Students from TBS Education’s global network of partner institutions can join the Bachelor in Management or Master in Management program. TBS Education gives a particularly warm welcome to students joining us in the framework of ERASMUS+ and UNIVERSEH.
Exchange opportunities are widely available on all campuses. The Toulouse campus offers the largest choice in exchange programs and, depending on the partnership agreement, international students can also experience life on our Barcelona, Casablanca and Paris campuses.
Exchanges are possible for a semester or a full year. Students wishing to pursue a double degree opportunity at TBS Education are advised to speak with an advisor at their home university.
TBS Education is organizing events throughout the whole year for its international students and its students looking for an international experience.
Barcelona Campus : Courses & Syllabi
Places on our Barcelona campus are limited. Exchange students can study on our Barcelona Campus if their home university nominates them and if there is an existing agreement(s) between their home university and TBS Education. Places will need to be confirmed by their Home University at the time of online nominations.
Below is more information about the academic offering for exchange students. For more information about life as an exchange student on our Barcelona campus click here.
Bachelor Year 2 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 2 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS. You will need to choose up to 2 modules from the 3 periods, total of 6 modules. All courses are worth 5 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 3 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
In addition, language courses, exchange students can choose one cross functional skill which is composed of 2 modules of 5 ECTS per module and one specialization path which is composed of three modules of 5 ECTS per module.
The Cross Functional Skill courses consist of two modules each worth 5 ECTS. Students should choose one.
Exchange students must only choose one specialization path per semester and take all the courses taught in the semester (listed below). Each specialization path which is composed of seven modules of 5 ECTS per module. Three are taught in the fall, and four are taught in the spring. Exchange students studying for one semester, will complete the courses taught during the chosen semester.
Fashion and Luxury Business Management
Bachelor Year 3 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
Exchange students must choose one elective and one specialisation path. Students must follow all of the courses in the specialisation path.
Exchange students must only choose one specialization path per semester and take all the courses taught in the semester (listed below). Each specialization path which is composed of seven modules of 5 ECTS per module. Three are taught in the fall, and four are taught in the spring. Exchange students studying for one semester, will complete the courses taught during the chosen semester.
Fashion and Luxury Business Management
Master Year 1- Fall Semester – (starting early September)
This semester will run from 9th September to 20th December 2024 and is divided into two parts : Core Courses and Career Orientation Courses. Students should take a minimum of 24 ECTS over the course of the semester, choosing courses from both parts.
Students can choose as many courses as you wish from the list below. All incoming students to TBS Education must choose 17 ECTS minimum of core modules.
Career Orientation Modules
Students should choose one course from the list below. Each course is divided into two modules worth 7 ECTS.
Master Year 1 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
The spring semester is organised in 4 modules. Students need to choose one module out of the four offered. Each module counts for 30 ECTS. These Modules are organized as block of courses that cannot be divided. Students will be required to follow all courses proposed in a given module.
*detailed course list of the module is subject to change before semester start
Master Year 2 – MSc : Specialisation – (Fall semester only)
The MSc programs are the second year of the Master in Management. Exchange students will study alongside local students with an average class size being 35 students.
Exchange students coming to TBS Education for one semester, will take the courses outlined in semester 1: fall semester.
At the time of application, students will asked to select 3 MSc programs in order of preference.
Master Double Degree students should choose from one of the Specialized MSc programs. Each MSc is composed of 7 compulsory modules (7 ECTS each). In addition to this, students must complete 2 extra learning modules, a master dissertation and a 6 month internship. To obtain the Double Degree at TBS Education, students must also pass the TOEIC exam during their year. Two sessions are organised by TBS Education. Students can choose from an MSc on any of the 3 campuses provided they have the pre-requisites. At the time of application, students will asked to select 3 MSc programs in order of preference.
