The Master in Management, five years to build more than just an academic journey
The Master in Management at Paris School of Business is a five-year programme open to students after completing secondary education. It leads to a five-year higher education degree (Bac+5) conferring the French Grade de Master.
As a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles and a triple-accredited institution with AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS accreditations, Paris School of Business is recognised among leading business schools in France and internationally.
Throughout the programme, students progressively shape a journey that reflects their ambitions and interests. Management, artificial intelligence, languages, creativity, theatre and philosophy come together to provide an open and multidisciplinary learning experience.
Internships, hands-on projects, student associations, international experiences, specialisations and work-study opportunities during the Master’s cycle enrich the five-year journey, enabling each student to refine their career plans and prepare for their professional future.
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What official recognition does the Master of Management have?
The Master's degree awarded through the Grande École Programme (PGE) is a two-year program accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research and confers the national Master's degree (Master's level, Bac+5 – EQF Level 7*). The program also benefits from the School's triple international accreditation: EQUIS, AACSB, and AMBA.
*« Diplôme du Programme Grande École (PGE) » awarded by Paris School of Business, Level 7 (NSF 313), registered in the RNCP under number 42389 by decision of the Director General of France Compétences dated 05/03/2026.
Learn more about the RNCP qualification - Master in Management
A campus in the heart of the Latin Quarter
- A dedicated space for student associations
- 2 cafés and coworking spaces
- Creative facilities: FabLab, photo, video and sound studios
- A library listed as a Historic Monument
- A 1,700 m² landscaped garden
- A recreational area with arcade machines and foosball tables
- A Safe Space dedicated to well-being and mental health
A vibrant and engaged student community
A wide range of student associations:
Sport · Art & Culture · Audiovisual · Community Engagement · Well-being · International · Luxury · Trading · Gastronomy
Highlights throughout the year:
Integration Weekend & Parties · Pink October · Christmas Market · Ski Week
Build your profile as a manager of tomorrow
Build strong foundations
Broaden your horizons
Develop your expertise
“The Master in Management offers a five-year journey designed to support students in building an ambitious career path, while developing strong managerial skills, an international outlook and the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing business world.”
Alice Dufour
Director of Programmes and Student Experience
160+
partner universities across 50 countries
Where students can spend a semester abroad as part of an international exchange programme.
1st & 2nd years
Build strong fondations
A programme tailored to your profile
From the first year, students choose between the French Track and the English Track, allowing them to study in French or in an English-speaking academic environment.
These first two years enable students to build strong foundations in management, explore different fields and gradually refine their academic and career goals.
A multidisciplinary learning experience
Through Interdisciplinary Courses, students explore new fields each semester, including theatre, art and philosophy, helping them broaden their perspectives, develop intellectual agility and approach contemporary challenges from different angles.
These disciplines, which complement management studies, account for 20% of the curriculum.
Artificial intelligence for business
Integrated throughout the five years of the Master in Management, A.I. for Business prepares students for the technological transformations shaping the professional world.
With a total of 190 hours of coursework, students learn how to apply artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to real-world management and business challenges.
- General and Advanced Accounting
- Economics for Managers
- Principles of Marketing
- Introduction to Project Management
- Marketing Mix and Innovation
- Geopolitics
- Financial Mathematics
- Web, Cloud and Generative Artificial Intelligence
- Data Analytics for Business
- Theatre, Communication and Leadership
- General Knowledge and Management
- Business Game: Creating and Developing a Start-up
- Student Association Project Management
- Career Development and Life Skills
- English and Spanish
- Minimum Two-Month Internship
The total course workload is 511 hours in the first year.
- Market Research
- Sales and Negotiation
- Business Strategy
- Introduction to Law
- Corporate Finance
- Management Accounting
- Geopolitics
- Financial Markets
- Web Development, UX and Cybersecurity
- Artificial Intelligence Week
- Art and Analysis
- Philosophy and Critical Thinking
- Business Game: Managing a Profit Centre
- Student Association Project Management
- English and Spanish
- Optional Two-Month Internship
The total course workload is 500,5 hours in the second year.
3rd year
Broaden your horizons
Make international experience a key part of your journey
In the third year, students can spend 6 to 12 months abroad at one of Paris School of Business’s 160 partner universities, located across more than 50 countries.
More than just an academic experience, this immersion gives students the opportunity to discover a new culture, develop their adaptability and broaden their perspective on the world and business, while adding a truly international dimension to their academic journey.
This experience can also lead to an international Bachelor-level double degree. Students who choose to continue their studies abroad in the fourth year may, depending on their chosen pathway, have the opportunity to earn a triple degree.
- Human Resources Management
- Ethical and Responsible Management
- Management Control
- Innovation Week
- CSR Impact Project
- Creativity, Innovation and Experimentation
- English and Spanish
- Career Development
- Minimum Two-Month Internship
The total course workload is 493,5 hours in the third year.
4th & 5th years
Develop your expertise
Build a pathway that matches your ambitions
The Master’s cycle marks a new stage in the Master in Management, focused on specialisation and professional development. Students progressively choose their area of expertise and build a pathway aligned with their career goals.
With a wide range of specialisations, many of which are available through work-study programmes, students can deepen their expertise, gain hands-on experience in a professional environment and prepare for their future careers.
At the end of the five-year programme, students are awarded a five-year higher education degree (Bac+5) conferring the French Grade de Master.
Commerce & Entrepreneurship
Marketing & Data
What can you do after the Master in Management?
From academic studies to professional life
Throughout the five-year Master in Management, students progressively prepare for their future careers. Internships, projects, international experiences and work-study opportunities enable them to apply their knowledge in a professional environment, develop their skills and gradually refine their career goals.
During the Master’s cycle, students choose a specialisation that allows them to deepen their expertise and prepare for careers and industries aligned with their ambitions.
Upon completing the Master in Management, graduates have a career-ready profile, hands-on professional experience and a degree conferring the French Grade de Master, enabling them to begin their careers in France or internationally.
Paris School of Business does not offer a further study pathway following completion of this degree.
How to apply to the Master in Management
Admission to Year 1 of the Master in Management
Admission to the first year after completing secondary education is through the Parcoursup platform and the SESAME entrance exam.
The selection process includes written tests held in April, as well as an assessment of the student’s Parcoursup application. Candidates who pass this first stage are invited to attend a motivation interview at Paris School of Business.
First-year Master in Management students start the programme in September.
1.
Apply
Download and send us our application form or apply with our online application
2.
Application Review
The Paris School of Business admissions committee carefully reviews your application.
3.
Individual Interview
You will attend a motivation interview either in person or remotely to validate your admission.
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