Q: How can I receive a copy of my diploma/transcript?

The school does not issue a duplicate diploma but a certificate which has the same administrative value. To receive a certificate of graduation or a copy of your transcript, please contact the school (<a href="mailto:contact@excelia-group.com">contact@excelia-group.com</a>), which will be able to provide you with this information directly.

Q: How can I access the services and events offered by Excelia Alumni Association?

Whether or not you are a member of the association, you have an account as a graduate. Log on to this account to consult the association's intranet and find out about events, register, consult the directory, find out about coaching offers and online job offers. Some sections are restricted for members only.

Q: How can I get involved with the school on one of the campuses (lectures / courses)?

Would you like to speak at conferences or give classes? We can put you in touch with the teaching teams. Don't hesitate to contact (<a href="mailto:micheneaus@excelia-group.com">micheneaus@excelia-group.com</a>) and tell us about your project, your expertise, your availability, the campus(es) on which you could give a talk and the time you would like to give to students.

Question 1

How do I change my contact details?

Accepted Answer

Once you have logged in to your profile, you will be able to access various sections of your profile and update them. If you are still unable to modify a field, please send us a message (contact@exceliaalumni.org)

Question 2

How can I receive a copy of my diploma/transcript?

Accepted Answer

The school does not issue a duplicate diploma but a certificate which has the same administrative value. To receive a certificate of graduation or a copy of your transcript, please contact the school (contact@excelia-group.com), which will be able to provide you with this information directly.

Question 3

What are the advantages of becoming a member of the association?

Accepted Answer

Imagine, 40,000 people who went to the same school as you… That's just as many personal and professional opportunities open to you! By joining the association, you will be able to :

consult the directory of members, access contact details and chat with alumni from your year and from all the other years of your career
find alumni who can answer your questions if you have an expatriation project (the association is present in over 100 countries!);
take part in events to meet alumni in your city: afterwork, conferences, visits, webinars, breakfasts, etc;
take part in highlights organised by the association: the association's Annual General Meeting, reintegration weekends, promotion anniversaries, etc; But also :
receive professional opportunities or recruit alumni from the school;
coaching sessions: help with career reorientation, optimising your Linkedin profile, proofreading CVs and cover letters, preparing for interviews, etc.

Question 4

How can I receive a copy of my dissertation?

Accepted Answer

Theses with a mark of over 15/20 are only kept by the teaching staff for 5 years. If your dissertation meets these criteria, please contact your school (contact@excelia-group.com), stating your full name, programme, specialisation and year of graduation.

Question 5

How can I access the services and events offered by Excelia Alumni Association?

Accepted Answer

Whether or not you are a member of the association, you have an account as a graduate. Log on to this account to consult the association's intranet and find out about events, register, consult the directory, find out about coaching offers and online job offers. Some sections are restricted for members only.

Question 6

How can I get involved with the school on one of the campuses (lectures / courses)?

Accepted Answer

Would you like to speak at conferences or give classes? We can put you in touch with the teaching teams. Don't hesitate to contact (micheneaus@excelia-group.com) and tell us about your project, your expertise, your availability, the campus(es) on which you could give a talk and the time you would like to give to students.

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