The objective of the Master thesis is to address a current or recent issue in management from an academic or professional perspective, thus contributing to the study, analysis, formalization and abstraction of the identified problem or issue as they are related to their professional field of expertise. This requires students to develop a wide range of capabilities by drawing knowledge from both academic and professional literature, as well as from the various MSc modules completed over the year.
Double Degree Agreements are negotiated and signed by two institutions. To verify if you can come to TBS Education as a Double Degree exchange student, please check with your local international office.
Brand Management & Creativity (EN)
This MSc specialized in Brand Management and Creativity targets students aiming at a 360 profile combining technical marketing skills (brand management, data analysis, project management…) with a creative and innovative mindset.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
Digital Marketing & Analytics (EN)
This MSc in Digital Marketing & Analytics delivers the perfect blend of marketing strategy and analytics mastery that modern marketing roles require.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
Digital Transformation & Business Innovation (EN)
Digital transformation is about the game-changing role of digital technologies for companies. This means reshaping the business strategy and building a new corporate architecture bringing together IT infrastructure, new skills and roles, digital processes, and data.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Fashion & Luxury Marketing Management (EN)
Taught in English, this MSc in Fashion & Luxury Marketing Management will offer you an extensive marketing management training coupled with an immersion in the world of Fashion & Luxury industries. You will learn to design and implement winning marketing & communication strategies, to create uplifting experiences and engage with your customers in order to ensure the successful growth of Fashion & Luxury brands. Guided by academics & professionals with an extensive experience in Fashion & Luxury markets, you will gain hands-on experience and kick-start your marketing, communication, retail or sales career in the luxury industry.
The program is structured around 8 course units:
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
International Business (EN)
The MSc International Business provides students with broad knowledge of the similarities and differences that exist between people and nations, and understandings of the practices and processes of international management. It also seeks to furnish graduates with the knowledge and skills required to operate across a range of business functions and organizational settings – both globally and in specific national environments. With strong conceptual underpinnings, the programme is conceived to be practical in its orientation, emphasising the skills of working, managing and leading in various organisational settings (i.e.
MNEs, SMEs) embedded in diverse national cultural, social, economic, and political contexts.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
Sustainable Financial Management and Control with Data Analytics (EN)
The program trains students to pursue a successful career in financial, accounting or control departments of large, medium, start-up companies. The program also prepares students to operate within financial institutions, auditing and consulting firms that look for trained professionals for sustainability frameworks. This implies preparing students to analyze complex practical problems, with cutting-edge data-analysis techniques and technologies, and to make managerial decisions from a plurality of perspectives. Students will be prepared to lead a sustainable business development in an international, complex, and fast-changing socio-economic context. In addition, the program provides the knowledge to manage investments with a focus on integrating environmental, social and governance factors. The students will be prepared to take the new official CFA Certificate in ESG Investing.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
Casablanca Campus : Courses & Syllabi
Exchange is available in the Bachelor program on the Casablanca campus. Undergraduate exchange students can study in full English during the spring semester of the Bachelor Year 2 (B2) or the fall / spring semester of Bachelor Year 3 (B3). The fall semester in Bachelor Year 2 in Casablanca is taught in a mixture of English and French.
Bachelor in Management
Bachelor Year 2 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 2 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 3 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
Exchange students must choose one cross functional skill and one specialisation path. Students must follow all of the courses in the specialisation path.
The Cross Functional Skill courses consist of two modules each worth 5 ECTS. Students should choose one.
Exchange students must only choose one specialization path per semester and take all the courses taught in the semester (listed below). Each specialization path which is composed of seven modules of 5 ECTS per module. Three are taught in the fall, and four are taught in the spring. Exchange students studying for one semester, will complete the courses taught during the chosen semester.
Bachelor Year 3 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
Exchange students must choose one elective and one specialisation path. Students must follow all of the courses in the specialisation path.
Exchange students must only choose one specialization path per semester and take all the courses taught in the semester (listed below). Each specialization path which is composed of seven modules of 5 ECTS per module. Three are taught in the fall, and four are taught in the spring. Exchange students studying for one semester, will complete the courses taught during the chosen semester.
