How to join the program?
Prerequisites
- Bachelor Year 1: Baccalaureate
- Bachelor Year 2: Bac +1 (60 ECTS)
- Bachelor Year 3: Bac +2 (120 ECTS)
- Required French level for a program taught in French: TCF or DELF/DALF with a B2 level in French required if the language of instruction for the last two years of the student’s studies was not French
- Required English level for a program taught in English: IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 70
Admission procedures and timelines
Admission procedures:
- Bachelor Year 1: Application via Parcoursup
- Bachelor Years 2 and 3: Internal admission process including application review and a motivation interview
Admission timelines:
- Intakes in September and January for Bachelor Year 1
- Intake in September for Bachelor Years 2 and 3
Program details
The competency blocks to be validated are:
- Identify business opportunities
- Carry out commercial management using tech management tools
- Lead a project team using tech management tools
- Manage a project using Agile methodology (Option A)
- Contribute to the deployment of a data-centric business strategy (Option B)
- Manage an organization’s cybersecurity (Option C)
During their studies at Paris School of Business, students receive a wide range of instruction designed to develop creativity and adaptability.
The teaching methods include:
- Group work
- Theoretical courses
- Professional simulations
- Flipped classrooms
- Business games
- Capstone (cross-cutting) projects
- Workshops
The validation of competencies defined in the framework is organized around written and oral assessments such as:
- Professional simulations
- Case studies
- Professional experience report / professional thesis
Professional experience may lead to a Validation of Prior Learning (VAE) upon request, submitted by email to: vae@ggeedu.fr
For more information about the VAE process at Paris School of Business, you may consult the following page:
This program offers several progression pathways to other programs, including the Grande École Program (Master’s cycle) or one of the eight Master of Science specializations.
Partial certification equivalency is also possible (please consult the RNCP qualification sheet).
After completing the Bachelor’s degree, graduates may continue their studies at the Master’s level.
Career opportunities after the program
After obtaining the state-accredited Bachelor’s degree, graduates may pursue a wide range of positions, including:
- Project Manager
- Scrum Master
- Project Director
- Product Manager
- Sales Manager
- Pre-sales Assistant
- Product Owner
- IT Project Management Consultant (Assistance à Maîtrise d’Ouvrage – AMOA)
- Solution Manager
- Information Systems Security Assistant