Bachelor of Science in Management
The first two years of our Bachelor's Degree, accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, consist of a general core curriculum designed to develop a solid understanding of management sciences.
- Sept. 2025/ Jan. 2026
- 3 years
- French or English
- September: starting €10,300 / January: starting €8,400
- BAC+3
The first two years of our degree, accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, consist of a general common core aimed at developing a solid understanding of management sciences.
The third and final year is dedicated to specialization or studying abroad in order to enter the job market or to prepare for further studies with a solid foundation.
RNCP Title 39442 - EDC Paris Business School Diploma
Level 6Date of registration: 25/07/2024
Legal names of the certifying bodies: EDC Paris and the Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
INTRODUCTION
BACHELOR'S DEGREE
The Bachelor from EDC Paris Business School is a professional degree, recognized by the State (bachelor's level), designed to meet the concrete expectations of the job market.
Thanks to a work-study rhythm starting in the 3rd year, it offers a rapid skills development and real immersion in the company.
You also have the option to choose from 5 key specializations — Business Development, Digital Marketing, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, or International Business — to build a path that reflects your identity and aligns with employers' needs.
Our bachelor can be pursued 100% in English as early as the first year.
Dates for 2025–2026:
First year: 9 September 2025 to 28 August 2026
Second year: 8 September 2025 to 24 May 2026
Third year: 15 September 2025 to 28 August 2026
GOALS
STRENGTHS OF THE PROGRAM
PROGRAM
CURRICULUM & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
The three-year program is divided into 6 semesters; it awards a total of 180 ECTS credits, and each student completes a minimum of 606 hours of instruction. The program primarily takes place on the "Paris La Défense" campus.
Program Bilingual
French/English track or Full-English track
1st semester
Fundamentals of Accounting
Quantitative Decision Support Methods 1 (MQAD1)
Sales Techniques and Marketing Innovation
‘Marketing Innovation’ Project VTT
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Tech for Business
Geopolitics
Fundamentals of Law
Soft Skills 1: Self-Awareness and Team Building
English LV1
LV2 (optional)
Effective Working Methods
Community Life 1
2nd semester
Cost accounting
Quantitative Decision Support Methods 2 (MQAD2)
Marketing studies and research
Business challenge
Ecological transition & CSR
Business law
Fundamentals of economics
Project management
Tech for Business
English
Second foreign language (optional)
Internship 1A
Career workshop & professional project 1
Club activities 2
Program
Bilingual French/English track or entirely English track
3rd semester
Financial analysis
Strategic marketing
Sustainable marketing
Statistics for businesses
Introduction to research
Human resources management
Ideation and entrepreneurial opportunity
Ideation and entrepreneurial opportunity
Intercultural management
Soft skills 2: Connecting with others and communication
English 3
Optional second foreign language
Career workshop & professional project 2
Student life 3
4th semester
Cost control and analysis
Operational marketing
Probability theory
Doing business in Europe
Human resources management
Digital transformation
Career and professional project workshop
English
Third foreign language (optional)
Internship + internship report / Skills Passport (8 to 12 weeks)
International Business Development
Luxury Management
Digital Marketing and Business Management
Digital Marketing and Business Management (work-study program)
Finance, Accounting & Management Control
Program
Specialisation International Business Development (Full-English track, student status)
Semester 5
Managing a profit center
Advanced Sales Negotiation
New business models
Doing business in Europe
Research thesis methodology
International Business Law
Management of large international accounts
Business Game
Business challenge
Soft Skills
English 5 / FLE
LV2 optionelle
Foreign Languge (optional)
Career workshops and professional projects
Student associative life 4
Semester 6
International internship
Specialisation Luxury Management (Full-English track, student status)
Semester 5
Knowledge & challenges of the luxury industry
Digital Marketing in Luxury
International development strategy in luxury
Luxury retail management
Management of sales force in luxury
Research thesis methodology
Marketing Law
Business Game
Business challenge
Soft Skills
English 5 / FLE
LV2 optionnelle
Foreign Language (optional)
Career workshops and professional projects
Student associative life 4
Semester 6
International internship
Specialisation Marketing Digital & Management Commercial (Full-French track, student or apprentice status)
Semester 5
Management de la relation client (CRM & Big data)
Stratégie de communication (multicanal)
Communication digitale : social marketing community management et e-reputation
Référencement, SEO et web analytics
Prospection et Négociation avancée
Story telling et UX
Management des grands comptes
Tutorat mémoire professionnel
Business Game
Outils de création web
English 5
LV2 optionnelle
Atelier "efficacité professionnelle et carrière"
Student associative life 4
Semestre 6
International internship
Specialisation Marketing Digital & Management Commercial (WORK-STUDY PROGRAM)
Semester 5
Management de la relation client (CRM & Big data)
Stratégie de communication (multicanal)
Communication digitale : social marketing community management et e-reputation
