With more than 150 years of history, NEOMA Business School is a prestigious Grandes Ecoles ranked top 6 in France and among the best Management Schools in Europe. NEOMA Business School is internationally recognized and owns the triple accreditation EQUIS, AACSB & AMBA, and offers one of the leading networks of graduates with nearly 65,700 alumni in 120 countries around the World. The school is managed by President Michel-Edouard Leclerc and Dean Delphine Manceau.
NEOMA Business School has established an international reputation thanks to its expertise in a variety of key disciplines: Marketing, Finance, Management, Luxury, Supply Chain, or Entrepreneurship. Predominantly taught in English and designed for students of all nationalities, NEOMA Business School Full Time Masters’ degree programs offer students the ideal gateway to the world of international business. Drawing on the school’s well-established reputation for research and academic excellence, our Masters’s degrees are constantly reviewed and developed, to respond to the ever-changing requirements of a continually evolving corporate world.
NEOMA Business School is authorized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, to deliver « the Grade de Master » for these MSc (“Diplôme d’Études Supérieures Spécialisées en Management International”) - and to provide a registered title with the French RNCP (the National Repertory of Professional Certification). The campuses provide the ideal international learning environment in which to discover and experience diversity at every level (faculty, class, student clubs, and associations…) and to study and learn in an environment designed to maximize the student experience and prepare students for the professional world.
NEOMA Business School has been granted the 3 star « Bienvenue en France » label for 4 year! This is a recognition to the many services the School offers to international students when thinking of helping them to better integrate into life in France and in the Campus. This accreditation is granted by a body of French Higher Education stakeholders, including Campus France and the Ministry of European and International Affaires.
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