Joining ICN after your french degree
Join ICN straight after your french degree and lay a solid foundation for your career in management by choosing one of our two Bachelor’s programmes: the International BBA, if you’re looking for an adventure, or the Bachelor’s in Management, if you want to explore and try out a range of specialisms.
Discover our Bachelor first-year programmes
Rather than giving you a quick overview of our two Bachelor’s programmes, it’s best to take the time to explore them for yourself on the relevant pages.
Eligibility requirements
Admission criteria Hide answer Show answer
Are you about to graduate with a French baccalaureate? Perfect! You can join the International BBA or the Bachelor’s in Management programme from the first year onwards.
Number of places on the International BBA: 60 places
Number of places on the Bachelor’s in Management: 350 places
Fee: €55 for students not receiving a grant – €0 for students receiving a grant
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- Submitting your course choices on Parcoursup according to the next Parcoursup timetable, available from September 2026.
- On Parcoursup, we will ask you to submit an academic file (weighting of 9 for the Bachelor’s degree – weighting of 10 for the IBBA)
- Once your application is complete and your course choices have been confirmed by the deadline set by Parcoursup, please book an appointment via espace concours on a date of your choice to sit the entrance exam, which consists of an interview to discuss your motivations and an English interview.
- After that, all you’ll have to do is wait for the Parcoursup results in June to find out whether you’ve been accepted to ICN Business School.
The entire admissions process is subject to the Parcoursup timetable, the dates of which change every year.
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To complete your application on Parcoursup, we require the following supporting documents:
- Your Year 11 report card (Première)
- Your first two Year 12 report cards (Terminale)
- Your French Baccalaureate exam results in French literature, both written and oral components
- A motivation letter written in English (only required for the International BBA programme)
- Your English grades from all three terms of Year 11 and the first two terms of Year 12, including LLCE English grades if applicable (only required for the International BBA programme)
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The oral examinations for the admission test consist of:
- A 30-minute motivation interview: a CV will be made available to you on the admissions platform prior to the exam. You will be asked to complete it in advance, and it will serve as the basis for a discussion with the panel during the interview. (weighting: 11 for the Bachelor programme – 12 for the International BBA)
- A 30-minute English oral exam: after a 15-minute preparation period based on a written text, you will take part in a 15-minute discussion with the examiner. This assesses your reading comprehension, vocabulary range, and ability to express yourself and respond in English. (weighting: 4 for the Bachelor programme – 8 for the International BBA)