ADVANTAGES
What are the advantages of the Bachelor programme?
Employability
Employability is at the heart of INSEEC Bachelor’s training objectives. Whatever your choice of course or specialisation, we do our utmost to ensure that our students are fully operational by the end of their studies at our school.
Thanks to the core curriculum, which covers all aspects of the business world, and the specialisation courses, which enable students to learn all the tricks of the trade, INSEEC Bachelor students become true professionals whose skills are sought after by companies.
As proof, 87% of INSEEC Bachelor students find a job within 6 months of graduating. The INSEEC Bachelor offers a multi-disciplinary training programme that is ideal for both entry into the job market and further study.
Companies & network
With a vast network of partner companies, the INSEEC Bachelor’s programme puts students in touch with a large number of players in the market to which they are heading. The school currently has a network of over 10,000 partner companies.
Thanks to our Corporate & Alumni Relations Department, our school is in close contact with companies to source and promote their offers and thus place INSEEC students in positions that correlate with their research.
With its reputation and network of over 110,000 graduates, INSEEC is positioned as the school offering the most opportunities to build a reliable and lasting network to nurture our students’ future professional careers.
Diploma recognition
The INSEEC Bachelor’s training is recognised by the French Ministry of Employment and holds RNCP level 6 titles. This recognition and these titles attest to the quality of the teaching provided by our school.
What’s more, thanks to all our lecturers, who are all seasoned professionals in their sector, we ensure that the knowledge passed on to our students enables them to be as close as possible to the reality of the business world.
Student life
Student life in the INSEEC Bachelor programme is very rich, whether through our innovative teaching methods or the various student societies that organise events on all our campuses throughout the year that encourage a spirit of friendly competition between students from all OMNES Education schools.
training
What specialisations does the Bachelor’s programm offer?
- French
Program
Bachelor Business Development
- BordeauxLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Bachelor in Digital Marketing
- BordeauxParisLyonChambéry
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- September / OctoberFebruary / March
- French
Program
Bachelor in Finance
- BordeauxChambéryLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Bachelor in Financial Products, Real Estate & Insurance
- Paris
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French / English
Program
Bachelor in International Business
- BordeauxChambéryLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Bachelor in Luxury
- BordeauxChambéryLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Bachelor in Management and Administration
- BordeauxParisLyonChambéry
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- September / OctoberFebruary / March
- French
Program
Bachelor in Real Estate & Finance
- BordeauxLyon
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- September / OctoberFebruary / March
- French
Program
Bachelor in Real Estate Transactions & Property Merchant
- BordeauxChambéryParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- September / OctoberFebruary / March
- French
Program
Bachelor in Wines and Spirits
- BeauneBordeauxLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Bachelor Sport Business – Ski studies
- Chambéry
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre/Octobre
- French
Program
Come and train in Bachelor Sport Business – Sport Studies
- Chambéry
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Come and train for a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communication & Events
- BordeauxChambéryLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Come and train for a Bachelor in Sport Business
- BordeauxChambéryLyonParis
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
- French
Program
Come and train for a Bachelor in Marketing, Communication & Development
- BeauneBordeauxChambéryLyonParisRennes
- Initial trainingApprenticeship
- Septembre / OctobreFévrier / Mars
5 reasons to join the INSEEC Bachelor
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CAMPUS
Which campuses host our INSEEC Bachelor courses?
Meet us
Contact our admissions team directly.
financing
What kind of financial aid is available?
INSEEC offers a number of financial aid schemes:
- Work-study or apprenticeship contracts
- The right to training via the CPF
- Banking partnerships
Prices for full-time study (self-financed) and continuing education (through external financing such as work-study, CPF, etc.) can be found on the presentation sheets for all our courses. Under a work-study programme, the student or “learner” does not have to pay any tuition fees; it’s the company and the OPCO that cover the costs.
Professional experience
What kind of work experience is possible in a Bachelor’s degree?
The different internships at the INSEEC Bachelor
Internships can be carried out on an alternating school/company basis (3 days/2 days, 3 weeks/1 week) or on a full-time basis (from 1 to 6 months). Find out more on our dedicated internship page.
Work-study programmes in 3rd year
Work-study programs are available in 3rd year (professionalisation or apprenticeship contracts).
The work-study schedule varies from programme to program and from year to year, so don’t hesitate to contact the school of your choice for more information.
Can the school help me find a work-study programme?
To help you in your job search, the school’s Corporate Relations Department offers a range of coaching tools, including the NEMO platform. It lists all vacancies offered by INSEEC’s partner companies and allows you to apply for vacancies, track your applications and take part in coaching workshops. On NEMO, you’ll also find offers for internships, VIE and first jobs. Employability events are organised on a regular basis.
Application
How do I apply to the INSEEC Bachelor programme?
1st year of a bachelor’s degree | 1st year undergraduate
Admission to 1st year is open to students in their final year of secondary school and those who have already passed the A-Levels. OUTSIDE PARCOURSUP
2nd year of a Bachelor’s degree | 2nd year undergraduate
Parallel admission to 2nd year is open to students who have completed or are in the process of completing a 1st year of undergraduate studies (BTS, DUT, prep classes, Licence 1, etc.).
3rd year of a Bachelor’s degree | 3rd year undergraduate
Parallel admission to 3rd year is open to students who have completed or are in the process of completing a 2nd or 3rd year of undergraduate studies (BTS, DUT, prep classes, Licence 2 or Licence 3, etc.).
Steps in the application process
- Submit your application
- Take the admission test
- Receive admission decision
“Our participative and innovative teaching methods will enable young graduates to develop the skills and attitudes most sought after by companies. Our participative and innovative teaching methods will enable young graduates to develop the skills and interpersonal skills most sought after by companies.”