Prospection et Négociation avancée
Hakaton DCF
Story telling et UX
Tutorat mémoire professionnel
Business Game
Pitch "ta start up"
Storytelling d'un manager influent
English 5
LV2 optionnelle
Atelier "efficacité professionnelle et carrière"
Semester 6
Référencement, SEO et web analytics
Hakaton création
Business developpement à l'international
Management des grands comptes
Outils de création web
Management opérationnel des équipes
Memoire professionnel et Soutenance
Business Game
Soft Skills 3
English 6
LV2 optionnelle
Specialisation in Finance, Accounting and Management Control (100% French-language training for apprentices or students)
Semester 5
Comptabilité financière
Analyse des coûts et contrôle de gestion
Finance d'entreprise
Fondamentaux des Fintech
Droit des sociétés (+ chapitre droit fiscal)
Tutorat mémoire professionnel
Business Game
Analyse des données avec Power BI
Storytelling d'un manager influent
English 5
LV2 optionnelle
Atelier carrière & projet professionnel
Semester 6
Comptabilité approfondie
Ingénierie et stratégie financière
Politique d’investissement et de financement
Audit légal
Contrôle de gestion et stratégie
Doit social et du travail
Finance internationale
Memoire professionnel et Soutenance
Business Game
Soft Skills 4
English 6
LV2 optionnelle
Or
One-semester or one-year academic exchange, with the possibility of a double degree at the partner universities listed below.
Internship (if specializing in initial training)
End-of-studies internship of at least 20 weeks in France or abroad* directly related to the chosen specialization.
It is based on total immersion in a company or organization of any kind and aims to apply the knowledge acquired during training and the skills developed in previous internships. This end-of-studies internship leads to a defense before a jury that evaluates both the substance and form of the student's professional experience.
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EDC Paris Business School has four dual degree agreements with three different institutions abroad:
- McGill University (Canada): Applied Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Management
- Dublin Business School -Griffith College (Ireland): Business Studies
- Academia de Studies Economics de Bucarest (Romania): International Management
Throughout the academic program, students are assessed in a variety of ways:
Examination methods are adapted to the level of study: during the first cycle, exams (multiple-choice questions, knowledge tests, application exercises) are mainly designed to assess knowledge acquisition. Subsequently, students are assessed mainly through case studies, role-playing exercises, and project presentations. Each internship gives rise to the writing of a report intended to ensure the acquisition of skills.
More generally, we rely on the following six levels of cognitive skills to assess our students:
Understanding: quizzes, matching exercises, etc. Recognizing/Knowing: quizzes, matching exercises, etc. Applying: (practical exercises, simulations, etc.) Analyzing: (problem solving, case studies, etc.) Evaluating: (case studies, critiques, etc.) Creating: (projects, etc.)
Teachers award bonus points for active participation in class or remotely when students contribute to a discussion forum.
TRANSFERS AND EQUIVALENCIES
No transfers or equivalencies: all students enrolled in the program are required to complete all modules.
CONTINUING YOUR STUDIES
If you wish to continue your studies after the Bachelor of Science in Management, you can! For example, you can join the Grande Ecole Program in your fourth year and pursue a Master of Science (MSc) in one of the specializations that interests you (Finance, Marketing, etc.).
To learn about all the options available to you after graduation, click here.
Working professionals can apply to have their professional skills recognized through a VAE process, provided that they submit their application more than nine months before the graduation committee meets.
For more information, please contact our Admissions Department by email at [email protected] or by phone at +1 919 780 2115.
A COURSE FOCUSED ON ACTION
Our students carry out consulting assignments based on real-life cases. First and second years: a minimum 6- to 8-week internship in France or abroad in the second year, and consulting assignments with companies. Third year: minimum 20- to 24-week end-of-studies internship in France or abroad, or 12-month apprenticeship, and consulting assignments with companies.
EDC Paris Business School allows students to complete their studies through work-study programs.
Two types of contracts are available for work-study programs: the apprenticeship contract for Bachelor's degrees and the professional training contract for M.Sc In. Both allow students to combine practical training in a company with theoretical training in an educational institution.
Popular with students and companies alike, this program allows students to gain unique, long-term experience as a real company employee (1 week at school – 3 weeks in a company). This professional experience provides students with valuable know-how and interpersonal skills that are highly valued in the workplace.
The work-study contract allows students to be exempt from tuition fees and receive remuneration.
*Figures updated in 2025: 117 Bachelor's degree graduates from the class of 2023-2024 were surveyed. 84 B3 students responded to the survey.
ADMISSIONS
Admission based on qualifications - France - 2nd and 3rd years
This pathway is open to all French students who have earned 60 or 120 ECTS credits at a university or state-recognized institution, or who hold a DUT, BTS, or RNCP Level V qualification.
