EIU-Paris awards institutional degrees developed, delivered, and assessed internally by the university in full compliance with the French Education Code (Articles L 444-1 to L 444-11 and R 444-1 to R 444-28). While these are not classified as Diplomes Nationaux, they are internationally benchmarked in alignment with the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and the UNESCO Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications

For Bachelor's programs, applicants must hold a Level 5 qualification, diploma in business/management, or associate degree in a related field, demonstrate English proficiency (exempt if prior education was in English medium), possess basic digital literacy and a stable internet connection, and exhibit strong self-motivation and independent learning capacity.

Applicants are required to submit several documents including education certificates, a personal statement (500-word essay), a passport copy, and a passport-size photo.

EIU-Paris operates a multi-campus, blended-learning model with partner campuses situated in strategic locations worldwide

EIU-Paris provides housing services to accommodate non-resident students, with a student hostel designed for international students throughout their studies

International students studying at EIU-Paris typically apply for a "Type D" visa, also called a national visa or long-stay visa, with the mention "Student" or "Student-mobility".

Graduates who wish to remain in France after their residence permit expires must apply for renewal 2 to 3 months before their current permit runs out.