How to Apply to One of Our Bachelor's Programs?
Our three-year Bachelor's programs prepare you for the challenges of the professional world by combining academic excellence, international exposure, and hands-on business experience. Whether you are passionate about management, emerging technologies, or innovation, build an educational journey that matches your ambitions.
Discover the different admission pathways, application requirements, and steps to follow to join one of our Bachelor's programs and take your future to the next level.
Bachelor's Program Intakes
For Year 1: The academic year begins in September. A January intake is also available, allowing students to change their study path during the academic year through an accelerated six-month program.
For Years 2 and 3: The academic year begins in September.
Admission to Year 1
For Applicants Currently Pursuing or Holding a Foreign High School Diploma (or Equivalent)
Would you like to join the first year of the Master in Management at Paris School of Business with a foreign qualification? The admission process consists of an application review followed by a motivation interview. Discover the steps to follow to join our school.
1.
Application
Submit Your Application
To apply for the Master in Management, complete your application directly online or download the application form.
Required documents:
- Completed application form.
- A copy of a valid identity document (front and back) or residence permit.
- Copies of all diplomas obtained (including the high school diploma) and academic transcripts from the last three years. Documents must be certified copies and translated into English or French if originally issued in another language.
- A certificate of enrollment for the current academic year, if applicable.
- Results of the required language proficiency tests, depending on the chosen track.
- A CV and a motivation letter.
- A letter of recommendation from a teacher, school principal, or professional (optional).
Application fee: €80 (€40 for French government scholarship recipients, upon presentation of supporting documentation).
2.
Language Proficiency
Provide Proof of Language Proficiency
Depending on your chosen language of instruction, you must demonstrate sufficient language proficiency to successfully complete your studies.
For the French Track: A B2 level in French is required. If French is not your native language, you must provide proof of proficiency (TCF, DELF, or DALF).
For the English Track: You will be required to take an online English proficiency test unless you already hold a valid official test score (IELTS, TOEFL, or TOEIC) meeting the minimum requirements:
- IELTS: 5.5
- TOEFL: 70
- TOEIC: 785
Official test results must be less than 2 years old at the time of application.
3.
Interview
Attend a Motivation Interview
After your application has been reviewed, you may be invited to a 30-minute motivation interview, held either in person in Paris or online.
This interview allows the admissions panel to learn more about your background, assess your motivation, and better understand your study plans at Paris School of Business.
The interview consists of three stages:
- Introduction of the candidate and the admissions panel (5 min)
- Discussion about your motivation (15 min)
- Answering two open-ended questions (10 min): you will choose two questions from four topics:
- Contemporary and societal issues
- Experiences
- Personality
- Future plans
4.
Admission
Confirm Your Admission
At the end of the selection process, you will be notified of the admission decision.
If your application is successful, you will be able to finalize your enrollment at Paris School of Business.
For Applicants Currently Pursuing or Holding a French Baccalaureate
To join the first year of the Master in Management at Paris School of Business, you must apply through Parcoursup. Discover the steps to follow to prepare for your admission.
1.
Parcoursup
Submit Your Choices on Parcoursup
Register on Parcoursup and select Paris School of Business (Paris 5th arrondissement) as your main choice. You can then choose from three sub-choices:
- Bachelor Management International (French Track)
- Bachelor in International Management (English Track)
- Bachelor Tech for Management (French Track)
Complete your application and confirm your choices before the specified deadlines. The application fee is €50.
2.
Oral Exams
Take the Admission Oral Exams at Paris School of Business
If your application is shortlisted following its review on Parcoursup, you will be invited to attend the oral admission exams at Paris School of Business.
These exams consist of two stages: a 35-minute group interview, featuring a debate on a current affairs topic, followed by a 10-minute individual interview, including a personal introduction pitch and a discussion with the admissions panel.
4.
Admission
Confirm Your Admission on Parcoursup
Check your results and admission offers directly on Parcoursup.
If you receive an admission offer from Paris School of Business, you can accept it within the specified deadlines and then finalize your enrollment at the school.
Admission to Years 2 or 3
Direct Admission to Year 2 or 3 of a Bachelor's Program
Would you like to join a Bachelor's program at Paris School of Business after starting your higher education studies? Direct admission allows you to enter Year 2 or 3 of the program*, depending on your academic background.
Your application will be assessed based on your academic records, followed by a language proficiency assessment and a motivation interview. Discover the steps to follow to join Paris School of Business.
*The Bachelor Tech for Management is currently only open to applicants entering Year 1.
1.
Application
Submit Your Application
To apply for a Bachelor's program, complete your application directly online or download the application form.
Required documents:
- Completed application form
- Academic transcripts and diplomas obtained since high school, demonstrating that you have earned the required number of ECTS credits for your intended year of admission, along with French translations for documents issued in other languages
- A certificate of enrollment for the current academic year, if applicable
- A curriculum vitae (CV)
- A motivation letter
- Results of the required language proficiency tests, depending on the chosen track
- A letter of recommendation (optional, but strongly recommended)
Admission Requirements by Year:
- Year 2: Successful completion of one year of higher education (60 ECTS credits)
- Year 3: Successful completion of two years of higher education (120 ECTS credits)
Application fee: €80 (€40 for French government scholarship recipients, upon presentation of supporting documentation).
2.
Language Proficiency
Provide Proof of Language Proficiency
Depending on your chosen language of instruction, you must demonstrate sufficient language proficiency to successfully complete your studies.
For the French Track (available in Year 2) or certain Year 3 specializations: A B2 level in French is required. If French is not your native language, you must provide official proof of proficiency (DELF, DALF, or TCF).
For the English Track (available in Year 2) or certain Year 3 specializations: You must provide an official English proficiency test score meeting the minimum requirements for your intended year of admission.
- Admission to Year 2 or 3: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 70, or TOEIC 785 minimum.
- Admission to Year 4: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80, or TOEIC 850 minimum.
Test results must be less than 2 years old.
3.
Interview
Attend a Motivation Interview
After your application has been reviewed, you may be invited to a 30-minute motivation interview, held either in person in Paris or online.
This interview allows the admissions panel to learn more about your background, assess your motivation, and better understand your study plans at Paris School of Business.
The interview consists of three stages:
- Introduction of the candidate and the admissions panel (5 min)
- Discussion about your motivation (15 min)
- Answering two open-ended questions (10 min): you will choose two questions from four topics:
- Contemporary and societal issues
- Experiences
- Personality
- Future plans
4.
Admission
Confirm Your Admission
At the end of the selection process, you will be notified of the admission decision.
If your application is successful, you will be able to finalize your enrollment at Paris School of Business.
Oral Exam and Admission Session Schedule
Dates for oral exams and admission sessions will be available soon.
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