Marion FABRE
Director of INSEEC Bachelor
pedagogy
What is INSEEC Bachelor’s pedagogical approach?
Joining the INSEEC Bachelor’s programme means creating a tailor-made three-year pathway to gradually build your professional project. Support and professionalisation are at the heart of our programmes, enabling students to realise their full potential and turn their plans into reality.
- The first year begins with learning the fundamentals and codes of business: the subjects that every business school student needs to know (marketing, finance, management, strategy, etc.). English is compulsory and learning a second language (with a selection of 20 offered languages) is optional. Students choose a specialisation in 1st year to discover and learn about a particular sector (luxury goods, sports, marketing, management, international business, finance, real estate). In parallel with these courses, students carry out projects to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired in class.
- The second year marks the end of the fundamentals, and the start of an introduction to the company’s main specialised functions and methods. The student can change specialisation if he wants to discover another universe or keep the same one to deepen his knowledge. Project work always complements the theoretical lessons for a hands-on pedagogy directly linked to the business world.
- The third year provides all students with the technical and practical elements of future professional choices and the development of professional skills. In addition to the solid generalist grounding acquired in the first two years, students benefit from specialised teaching in the sector of their choice from over a dozen specialised programmes: management, finance and real estate, business and development, luxury and wine, digital and data, marketing and communication, sports. This third year can be done on a sandwich course (apprenticeship or professionalisation contract).
Certifications
Is the INSEEC Bachelor programme recognised?
INSEEC Bachelor programmes are certified by FRANCE COMPÉTENCES. These certifications provide access to quality training through the acquisition of professional skills. All our programs deliver a level 6 title (EU) registered with the RNCP (Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles).
The list of our RNCP qualifications is available here.
In November 2020, our school also obtained the Qualiopi quality certification for 4 years after an audit conducted by AFNOR Certification. Qualiopi attests to the quality of the processes put in place by the INSEEC Bachelor and makes our training curricula easier to understand for our students.
Appointments
Book your one-on-one appointment!
Our Admissions teams in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Beaune, Chambéry, Marseille and Rennes will meet you face-to-face for a personalised appointment. Do you have doubts or questions about the Bachelor programme, a course or life at INSEEC?
Book your personalised appointment now!
Frequently asked questions
Is it possible to do work-study at the INSEEC Bachelor?
Work-study programmes are available in 3rd year (professionalisation or apprenticeship contracts). More information on the page dedicated to work-study.
How many back-to-school sessions are possible with INSEEC Bachelor?
Two entries are available each year:
- Back-to-school in September/October
- Back-to-school in February/March
The start dates vary depending on the campus and course selected.
How long does the INSEEC Bachelor’s programme last?
The length of the INSEEC Bachelor programme varies according to the year you enter the school:
- For entry into 1st year, the course lasts 3 years;
- For entry into 2nd year, the course lasts 2 years;
- For entry into 3rd year, the course lasts 11 to 12 months.
Is the INSEEC Bachelor programme eligible for state scholarships?
Bachelor’s students are not eligible for CROUS state scholarships, but a €500 discount on tuition fees is granted upon presentation of the CROUS notification of award corresponding to the academic year of integration. Other types of scholarships or discounts are available.
Is the diploma recognised by the state?
The Bachelor’s degree delivers a certified RNCP level 6 title recognised by the French Ministry of Employment. You will find the list of our RNCP titles on this page.
What are the eligibility requirements for the INSEEC Bachelor?
- Admission to 1st year: A-Levels
- Admission to 2nd year: A-Levels + 1 year of undergraduate study (60 ECTS)
- Admission to 3rd year: A-Levels + 2 years of undergraduate study (120 ECTS)
How do I apply for the INSEEC Bachelor programme?
The application can be found on the admissions page of our website.
How does student support and monitoring work at the INSEEC Bachelor?
When considering a business school, there are many questions to ask, especially when weighing the benefits of a private or public university education, such as university. Where a business school like INSEEC stands out, and where the Bachelor programme responds to a real concern on the part of parents and students alike, is in the support it provides for its students. At the INSEEC Bachelor, students benefit from dedicated administrative and teaching support on every campus. Working closely with students, these services are designed to respond to all requests and discuss with students and their parents any problems they may encounter. Regular communications, by email, SMS or even WhatsApp, are sent to students to keep them informed of any changes to their schedule, assignment submission procedures, upcoming exams, or any other information relating to their life as a student at INSEEC Bachelor. The INSEEC Bachelor staff strives to offer a quality student experience and create and maintain close relationships with students in order to support them in their projects all year long.
How can INSEEC’s Bachelor programme offer an international dimension to my studies?
Depending on the programme and campus, students have the option of spending a semester on the London campus or at one of our partner universities. The courses, taught by local teachers, combine respect for pedagogical restraints with a grounding in the socio-economic reality of each country. This international dynamic gives students an opening to the world and allows them to acquire a good command of the language of business.
How does the INSEEC Bachelor enable both professional integration and further study?
At the end of the programme, holders of the INSEEC Bachelor’s diploma (180 ECTS credits) can decide whether to join a company directly in a middle management position, or continue their studies with a fourth year of undergraduate studies in France or abroad. They can benefit from direct admission to INSEEC’s Grande École or MSc & MBA programmes. At the end of the 1st year (60 ECTS credits) or the 2nd year (120 ECTS credits), the learner can, if he or she so wishes, continue his or her training with another organisation, thanks to the equivalence of ECTS credits. To find out more about the advantages of INSEEC’s bachelor’s programme, please see our article on this course.
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