International Bachelor in Management

Program Overview

The International Bachelor in Management is a three-year program accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, AACSB, and BGA. It provides a solid foundation in management principles, international business development, and specialization in areas such as finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Students benefit from hands-on projects, internships, and study abroad opportunities, preparing them for successful careers in various business sectors.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The International Bachelor in Management is a three-year program accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, conferring the Licence degree (Bac+3 - Level 6 ). It is internationally accredited by AACSB and BGA. The program is composed of a first year dedicated to the learning of Management bases, followed by a second, internationally oriented year and a third year of specialization. The Bachelor helps students become responsible, operational, and international Business Developers.

Outline:

1st year: Get involved and explore

Students take on responsibilities by getting involved in projects while studying the fundamentals of management. They are also embarking on a real international trade process with a partner company. In small groups, they face the economic, cultural, legal and logistical feasibility conditions of an international export project. A 2-month internship will allow them to put their skills into practice. The hourly volume of courses for this year is 394hrs

2nd year: Open to international thanks to new technologies

Students go abroad for one semester minimum or 1 year as an option. On campus, they start a business development process with a partner company. In small groups, they carry out the feasibility study of this international development thanks to new technologies (e-commerce). A 2-month internship will allow them to put their skills into practice. The hourly volume of courses for this year is 363hrs

3rd year: Specialization

Students have the possibility, depending on their specialization, to complete their last year of Bachelor in a work-study training format. 7 specializations in French or English are offered to students according to their career objectives:

• Audit Management Accounting FR (work-study)
• Bank & Finance EN (full time)
• E-commerce & Digital Marketing FR (work-study)
• International Business EN (full time)
• Marketing & Communication FR/EN (work-study)
• Marketing & Digital in Luxury EN (full time)
• Start-up & Business Development FR (work-study)
They select their courses in order to start or complete their specialization and they participate in a related Business Game. If their specialization is not on a work-study basis, a 3-month internship will allow them to put their skills into practice. The hourly volume of courses for this year is 539hrs

Assessment:

Validation of all 5 required blocks will lead to the Bachelor's degree in General and International Management and the associated RNCP level 6 title.

Teaching:

During their studies at Paris School of Business, students will receive a variety of courses that will allow them to develop their creativity and their ability to adapt. The teaching methods are as follows:

• Group work
• Theoretical courses
• Workplace situations
• Inverted classes
• Business Games
• Semester pojects
• Workshops

Careers:

After obtaining their Bachelor's degree, students can enter directly into working life. The program offers many career possibilities:

• Audit Management Accounting
• Bank & Finance
• E-commerce & Digital Marketing
• International Business
• Marketing & Communication
• Marketing & Digital in Luxury
• Start-up & Business Development

Tuition fees 1st year : €9 500 2nd year : €9 500 3rd year : €9 500In the 3rd year, depending on their specialization, students are doing a work-study training and don’t pay the tuition fees. They are also considered as an employee and have a salary. GrantThe CROUS state grant is delivered by the CROUS and attributed on the tax assessment (or non-tax assessment) of the student’s parents. This financial aid is attributed according to the income of the household, the number of children to support and the distance from the school. The grant is regularly transferred (in 10 monthly payments) by the CROUS, through bank transfer.Grants for expatriations : European Erasmus Grant ; Regional aids ; OFAJ grant ; AMOPA grant.Other grants : The company where the student’s parents work ; FEDEEH grants.