La Big Battle 2021 : compétition nationale de l'EFAP
Une semaine pour répondre à une problématique de communication. Cette année, la Big Battle a réuni les quatre campus de l'école de communication EFAP, plus de 700 étudiants, répartis en 115 équipes, autour d'un annonceur : le Mama Shelter. Quatre campus pour un seul gagnant. Alors, qui a remporté l'édition 2021 de la Big Battle de l'EFAP ? Paris ? Lille ? Lyon ? Bordeaux ?
La Big Battle de l'EFAP est le temps fort incontournable au sein de notre école de communication. Tous les ans, les étudiants de troisième année de notre formation en communication s'affrontent pendant 10 jours autour d'une problématique de communication commune pour un seul et même client. La meilleure équipe de chaque ville a représenté son campus pour la grande finale qui s'est tenue au Mama Shelter Paris East !
👏🏆 Bravo au campus de Lyon qui a remporté l'édition 2021 de la Big Battle !
> Retrouvez les vainqueurs de la Big Battle de l'EFAP 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 !
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