Admission based on qualifications - International - 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years
This pathway is open to all international students who hold a diploma equivalent to the baccalaureate or who have earned 60 or 120 ECTS credits at a university or institution recognized by the official authorities of the country in which it is located.
POST-BAC ADMISSIONS 1ST YEAR
STEP 1- PARCOURSUP
The candidate applies to “EDC Paris BS” to enroll in the Bachelor's program.
For students in their final year of high school:
- Preliminary French baccalaureate and specialty grades,
- Common exams,
- Grades from the first year (3 terms) and final year (first 2 terms),
Elements from the Avenir form (work methods, autonomy, commitment, and initiative, etc.)
For high school graduates changing career paths:
- Baccalaureate grades,
- Preliminary French baccalaureate grades,
- Any honors
STEP 2 - INTERNAL "CONCOURS"
(for candidates who have successfully completed the first stage only)
Registration fees for the internal competition are payable via Parcoursup.
- Step 1 (eligibility phase): analysis of the Parcoursup application
- Stage 2 (admission phase)
Asynchronous oral exams (remote via video):
- Step 1 (eligibility phase) : analysis of the Parcoursup application
- Step 2 (admission phase)
Exam dates :
April 2026
ADMISSIONS TROUGH APPLICATION
2ND AND 3RD YEAR (FRENCH)
Admission TROUGH APPLICATION + MOTIVATION INTERVIEW
- Content of the application file:
- Copies of diplomas obtained,
- Cover letter and two letters of recommendation.
- For successful candidates, the assessment continues with two oral exams:
- 1st oral exam (30 minutes) - motivation & suitability for the program's objectives
- 2nd oral exam (30 minutes) - English multiple-choice questions
1ST, 2ND AND 3RD YEAR (INTERNATIONAL)
Admission TROUGH APPLICATION + MOTIVATION INTERVIEW
Contents of the application file:
- Transcripts (last two years),
- Copies of diplomas obtained,
- Cover letter and two letters of recommendation,
- Valid French as a foreign language test for candidates who have not attended French-language schools.
For successful applicants, the assessment continues with two oral exams:
- 1st oral exam (30 minutes) - motivation & suitability for the program's objectives
- 2nd oral exam (30 minutes) - multiple-choice questions in English
Application deadline: according to the terms and conditions of the competition or the start date of the program, except for students requiring a visa (8 weeks before the start date).
TUITION FEES
SPRING INTAKE JANUARY
- French and UE students : € 8,400/year*
- International students : €8,600 /year*
* tuition fees 2025/2026
START OF THE YEAR IN SEPTEMBER
- French and UE students : starting €10,400/year*
- international students : starting €10,700/year*
* tuition fees 2025/2026
FUNDING
Wondering how to finance your studies? Discover the resources available at EDC Paris Business School to help you finance your studies.
For more information, the admissions department offers personalized appointments by phone at +33(0)9 80 80 21 15 or by email: [email protected]
CONTACTS
Director of the Bachelor's program:
Monica FIERRO PORTO
[email protected]
Schooling:
Sandrine MANUEL DE CONDINGUY
[email protected]
Admissions Manager:
Sabrine BEN AMMAR
[email protected]
Disability Advisor:
Isabelle FONTANELLA
[email protected]
SPRING INTAKE JANUARY– PRICE: €7,700
Do you have a high school diploma and are still looking for a place at a prestigious university?
Have you chosen a field of study for your higher education that doesn't suit you?
EDC Paris Business School offers you the opportunity to change direction and join our students during the academic year, starting in January 2026, thanks to its deferred start date, allowing you to join a business school through an accelerated program.
Start date: January 2026
End of classes: July 2026
Classes during school holidays
Possibility of classes or exams on Saturday mornings and Thursday afternoons
E-learning program
ECTS credits: 60
The deferred start date allows students to enter the first year of the Bachelor's degree in Management by following an intensive and tailored course over one semester, according to the following terms:
- Classes during school holidays
- Possibility of classes or exams on Saturday mornings and Thursday afternoons
We will support you with a program specially designed to allow you to start the first year later but achieve the same objectives and complete the same programs as students who joined the program in September 2025.
This means that you will join your classmates in the second year of the Bachelor's Degree in Management at the start of the 2025 academic year, thanks to the accelerated first-year program.
To register, apply now by downloading the application form. You will receive a response within 48 hours.
Admission based on high school grades and motivation letter.
