Yes, applicants for bachelor's programmes must be between 18 and 23 years old. However, there is no age limit for master's, MBA, D.B.A. or Ph.D. programmes, allowing candidates from diverse professional and academic backgrounds to apply.

Admission decisions are typically sent within 24 hours. The application is then reviewed by a committee of academics to ensure that it is an appropriate match. You will receive confirmation via email, so please check your inbox regularly. Additionally, it is a good idea to monitor the EMA website for updates regarding the application process and deadlines.

Yes, EMA provides a conditional admission letter upon acceptance. However, the unconditional admission letter is only issued after tuition payment has been completed. This ensures that students have the necessary documentation for their next steps while finalising their enrollment at EMA.

The tuition fee at EMA differs according to your chosen programme. In general, it ranges between €7,000 and €10,000 per year. EMA is known for its quality education certified by Qualiopi. The business school aims to empower students to reach their full potential through its accessible, high-quality education. Additionally, EMA offers scholarships to deserving students who meet eligibility criteria for various programmes. These scholarships can cover up to 50% of tuition fees, depending on the intake period and the selected programme, making EMA an attractive option among international business schools.

Applying for a scholarship at EMA is a simple process. The procedure involves submitting an application for an EMA graduate programme, providing required documents, an invitation to an interview with the admissions head for shortlisted applicants, and receiving a conditional or unconditional offer letter with complete details including the applied scholarship.

France offers a wide range of student housing, including university dormitories (CROUS), private student residences, shared apartments, private studio apartments, and homestays. Monthly rents vary: CROUS dormitories cost between €200-€400, shared apartments between €350-€700, private student residences between €800-€900, homestays between €650-€1200, and private studio apartments between €900-€1500.

EMA offers a support system to help students find suitable accommodation in Paris. From personalised guidance on your chosen programme to assistance with visa and accommodation paperwork, the team ensures a smooth transition for every student. Whether you are looking for shared apartments, student residences or private rentals, EMA’s dedicated support makes finding your home away from home stress-free.

A French student visa requires applicants to demonstrate financial stability by providing proof that they have the funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses. This includes a minimum monthly income of €615, totalling €7,380 per year. Students must also show proof of one full year’s tuition fees, depending on their chosen programme. Acceptable proof of funds includes bank statements, scholarship certificates, or parental financial support. EMA offers a dedicated support service to guide you through every step of the process.