Labels and national accolades
Conférence des Grandes Ecoles
Paris School of Business is an official member of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles.
Among the members of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles (CGE) are 48 business schools authorized to deliver a post-secondary, minimum five-year, Masters-level national diploma. Belonging to this high-level community commits Paris School of Business to nurturing contact and sharing best practices in the areas of teaching and research.
In addition to the Grande Ecole Master in Management program, two Paris School of Business Masters of Science are also CGE-accredited: the MSc Data Management and Cybersecurity & Management.
Ministry for Higher Education and Research
Paris School of Business has formal recognition by the State.
State recognition is awarded after an audit of the quality of a school’s teaching, administration, management and financial stability by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. This State recognition rubberstamps the seriousness of the school as a whole and the standard of the training programs that it delivers.
Our Grande Ecole and Bachelor programs have been awarded Masters (five years post-secondary) and degree (three years post-secondary) level respectively.
RNCP
The National Register of Professional Certifications identifies all diplomas officially recognized in France and delivered by the State.
All Paris School of Business degree-granting diplomas are RNCP-registered.
BSIS
Obtained in 2022, the BSIS (Business School Impact System) label assesses and certifies the academic, research, economic, social and ecological impact a school of management has on its environment.
Label 4Digital
Exclusively for CGE members, this label recognizes and highlights a school’s effective use of digital technology with its students and faculty.
Paris School of Business memberships
PRME
Founded in 2007, The Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) are an initiative supported by The United Nations.
Based upon six principles, PRME mobilizes business and management schools to ensure that they provide future executives with the skills needed to balance economic targets and sustainability while drawing the required attention to sustainable development objectives and aligning teaching institutions with the work of the United Nations Global Compact.
Erasmus +
The Erasmus scheme is a student and teacher exchange program between universities, European business schools and teaching institutions from around the world.
Academy of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Set up by teachers from a variety of backgrounds (universities, high schools, business and engineering schools, institutes of technology, etc.) and hosted by the FNEGE, the academy’s main aim is to nurture entrepreneurship and innovation at all levels of the education system and within continuing education.
National Foundation for Corporate Management Education
Created in 1698 by the French State and companies, the National Foundation for Corporate Management Education is designed to support high-level training and research in the field of Management Science within France.
UGEI
The UGEI is a private higher education federation, set up as an association in 1993. It was founded in order to bring together engineering and management schools that share the same degree of independence in their operations.
Autorité des Marchés Financiers
The aim of this independent public body is to strengthen the efficiency and exposure of French financial market regulation.