The school operates within the Campus Parodi, a modern educational environment of approximately 6,500 m² that supports a dynamic student experience. Its facilities include over 100 modular classrooms and lecture rooms, of which around 12 are amphitheaters equipped with up‑to‑date teaching technology.

Secondary school completion (“Baccalauréat”) or equivalent is required for entry into the first year of a Bachelor programme. Applicants may also enter second year with a Bac+1 (or 60 ECTS) or third year with a Bac+2 (or 120 ECTS) equivalent qualification. For non‑EU/international students, a French language proficiency at minimum level B2 is required, since most undergraduate instruction (especially in law and management tracks) is in French. Proof of proficiency typically involves recognised language certificates or equivalent evidence of ability to study in French. Online application form Academic transcripts and diploma Motivation interview and/or admissions assessment (concours) — ESAM uses its own competitive admission process, which includes motivational exchanges and sometimes written or oral evaluations. Interview with the admissions service, often including an evaluation of motivation and communication skills. ESAM’s international recruitment team assists with application support, visa procedures, and pre‑arrival guidance. Students typically apply directly through the school’s website and do not use the French national platform Parcoursup for bachelor admissions.

You must hold a Bachelor’s degree (Bac+3 / 180 ECTS or equivalent) to enter the first year of a Mastère Professionnel (Master‑level programme). If you already have a Bac+4 (240 ECTS), you may enter directly into the second year of the Mastère Pro cycle. For specialised MBA‑level programmes (often Bac+6 or similar), you generally need a Master’s degree (Bac+5 / 300 ECTS) or Bac+4 plus 3–5 years of professional experience. Since ESAM programmes are primarily taught in French, international candidates (especially non‑EU) must demonstrate French language proficiency at a minimum B2 level to be considered for admission. Completed online application with academic transcripts and degree certificates. Professional CV / résumé detailing education and any work experience. Motivation interview / professional project interview with ESAM’s admissions team (often conducted on campus or online). ome programmes require passing the ESAM admissions exam/selection process, which may include written assessments and oral interviews.

ESAM School of Management, Finance and Law in Paris is located in the dynamic 10th arrondissement of a major European capital, and while the school itself doesn’t publicly highlight specific campus security personnel or gated security like some universities do, students study in a well‑populated urban environment where general city safety precautions apply.

Student life at the ESAM School of Management, Finance & Law Paris blends academic focus with cultural, social, and professional experiences in one of Europe’s most vibrant capitals. Because ESAM is located near the Canal Saint‑Martin and central Paris, students benefit from a lively urban setting filled with cafés, cultural venues, parks, and easy access to public transport, helping them balance study with social and recreational activities.

ESAM School of Management, Finance and Law in Paris does not have its own on‑campus student residences, but the school actively supports students in finding housing around the city. The institution’s student services team guides learners — including international students in securing suitable accommodation such as student residences, shared apartments, private rentals and temporary housing near the campus.

ESAM’s Corporate Services/Business Relations Department actively supports students and graduates in connecting with employers for stages (internships), alternance (work‑study) contracts, and employment opportunities throughout the year. This includes CV distribution, direct job offers, and employer outreach.