Not necessarily. Many of our programmes are open to students from all academic backgrounds. What matters most is your motivation, your level of English and the coherence of your professional project.

All applicants are eligible for a scholarship of up to €2,000, deducted directly from tuition fees, subject to availability and depending on their admission results. We recommend applying early, as places are limited.

If you are a student from outside the EU/EEA, you will need a long-stay student visa. Once you have been admitted, our International Admissions team will guide you through every step of the visa application process.

We offer comprehensive support covering accommodation, visa procedures, health insurance, banking services and local integration. Welcome days, integration activities and a dedicated international team are available to support you throughout your studies at MBS.

Montpellier is one of the most affordable student cities in France. Budget on average between €700 and €900 per month to cover accommodation, food, transport and leisure activities.

Yes. Our Career Centre — one of the largest in France — provides personalised support to every student throughout their programme and beyond. Career coaches will help you build your professional project, prepare for interviews and connect you with our partner companies through workshops and on-campus recruitment sessions.

Yes! MBS has partner universities all over the world. Depending on your programme, you may have the opportunity to spend a semester or more abroad as part of your studies.

Not at all. Many of our MSc programmes are taught entirely in English, and MBS has a deeply international environment. We do encourage students to learn some basic French to ease daily life, and we offer language support on campus to help you settle in.

MBS does not provide accommodation directly, but once you have been admitted we will support you in your search. You will have access to a dedicated housing portal where you can find student residence rooms, shared apartments and private studios.

Montpellier is a vibrant student city with a pleasant climate, beaches nearby and a wealth of activities. It is known for its youthful atmosphere, international character and affordable cost of living — making it one of the most popular destinations for students in France.

No. MBS offers payment plans that allow you to spread your tuition fees over several instalments. Further details will be provided by our Finance team after your admission.

Yes, but to join a work-study programme from the first year you must have been residing in France for at least one year. Alternatively, you can apply to the Grande Ecole Programme and start a work-study contract from your second year onwards.

Yes — MBS has a vibrant student life with associations covering sport, entrepreneurship, sustainable development, arts, music and much more. They are a great way to meet people, develop new skills and make the most of campus life in Montpellier.