Paris Campus : Courses & Syllabi
Bachelor Year 2 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 2 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Syllabi coming soon.
Master Year 2 – MSc : Specialisation – (Fall semester only)
The MSc programs are the second year of the Master in Management. Exchange students will study alongside local students with an average class size being 35 students.
Exchange students coming to TBS Education for one semester, will take the courses outlined in semester 1: fall semester.
At the time of application, students will asked to select 3 MSc programs in order of preference.
Master Double Degree students should choose from one of the Specialized MSc programs. Each MSc is composed of 7 compulsory modules (7 ECTS each). In addition to this, students must complete 2 extra learning modules, a master dissertation and a 6 month internship. To obtain the Double Degree at TBS Education, students must also pass the TOEIC exam during their year. Two sessions are organised by TBS Education. Students can choose from an MSc on any of the 3 campuses provided they have the pre-requisites. At the time of application, students will asked to select 3 MSc programs in order of preference.
The objective of the Master thesis is to address a current or recent issue in management from an academic or professional perspective, thus contributing to the study, analysis, formalization and abstraction of the identified problem or issue as they are related to their professional field of expertise. This requires students to develop a wide range of capabilities by drawing knowledge from both academic and professional literature, as well as from the various MSc modules completed over the year.
Double Degree Agreements are negotiated and signed by two institutions. To verify if you can come to TBS Education as a Double Degree exchange student, please check with your local international office.
Banking and International Finance (EN)
The MSc Banking and Finance program is tailormade to develop professional standards and competencies for those wishing to pursue careers in the Banking and Finance industry. TBS Education offers an innovative blend of theoretical and professional learning equipping you with the outlook, the skills and the temperament to make things happen.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
International Luxury Industries Management (EN)
Do you dream of working in the Luxury industry? This MSc explains the codes of this industry and how you will excel at designing and implementing high-value marketing strategies. In the heart of Paris, students are immersed in the world of Luxury and work on real business cases. Moreover, this experience will broaden your knowledge of customer experience and digital marketing.
Program Courses Semester 1 (September – December)
Program Courses Semester 2 (January – March)
Other program elements common to all MSc programs:
Sustainable Transformations and Organization Resilience (EN and FR) to be updated
to be updated
Toulouse Campus : Courses & Syllabi
Exchange students in the Bachelor Program on the Toulouse campus can study in English or in French and in Bachelor second year (B2) or Bachelor second year (B3), whether for a semester or the full year. During a semester, students cannot mix between course years. In the Bachelor third year, students have the opportunity to specialize in a specific business sector by studying a ‘Specialization Path’ and business area by studying a ‘Cross Functional Skill’.
Double Degree students at the Bachelor level study in the Bachelor Year 3 and must choose one Specialization Path for the full year. Three additional optional courses are offered for exchange students (each worth 5 ECTS). These are detailed in the semester they are available.
Bachelor Year 2 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 2 – Spring Semester – (starting early January)
All exchange students to TBS Education must chose a minimum of 24 ECTS.
*Click here to download the elective guide from last March. Students must choose one elective which is composed of two modules. This module is worth 5 ECTS.
Bachelor Year 3 – Fall Semester – (starting early September)
In addition, french business culure and language, exchange students can choose a functional skill which is composed of 2 modules of 5 ECTS per module and one specialization path which is composed of three modules of 5 ECTS per module.
The Cross Functional Skill courses consist of two modules each worth 5 ECTS. Students should choose one.
Exchange students must only choose one specialization path per semester and take all the courses taught in the semester (listed below). Each specialization path which is composed of seven modules of 5 ECTS per module. Three are taught in the fall, and four are taught in the spring. Exchange students studying for one semester, will complete the courses taught during the chosen semester.
Aviation Management (Double Degree Only)
