France
The Confédération des radios de grandes écoles members are for the Business Schools:
- Audencia : FM’Air
- ESC Grenoble : Micro-Ondes
- Rouen Business School : Rou’On Air
- Reims Management School : On AirMS
- Euromed Management : Dynam’hit
- IESEG School of Management : NePap Radio
- ESC Toulouse : CulturESC
- ESC Rennes : Descibel
- EM Strasbourg : EM Radio
- ESC Dijon : Dij’ital
- Iscom : Iscool
- EDHEC : On Air
- HEC : Hechoes - FMR
- ISC : Voice
- ESG : ESGMS Media
- INSEEC : Inseec’Ond
- ESC Clermont : Radio’Actif
- École des dirigeants et créateurs d'entreprise : Radio Ooh
- EM Normandie : L’Havrai Radio
- Bordeaux Ecole de Management : Start hit
- ESC Saint-Etienne : Propulsound Radio
- ESC Troyes : Radio Trente Troyes Tours
The CRGE Engineering Schools radios includes:
- Ponts et Chaussées : uPonts the air
- HEI : GB Radio
- INSA Toulouse : Radio Insa
- EPITA : Air Radio
- EFREI : Ready’O
- École centrale d'électronique : No Larsen
- ENSEA : Fuse
- École Centrale de Nantes : Nuclérez
- École polytechnique : X-Ray
- École centrale Paris : Radio Pi
- INSA Lyon : Gatsun
- INSA Rennes : Le Mégaphone
- Sup Info : Sup Radio
- ESTP : Radio ESTP
- ENSTA : Bruitage
The other member Grandes Ecoles radios are:
- Sciences Po : Radio Science Po
- ENS Lyon : TrENSistor
- École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Nancy : Radar
- ENS Cachan : WebRadio Cachanaise
- École normale supérieure (rue d'Ulm — Paris) : TrENSmission
- Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne : Sorb’On Air
- Dauphine : Dauphine On Air
- Sciences Po Bordeaux : Radio Lado
- Sciences Po Aix : Sciences Po Hertz
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