont été chaleureusement félicités par le Président Hank Foley et le Dean of the College of Arts and Science, Daniel Quigley.
Près de 3 000 étudiants représentant 50 états américains et 81 pays ont participé à la 57e cérémonie de remise des diplômes de NYIT.
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Press relations at festivals: an immersion behind the scenes of Séries Mania
Press relations at festivals are a key lever to ensure the visibility and reach of a cultural event. They help structure media coverage, promote the programming, and attract journalists, partners, and audiences. Through the experience of Daphnée, a student at EFAP Lille doing an internship at the Séries Mania festival, dive into the behind-the-scenes of event press relations. The goal: to understand in practical terms the tasks, challenges, and skills required to thrive in this demanding profession, at the heart of the action.
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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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EFAP Hackathon 2026: Students Imagine More Responsible Communication in the Face of Hyperconnectivity
How can we raise awareness about hyperconnectivity without stigmatizing digital habits? As part of the #ForANewBusinessSoul hackathon organized with Canary Call, students from EFAP’s Specialized MBAs in Digital Marketing & Business and CSR Communication & Sustainable Development developed concrete solutions around the OFF February movement, an initiative encouraging people to rethink their relationship with social media.
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