EDC Paris: the Grande École for work-study programs and close ties with businesses
Master's degree recognized by the French government
Four specializations in key sectors of the job market:
- Digital Marketing & Sales Management,
- Global Luxury Brand Management,
- International Business Development,
- Finance, Accounting,
- and Management Control
Three tracks of excellence:
- French track from the 1st year
- International track from the 2nd year
- Luxury Management track from the 3rd year with specializations in Global Luxury Brand Management
Strong international experience and interculturality
Possibility of dual degrees in France and abroad
Work-study programs available
Strong commitment from our 20,000 influential alumni in 71 countries
CAREER
Our Bachelor's degree in Management entitles you to an RNCP* Level II qualification (Level 6 – European classification) equivalent to a Bac+3 degree and/or an official degree from a foreign university.
All students who join the Bachelor's programme after 1 September 2024 will receive a Bac+3 degree accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education.
As part of the Bachelor's degree programme, 75 hours spread over 3 years are dedicated to developing career plans and finding a first job.
This support programme, called ‘EDC Impact’, enables each student to gradually build their career plan over the 3 years of their course. It puts technical and behavioural teachings into practice and introduces new educational modules (courses on internship search techniques, personalised preparation and mock job interviews supervised by recruitment professionals).
- 1st year: gain a better understanding of your personality and skills
- 2nd year: identify targeted professions that match your aspirations and gradually build your career path
- 3rd year: finalise your career plan by highlighting the skills you have acquired and the personality traits that will enable you to make a difference in the workplace.
Find your dream job with our Career Centre, which has more than 3,000 internship offers and 2,500 job offers published every year.
Force EDC is the network of former EDC Paris Business School students. It has 18,500 members in 71 countries around the world.
The Association has three main missions:
To coordinate the alumni network in France and around the worldTo support graduates throughout their careers, wherever they are, by offering them personalised servicesTo promote EDC Paris Business School through events and meetings in France and around the world.
- Digital, marketing and communication: digital project manager, community manager, digital communication manager, content manager
- Commercial management: area manager, manager of office-based or field sales teams, key account engineer, sales engineer
- International track: product manager, start-up consultant, export manager, business unit manager
TESTIMONIES
WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY ABOUT US
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Victoire HOSSARD Founder of Chichi CastelnangoClass of 2017
I started a business while studying at EDC Paris Business School. And in parallel, I integrated the Student Entrepreneur Course. This course is a great accompaniment from A to Z on all our business creation.
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Christelle GEORGET Corporate Real Estate Consultant at CBREClass of 2018
I chose “IE” for its international aspect. I have just returned from an internship with an Australian start-up. There are so many opportunities and markets to seize abroad !
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Margaux LELUX Cofounder of OANI - To The Wall & BeyondClass of 2018
In the 3rd year, I worked, within the framework of my internship, within the Orange External Communication Department, on two major events: the GQ Night Style in the Marais district, and the Euro football organized in France during the summer of 2016.
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Adrian TABONEClass of 2019
All the missions carried out were rich of teaching. At the end of the year, I did my internship “Commercial Force” in a Nicolas shop as a Proxy Manager and I gained a lot of autonomy and rigor.
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Mohamed OUMENKHACHEClass of 2023
A renowned school, which offers the opportunity to discover new horizons even those that seem inaccessible to a student, the opportunity of a professional insertion as an apprentice allowing to integrate the strategic top of the hierarchy.
In addition to the academic framework, a rich associative life is part of the customs, perpetuated by each Edecian.
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Nicolas RIEUL Directeur Général de la zone Europe du Sud chez CriteoPromotion 2011
Directeur Général de la zone Europe du Sud chez Criteo
Diplômé de la promotion 2011, spécialité “management international”, je suis aujourd’hui directeur général de Criteo en France.
C’est une entreprise qui est capable de rivaliser avec les plus grands de la publicité en ligne, comme Google ou Facebook, et qui est même leader sur le segment de la génération de ventes en ligne pour les e-commerçants. Je suis également président de l’IAB, une organisation professionnelle qui traite des problématiques de la publicité en ligne.
Cette thématique des nouvelles technologies me passionne. Quand on est passionné, on ne compte pas ses heures, on n’a pas l’impression de travailler. Cela permet de se donner au maximum, de se dépasser et de sortir du lot.
Dans ma carrière, j’ai aussi pu m’appuyer sur l’esprit d’entreprendre que j’ai trouvé à l’EDC Paris Business School, cette envie d’avoir un impact. Quand on crée sa société, c’est génial, mais réussir à garder cet état d’esprit au sein d’une entreprise où l’on est salarié, c’est un grand atout, et c’est pour cela qu’il faut rejoindre l’EDC. Je suis d’ailleurs le parrain de la promotion 2025 et je pense très fort à eux, je suis heureux de les accompagner.
STUDENT LIFE
Community involvement and solidarity are at the heart of EDC Paris Business School's educational programme. Students can join one of the school's 13 associations or get involved with a partner association and carry out projects related to the social and non-market economy.
Students choose to join one of EDC Paris Business School's associations (Student Union, Sports Union, EDC Gala, Entrepreneurs' Club, etc.).