Admission requirements

General terms

The decree of the 3/31/04 introduced the possibility for holders of a non-university higher education degree to have access to a Masters in management sciences . (SHU) By ministerial order published in Moniteur the 9/5/06 provisions “Crossovers” were defined.

Access to the Master in Management, for holders of one of the following degrees (or of a training considered to be equivalent by the education pannels in charge of admissions) with supplementary program of 15 credits at the most:

• Bachelor or Master in Business Engineering;
• Master of Commercial Sciences;
• Bachelor or Master in Corporate Management;
• Bachelor or Master in Translation and/or Interpreting;
• Master in Administrative Sciences;
• Bachelor or Master in Public Management;
• Master in Agronomy;
• Master of Science in Industrial Engineering, major in Agronomy;
• Master of Industrial Sciences (all specializations);
• Master of Science in Industrial Engineering (all subspecializations).

The attribution of a supplementary program is determined by a pannel, on the basis of the application form .

Access to a preparatory year for the master in management sciences, for holders of one of the following degrees (or of a training considered to be equivalent by the education pannels in charge of admissions):

• Bachelor in Foreign Trade;
• Bachelor in Accounting;
• Bachelor in Marketing;
• Bachelor in insurance;
• Bachelor in Transport management and Corporate Logistics;
• Bachelor in e-business;
• Bachelor in Management Information Systems;
• Teaching qualification for lower secondary school teachers in economics and applied economics.

Special requirements

Access to the programme of the bachelor's degree in management sciences, 60 credits at least and 120 credits at the most, for holders of one of the following degrees (or of a training considered to be equivalent by the education pannels in charge of admissions):

• Bachelor in human resources;
• Bachelor in Real Estate;
• Bachelor in Executive Secretary;
• Bachelor of Tourism;
• Bachelor in Hotel Management;
• Bachelor in Public Relations;
• Bachelor of Communication Studies.

Holders of the one of these degrees are invited to fill out an application form .

In the same way, after examining the application, holders of any other non-university higher education degree can, possibly, have access to the second year of the bachelor's degree in management sciences, by means of precredits for certain matters and/or a supplementary program.

Moreover, accreditation of acquired experience (APEL) allows, under certain conditions, people being able to give proof of five years of professional and/or personal experience (study years not completed successfully not included) to have access to studies of a master's degree for which they would otherwise not have the required degree. On this basis these people could be given access to the master in management sciences. In this particular case, requests must be introduced using a specific form. People wishing to get help to set up their file can benefit from advice and support provided by our APEL consellors.