University in France
Évry-Courcouronnes, Île-de-France, France
University profile
Institut Mines-Télécom Business School (IMT-BS) is the business school of Institut Mines-Télécom (IMT), France's group of public engineering schools, and operates under the authority of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance. It describes itself as a public and socially inclusive school, positioned as the "business school of digital intelligence": it trains managers to lead companies through digital and ecological transitions, with a distinctive engineer-manager culture.
The school sits on a 6-hectare, American-style campus at 9 rue Charles Fourier in Évry-Courcouronnes (Grand Paris Sud, Essonne, south of Paris), shared with the engineering school Télécom SudParis. Students from both schools live, study and play sport together, share language and humanities courses and some Master 2 specialisations, and take part in joint events such as the Creativity and Innovation Week and the Challenge Projets d'Entreprendre.
Teaching is organised in four departments: Data Analytics, Economics and Finance (DEFI); Foreign Languages and Humanities (LSH); Management, Marketing and Strategy (MMS); and Technology, Information and Management (TIM). The programme range runs from the three-year Bachelor in Management & Digital Business, through the Integrated Master in Management (IMM, Grande École programme) and three Masters of Science (Supply Chain Management, Digital & Sustainable Finance, Data Management & Digital Transformation), to double degrees, a PhD route and Executive Education. The IMM is a Master's degree in management sciences recognised by the CEFDG, and the MSc programmes lead to a French state Diplôme National de Master registered with the RNCP under the title Master in Innovation Management.
Student life is organised around more than 60 associations and clubs. Sport is run by the campus association ASINT, with a gymnasium, a weights room, tennis courts, a beach volleyball court, a street basketball court and access to municipal pools, stadiums and an athletics track in Évry. A campus health centre offers a nurse, visiting doctor, psychologist, social worker and disability liaison officer. La Maisel, a not-for-profit association, manages campus housing for 900 students in seven buildings, with priority given to first-year students, international students and students from partner institutions.
More than 30% of students are international, and the school holds the Bienvenue en France label at the highest three-star level from Campus France, with welcome programmes, French-language courses, mentoring and career services. Its accreditations and affiliations include AACSB, AMBA, CEFDG, Erasmus+ and the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, and it belongs to the EULiST European university alliance. Its PhD students are enrolled through the Paris-Saclay doctoral school ED DEM.
Early Bird: EUR 500 off first-year tuition for candidates who confirm admission before 1 March. "Women of Impact": EUR 1,000 in the first year for women involved in impactful projects. "Inclusion for refugees": 50% off tuition for candidates with refugee status. Candidates request a scholarship within their application file, which the admissions committee assesses.
"Excellence" scholarship for notable academic, professional or personal achievements; "Inclusion for refugees": 50% off tuition; an award of EUR 700 deducted from tuition; and amounts of up to EUR 5,000 deducted from second-year tuition subject to passing the first year. Early Bird: 7% tuition discount for a deposit paid before 31 August. Apply within the application file.
Scholarship holders are exempt from tuition fees in the Integrated Master in Management, and the programme is eligible for CROUS grants (students pay fees but receive monthly CROUS payments). Apprenticeship contracts have tuition paid by the employer. Partner banks (Société Générale, LCL, BNP Paribas) offer student loans, and the Télécom & Management alumni association grants occasional loans to second- and third-year students. Erasmus+ grants and school financial aid support international mobility. Grant office: [email protected]. See how to finance your studies.
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View scholarships for Institut Mines-Télécom Business School →Year 1, French baccalaureate holders: apply through Parcoursup (platform opens December 2026, enrolment January to March 2027, 105 places); selection is by review of academic records (baccalauréat results and Première/Terminale averages), an English test and an oral motivation interview on campus. Entrance exam fee: EUR 30 (EUR 15 for scholarship holders).
Year 1, non-French high-school diploma (admission sur titres, 15 places for international students, French and English tracks): applications run from 8 October 2026 to 21 June 2027. Applicants must hold, or expect by 30 November at the latest, a non-French secondary diploma, and provide diploma results, Grade 11 and 12 results including mathematics, an English proficiency result and, for the French track, a French-language grade (otherwise the IMT-BS French test), followed by an online oral interview on Microsoft Teams. A January start (4 January 2027) is available to French baccalaureate holders as an intensive catch-up semester.
Year 2 (English track, 10 places): a validated first year of post-baccalaureate study (60 ECTS), application review and an online motivation interview in English. Year 3: 70 places via Passerelle plus 5 for international students. Fee: EUR 30.
Entry after Bac+2 into the first year (IMM L3) or after Bac+3/4 into the second year (M1), through: the BCE competitive exam (students from economics, business and literature preparatory classes; 45+5 places; registration 8 December 2025 to 12 January 2026; EUR 60, free for scholarship holders); Passerelle 1 (university, BUT/DUT, BTS and scientific prep students; 50 places; application file, English test and motivation interview; EUR 50, free for scholarship holders); Passerelle 2 (Bac+3 holders; 300 places shared with the Passerelle network; application file, aptitude test, English test, interview); and the Concours Mines-Télécom (MP, PC and PSI preparatory classes; EUR 320 at the 2024 rate). International candidates apply by admission sur titres (AST): at least two years of higher education outside France with a diploma equivalent to Bac+2 (120 ECTS) for the L3 entry (5 places), or the M1 entry (50 places), by application file, English test and motivation interview; registration 8 October 2026 to 21 June 2027.
Applicants need a Master 1 or equivalent (240 ECTS) in accounting, business or management and an English level of B2 shown by TOEIC, TOEFL iBT, IELTS or Cambridge. For the January 2027 intake, applications open 16 June 2026 and close 10 November 2026. The process is: online application, assessment by the admissions committee, a follow-up interview before a two-person panel, and a decision within one month of the interview. Application fee: EUR 50. A deposit of EUR 3,000 is due within 15 days of the admission letter.
Administrative registration is online from mid-July after admission is confirmed. The CVEC (Contribution vie étudiante et de campus) is mandatory for all students, including scholarship holders, who may request a refund by presenting their scholarship notification; it does not apply to exchange students. Civil liability insurance is compulsory for the whole academic year. Non-European students need a passport and a long-stay visa from the French embassy or consulate, and must register with the French social security system on arrival.
The PhD is prepared through the Paris-Saclay doctoral school ED DEM and the LITEM laboratory, with a thesis supervisor, over three to four years. The thesis and defence may be in French or English. Funding routes include the Cifre scheme.
Évry-Courcouronnes (main campus), 9 rue Charles Fourier, 91000 Évry-Courcouronnes, Essonne. All programmes are delivered on this 6-hectare campus, shared with Télécom SudParis. Some Master 2 majors taught in work-study format are held in Paris depending on the chosen major.
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