MBS is triple-accredited — a distinction held by less than 1% of business schools worldwide: AACSB (USA) EQUIS (Europe) AMBA (UK) These accreditations certify the school’s excellence in education, research, and global engagement.

MBS was founded in 1897 by the Montpellier Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It became historically significant by: Becoming the first French business school to admit women in 1915 Consistently evolving to include cutting-edge programs like the Executive MBA (1994) and Bachelor of International Business Administration (2000)

The typical admission process includes: Online application via the official MBS portal Submission of required documents Assessment of English and/or French language skills (if applicable) A pre-recorded video interview for selected candidates Payment of application fees

Applicants usually need to submit: CV (résumé) Motivation letter Copy of highest degree obtained Academic transcripts Passport or national ID copy English language test score (TOEFL, IELTS, or MBS English test) French test score (TCF, DELF, or DALF – only for bilingual tracks) TAGE MAGE, GRE, or GMAT score (or take the MBS logic/reasoning test)

Yes, if English is not your native language or if your prior education wasn’t in English, you must provide proof of English proficiency. MBS accepts: TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent Or you can take the free MBS English test

Yes. MBS has 24/7 security measures in place, which likely include surveillance systems and on-site personnel to maintain a secure environment for all students and staff.

Yes. MBS offers on-campus accommodation options that are secure and managed to ensure student comfort and safety. These housing facilities are designed with student well-being in mind.

Absolutely. MBS has a dedicated Student Experience team that supports students with a wide range of issues, including safety, housing, well-being, and campus life.

MBS offers the Bachelor of International Business Administration (BIBA), a 3-year program designed to develop agile managers and entrepreneurs. It includes options for study abroad, internships, and double degrees with partner universities.

The Grande École Program is a prestigious 5-year track that combines undergraduate and graduate-level studies. It leads to a Master’s in Management, emphasizing areas like strategy, marketing, and international business.

MBS offers several MSc programs, including: MSc in Finance MSc in Marketing MSc in International Business MSc in Digital Transformation MSc in Business Excellence These programs are designed for international and French students seeking specialized management skills.

MBS offers a variety of scholarships including: International Excellence Scholarships (merit-based) App’titude Scholarships (for work-study students) MBS Alumni Scholarships (based on social and academic criteria) Eiffel Scholarships (prestigious French government scholarship) MBS Employees’ Scholarship (needs-based, funded by staff) CORDÉE DE LA RÉUSSITE program (for students from underrepresented backgrounds)

The App’titude Scholarship supports students enrolled in work-study programs. It helps cover training costs and encourages professional integration by easing financial pressure while students gain experience.

This scholarship is designed for high-achieving international students. Selection is based on academic excellence, motivation, and alignment with MBS values. It may cover part or all of the tuition fees, and in some cases, living expenses.

MBS offers over 20 student associations covering a wide range of interests, including: Sports teams and tournaments Cultural clubs (theatre, music, arts) Solidarity and social action groups Student exchange and international integration associations These groups provide opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, and community engagement.

MBS is home to over 1,000 international students, creating a multicultural and inclusive campus environment. Students from around the world connect through academic programs, associations, and social events, enriching the global learning experience.

Montpellier Business School’s campus offers: A cafeteria and snack bar A library and digital resources Coworking spaces and study areas Accessible infrastructure for students with disabilities These amenities support both academic success and personal well-being.

No, MBS does not have on-campus dormitories. However, the school partners with housing platforms like Studapart to assist students in finding suitable accommodation options in and around Montpellier.

Studapart is an online housing platform that MBS partners with. It offers: Listings for residences, apartments, and flatshares Secure rental process A "Studapart Guarantee" to act as a guarantor if the student doesn’t have one in France A fully digital rental process, from search to lease signing

Students can choose from several types of accommodation: Student residences (e.g., Suitétudes, Nexity) Private apartments Shared flats or houses (colocations) Host family options (less common but available)

Yes. After completing your degree at MBS, you may apply for a temporary residence permit (APS – Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour) that allows you to remain in France for 12–15 months to look for a job or start your own business.

You should start the application process as soon as you arrive in France or several months before graduation. The permit is processed through your local préfecture (immigration office).

To switch from the temporary residence permit (APS) to a long-term work visa, you must: Secure a job relevant to your field of study. Be paid at least 1.5 times the French minimum wage. Submit a new application for a work permit or “Passeport Talent” residence permit.

MBS offers a full-time MBA and an Executive MBA, both designed to develop responsible leaders with a focus on innovation and global management.