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Find answers to the most common questions about Seine Business School, our programs, admissions, and student life.
Programs & Academics
Yes. All degree programs (Bachelor, Master, MBA, DBA) and most Executive Education programs are taught entirely in English. Free French language courses are offered to all students to support integration into daily life in Paris.
Our programs offer specializations in International Business, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Management, Digital Transformation, AI for Business, Business Analytics, Luxury Brand Management, Project Management, Leadership & Management, and Hotel & Hospitality Management. See our Programs page for full details.
Yes. Bachelor students complete a mandatory exchange semester at one of our 60+ partner universities worldwide. Master and MBA students have optional exchange and international study trip opportunities.
Yes. Our programs are recognized by the French state (RNCP), we are members of EFMD and CGE, and we are currently in AACSB accreditation candidacy. Degrees are recognized across the European Higher Education Area and by employers worldwide.
Admissions
Requirements vary by program. Generally: Bachelor requires a high school diploma and IELTS 6.0+. Master requires a bachelor's degree and IELTS 6.5+. MBA requires a bachelor's plus 3–5 years of work experience. DBA requires a master's plus 5+ years of senior experience. See our Admissions page for complete details.
For September intake: Early Admissions (1 Nov – 15 Jan), Regular Admissions (16 Jan – 30 Apr), Late Admissions (1 May – 15 Jul, subject to availability). For January intake (Master/MBA only): applications accepted until 15 November. We recommend applying early for priority scholarship consideration.
Yes, the application fee is €75 (non-refundable). This covers the cost of reviewing your application and conducting the admissions interview.
Yes. Seine Business School does not require GMAT or GRE scores for any program. Admissions decisions are based on academic records, professional experience, personal statement, and interview performance.
Tuition & Financial Aid
Tuition ranges from €9,500/year for Bachelor programs to €38,000 total for the DBA. Full tuition details are available on our Tuition & Scholarships page.
Yes. We offer merit-based scholarships (up to 40%), international diversity scholarships (up to 30%), women in business scholarships (25%), early bird discounts (20%), and alumni referral discounts (15%). Need-based financial aid is also available. Scholarships are awarded at the time of admission.
Yes. We offer semester payments, monthly instalments (0% interest over 10–12 months), and a 5% discount for full upfront payment. Employer sponsorship arrangements are also supported.
International Students
EU/EEA citizens do not need a visa. Non-EU students typically require a VLS-TS long-stay student visa. Our International Student Office provides step-by-step guidance on the visa application process, including Campus France registration.
Yes. International students in France are permitted to work up to 964 hours per year (approximately 20 hours/week). Many SBS students secure part-time internships, consulting projects, or campus employment during their studies.
Yes. Graduates of Master's and MBA programs can apply for a 2-year post-study work permit (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour), allowing them to seek employment in France. This can lead to a regular work visa and long-term residence.
Career & Outcomes
Every programme includes at least one guaranteed internship with a founding corporate partner. Our Career Services team provides personal coaching, CV workshops, and direct access to employer recruitment. The average business-school graduate salary in Île-de-France is €48,000.
Our Career Services team offers personal career coaching, CV workshops, mock interviews, networking events, an exclusive job board, employer presentations on campus, and an annual career fair with 80+ companies. Support begins from day one and continues after graduation.