An international perspective throughout the Bachelor's program.
From your first year, you'll participate in an international seminar at BSB or one of our 13 partner destinations to improve your language skills and discover another academic culture.
In your second year, you can spend a semester or attend a summer school at one of our 200 partner universities, some of which are world-renowned in Business Development.
In your third year, and in the initial track, you have the opportunity to go even further with a dual degree. For example, BSB opens the doors to Nottingham Trent University, one of the UK's most prestigious universities for business and management, at the heart of an environment where growth strategies, commercial innovation, and new business models are flourishing.
If you complete your third year as a work-study student, you'll remain on campus, but the international experience will come to you.
Between the courses taught in English, the international speakers, the global business case studies and the presence of students from dozens of countries (+80 nationalities on campus), you experience a global immersion without leaving your work-study program.
The Bachelor in Management Business Development specialization is offered initially, with an internship of at least 4 months, or alternately, with a pace of 3 days in a company and 2 days at the School to combine professional immersion and skills development. 2 semaines / 1 semaine au 1er semestre, puis 3 semaines / 1 semaine au 2e semestre, pour allier immersion professionnelle et montée en compétences.
As a work-study program, you benefit from paid training (on average €1,100 per month) and tuition fees fully financed by your host company.
Work-study or internship missions immerse you directly in the daily life of business development:
Our students have been welcomed into large companies and recognized banking institutions, in France and internationally, thus reinforcing the value of their career.
These functions are often the first step towards positions of responsibility in sales teams, retail, business units or development departments.
81% of Bachelor in Management students choose to continue their studies by joining the Master Grande École, with specializations directly linked to development and strategy such as Commercial & Retail Strategy, Entrepreneurship & SME Management, International Business Management or Strategy Consulting & Business Transformation.
You can also prepare a double degree in Master 2 With the MSc International Business Development.
Several paths are particularly consistent with the achievements and experiences of a Bachelor Business Development:
