Admission and funding for the Master in Management Grande Ecole
Study Level – Required Qualifications
Requirements : An international bachelor's degree, with at least 2 years of higher education undertaken outside of France.
Admission process
1. ONLINE APPLICATION
To apply, please visit join.kedge.edu
A registration fee of €120 is required. Before finalising your online application, you will be asked to pay the non-refundable application fee. This fee can only be paid online by credit card at the time of application submission. Your application will not be considered complete until we receive this fee. Please note, this fee cannot be credited towards any future applications at KEDGE Business School.
You can expect a response within a maximum of 10 days.
MANDATORY DOCUMENTS & TESTS AND MOTIVATION REQUIREMENT
- A current CV.
- A copy of your passport or ID.
- One letter of recommendation.
- English language proficiency certificate: TOEFL > 550 / TOEIC > 785 / IBT > 80 / IELTS > 6 / Duolingo (105) / PTE (46)
RECOMMENDED TESTS (NOT MANDATORY)
- One of the following International Tests: GRE / GMAT / GAT / TAGE MAGE
- KEDGE Business School recommends the above tests during the admission process to uphold high educational standards. Please note that both the GMAT and GRE exams can be taken online. More information can be found at the following links:
• Online GMAT
• Online GRE
You'll need to answer the following motivation questions:
- Why are you applying for this programme
- What is your career plan?
- Do you have job experience related to this programme?
- What do you personally expect from the programme?
2. ONLINE INTERVIEW
A 30-minute interview is required for all applicants, regardless of nationality or location. Once your application is processed, you will receive an email from KEDGE to arrange your interview.
How to succeed in an online interview ?
For advice on succeeding in an online interview, please refer to our guide, How to succeed in an online interview ?
IMPORTANT: We recommend applying as early as possible due to the visa procedure duration.
Admission is based on an evaluation of your application and a Teams interview.
Admissions’ schedule:
The selection period for the next academic year, will run from October to July. Applications and interviews will be scheduled on an individual basis to provide feedback to candidates as swiftly as possible. Admission results for complete applications and interviews will be communicated via email within 5 working days, and applicants will be invited to a Skype session within 15 days. Admission results will be given thereafter. The selection period will close as soon as the programme reaches its new student quota for the academic year. We highly recommend applying during the selection period.
How to apply ?
How to apply
STEP 1
The 7 steps to follow
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- Create your profile on join.kedge.edu
- Choose a programme
- Apply for a merit-based scholarship*
- Answer the motivational questions in English
- Upload the mandatory documents:
- A CV
- Proof of identity (ID card or passport)
- Your most recent diploma
- Transcripts from your most recent programme of study
- Proof of enrolment, if you are currently studying
- Proof of English proficiency (as mentioned earlier on this page)***
- Upload the optional documents:
- An additional diploma
- A letter of recommendation
- An employment certificate
- Pay the €120 application fee by credit card** to complete your application.
* For international candidates only.
** Applications for which the application fee has not been paid will be considered incomplete and will not be processed. The application fee is non-refundable and cannot be used for applications to other KEDGE programmes.
*** This requirement may be waived if you have completed at least one year of study in a fully English-taught programme or worked for at least one year in an English-speaking country.
STEP 2
Eligibility result
The Admissions team will review your application to determine your eligibility based on the prerequisites and the academic and professional level required for the programme concerned.
You will receive an email confirming your eligibility. Please remember to check your spam or junk folder.
STEP 3
Selection process
- Online interview
- Motivational interview
- Written assignment (for relevant programmes only)
Online interview: If you are deemed eligible, you will automatically receive an invitation by email to log in to interview.kedge.edu and select an interview date from the available time slots. We strongly recommend booking your interview as soon as possible, so that you have the widest choice of time slots and enough time to organise yourself around a date that suits you. If you have not booked an interview, the Admissions Team will contact you and assign you a slot from the available times during the next session.
Motivational interview: The motivational interview lasts 20 to 30 minutes and is conducted in English. Its purpose is to learn more about each candidate’s personality, academic background and professional goals, and to assess their fit with the DNA and content of the chosen programme.
The interview is not intended to unsettle or put candidates in difficulty, but rather to clarify the programme’s expectations in relation to the candidate’s expectations and skills, in order to support a successful academic journey.
Written assignment (for relevant programmes only): Before the motivational interview, you may be asked to complete a written assignment sent by email. This assignment must be returned to the jury by email before the motivational interview and will be used to assess the relevance of your application in relation to the profile sought. The format of the written assignment varies depending on the programme and may include a case study, text analysis, theoretical quiz, etc. Any specific instructions for each programme will be provided in due course.
STEP 4
Admission result
Following the selection process, you will receive your admission decision by email. Depending on the decision of the Programme Director and the members of the evaluation panel, you may be admitted, admitted conditionally, placed on the waiting list*, or not admitted.
The programme’s decision is final. In the event of admission, your admission letter, approved by the Programme Director, will be attached to the email.
* If you are placed on the waiting list, a final decision will be communicated within a maximum of four weeks.
STEP 5
Complete your enrolment
In the event of admission, you will receive an invitation to log in to your future personal account. Online enrolment is a mandatory step to confirm your place for the next academic year and gain access to all KEDGE resources.
To complete your online registration, you have 10 days from the date of your admission letter to log in to your applicant area, provide the requested information and pay the deposit. No deposit will be required for first-time students enrolling in a work-study programme. After this deadline, your admission will be considered void.
To help you with these administrative procedures, please visit the Welcome KEDGE website.
The Programme Management team will then take over to help you prepare for the start of your programme.
Information on deposits and refund terms and conditions can be found here.
Tuition fees
International bachelor's degree 3 or 4 years
Bachelor's degree
Admission on record
50 places
2 year-programme
€ / year 16100
Gain a Double MSc Degree
1st year of the Programme Grande Ecole Master validated
Admission on record
Master of Science + Master's Degree
€ / year 18600
2.500€ extra for the MSc double degree
Scholarships
At KEDGE, we strongly believe that students shouldn’t abandon their education projects because of funding problems. This is why we have launched a financial support plan tailored to international candidates' backgrounds, countries of origin, situation, and prior educational achievements:
- Early Bird discount for early completion of your application: 10% before November 30 and 5% before February 29
- Excellence scholarship based on merit
- Solidarity Scholarship, a grant on social criteria
- Diversity scholarship intended for students hailing from a range of international, cultural, or social backgrounds
- Partner Scholarships for applicants joining the school via a “pathway agreement” with a partner institution
- Alumni scholarship for alumni wishing to pursue further education at the school.