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MSc : Admission process

ELIGIBILITY

To be considered for admission to one of our MSc programmes, applicants must satisfy the following minimum requirements:

  • A Bachelor’s degree in any kind of major. Even though work experience is not required, it is an important asset (university work placements will be considered).

MSc Wine Business applicants only:  must have an academic background in management or oenological technical area (vine, wine, agrifood), international trade, law or languages, and be seeking to pursue a career in the wine sector and its connected activities.

  • A command of English: TOEIC (800), TOEFL (88/232/575), IELTS (6.5) or equivalent obtained not more than two years before submission of the application.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

  • Completed application form download here : MSc IBD, MSc IM, MSc WB
  • Statement of goals/cover letter and resume
  • A certified copy of your degree translated into French or English
  • Official academic records (courses attended + grades)
  • One professional and one personal letter of recommendation
  • Application fee of € 100

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

To know if you are eligible for one of our MSc programmes you should send us your application by e-mail, fax or by post. Please contact one of our admissions counsellors.

 

Once we receive the completed application form and required supporting documentation, we will proceed through a three-stage selection process:

 

1. Review of all submitted documents

2. Interview (possible by phone) with the aim of understanding candidate's motivations and career plans, and also his/her personality and ability to take part in activities within a multicultural group.

Only MSc Wine Business applicants: shortlisted candidates are presented with a unique research question, designed in response to where they are from, their experience in wine and understanding of business practices. Applicants are then interviewed by a member of the Recruitment Committee.

3. Final evaluation by the Admissions Committee

All successful applicants will receive an official acceptance letter along with the Guide for International Students and information on the Induction Week that will take place prior to the start of the semester.

ADMISSION CALENDAR

1. Admission session for visa-seeking students: Deadline: July 9th, 2012

2. Admission session for European applicants (not requiring a visa): Deadline: August 17th, 2012

BEGINNING OF THE PROGRAMME

Early September (see each programme details)