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From November 12 to 14, 2025, our Bachelor’s, Master MBA students embarked on a unique academic and social adventure: an international seminar in London. This highlight of the Crews program brought together students from several graduating classes for a program combining academic training, professional visits, cultural exploration, and social activities. Here’s a look back at three days filled with learning and new connections.
Wednesday, November 12 marked the start of the seminar. After a morning spent working on projects and participating in remote presentations, the students set off in several groups from their homes or from Paris. They arrived in London in the late afternoon, followed by a warm welcome at the hotel and a group dinner. This first evening gave the students a chance to get to know each other in a relaxed setting—some had never met before, and they quickly bonded.
On Thursday, November 13, the students explored a London campus for a morning of In-person classes, followed by a free lunch in the bustling streets of the capital. The afternoon continued with another class session, still on-site. At the end of the day, students enjoyed some free time, taking the opportunity to stroll through the Soho neighborhood, walk along the banks of the Thames, or admire the shop windows on Oxford Street.
Friday, November 14 was dedicated to professional visits. The morning began with a tour of LinkedIn’s offices, where students got a behind-the-scenes look at this digital giant, its structure, its roles, and its values.
The day continued with a culinary and sightseeing experience aboard the Bustronome: a gourmet bus that winds its way through London’s most beautiful neighborhoods during a four-course meal. Between Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and Buckingham Palace, the students enjoyed a refined lunch while taking in London’s iconic landmarks.
The afternoon ended with some free time, before we returned to France in the evening.
Beyond the tours and classes, this seminar was particularly effective in fostering connections between different graduating classes. Some students, even though they didn’t know each other, formed strong bonds from the very first hours of the trip. Sharing informal moments, having new experiences, and stepping outside their usual routines—all of these factors help build cohesion and a spirit of mutual support.
This seminar is a perfect example of what Crews has to offer: learning in a different way, experiencing the international scene firsthand, and building a strong network right from the start.
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