About Bachelor Marketing & Business in IDRAC Business School

A program of excellence made for you

The Bachelor Marketing & Business of IDRAC Business School is built according to your desires, your decisions and your way of understanding your professional life.

It is from your personality, your work, your personal involvement and with the teachers and teaching teams that you prepare your professional rise.

Recognized at the highest level of academic standards , the Bachelor Marketing & Business of IDRAC Business School is aimed at young volunteers, curious and ambitious. You will be at the heart of a pedagogy through action , "Become Remarkable! Is our commitment.

The IDRAC Business School Bachelor program will also allow you to undertake and be confronted with reality : in short, it is developing your potential and being an actor in your training.

International Bachelor

Choose an international route with the discovery of at least 3 destinations.

The 2nd year on international campuses

“International route”:  Discover 2 of our 7 associated IDRAC Business School campuses (New York in the United States, Brno in the Czech Republic, Cork in Ireland, Dublin in Ireland, Santander in Spain, Barcelona in Spain, Beijing in China ) to live the second year of the 100% English program

The 3rd year abroad , to build an international journey

“International Course”:  Spend a full year at an international partner university

Goals

• Live an academic experience in a different environment (language, teaching method, culture)
• Gain autonomy and maturity
• Get to know yourself and others
• Learn one or more languages

Academic qualification equivalents

• High School Degree

English language requirements (one of the below):

• IELTS       :     5.5 
• TOEFL      :     72

The tuition fees and expenses at IDRAC Business School in France can vary depending on several factors, including the program of study, the campus location, and the student's nationality. Please note that these figures are approximate and may have changed since my last knowledge update in September 2021. It's essential to verify the most up-to-date information on the school's official website or by contacting the admissions office.

1. Tuition Fees:

Tuition fees at IDRAC Business School in France can vary based on the program and campus. Here's a rough estimate of the annual tuition fees for international students:

• Bachelor's Programs (BBA): Tuition fees for undergraduate programs typically range from approximately €8,000 to €12,000 per year.
• Master's Programs (MBA): Tuition fees for master's programs can vary widely based on the specialization and location. On average, they may range from €10,000 to €16,000 per year.
• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA): The tuition fees for DBA programs tend to be higher, often exceeding €20,000 per year.

It's important to note that some programs may have additional fees for study materials, books, and administrative expenses. Additionally, scholarships and financial aid opportunities may be available to eligible students, so it's advisable to check with the school's financial aid office for details.

2. Living Expenses:

The cost of living in France can vary significantly depending on the city and lifestyle of the student. Major cities like Paris tend to be more expensive than smaller cities. On average, international students can expect to incur the following monthly expenses:

• Accommodation: Rent for student accommodation in France can range from €300 to €800 or more per month, depending on whether you choose to live in university housing, private apartments, or shared accommodations.
• Food: Food expenses can vary, but a rough estimate for monthly groceries and meals at local restaurants is around €200 to €400.
• Transportation: Public transportation costs can vary by city but are typically between €30 to €70 per month.
• Health Insurance: International students are usually required to have health insurance. The cost varies, but it's approximately €200 to €600 per year.
• Miscellaneous: This category includes expenses for mobile phone plans, internet, books, and other personal items. It may amount to around €100 to €200 per month.

3. Visa and Residence Permit:

International students from outside the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) may need to obtain a student visa and a residence permit, which may involve additional fees. The cost of visa and permit processing can vary based on nationality and specific requirements.

Please keep in mind that these figures are rough estimates, and actual expenses may vary based on individual circumstances. It's essential to research the specific program you're interested in and contact IDRAC Business School directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information on tuition fees and living expenses. Additionally, consider budgeting for potential fluctuations in currency exchange rates and unexpected expenses.