Program Facts
Program Facts
The School
Rennes School of Business campus
Rennes School of Business is a cosmopolitan business school (95% of its professors and 55% of its students are international) member of the French Conférence des Grandes Ecoles which offers a complete portfolio of courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
The Faculty
Rennes School of Business has a strong strategic commitment to high quality, impactful research in the following areas:
- Agribusiness (Agribusiness, Sustainable Development and CSR)
- AI-Driven Business (Intelligence, Data-Driven Global Business)
Entry Requirements
- A strong academic background
- Bachelor or equivalent (Diploma)
English proficiency (one of the following):
- TOEFL > 80 IBT
- TOEIC > 750
- IELTS > 6.0
- Cambridge Proficiency Exam (CPE) > B2
- TOEFL 70 or TOEIC 700 or IELTS 5.5 + Rennes SB online intensive english Course (IEC)
- Placement English test (similar to TOEIC) , at no extra cost. Available at the time of your acceptance into the programme.
- Previous studies taught in English (minimum 2 years)
- Native Language: English
Application Procedure
Two-step admission process:
- Online application file
- Personal interview
For more information, please contact us
Tuition and Fees
Tuition fees:
- 1st Year: €13.250
- 2nd Year: €14.250
Application fees:
€90
Financial Aid
Rennes School of Business offers a wide range of scholarships depending on academic performance or social criteria.
Find all financial aids on the dedicated page on our website.
Location
Rennes SB is located in Rennes (France)
Rennes, the capital of Brittany, is located 1.25 hours from Paris by high-speed train and 1 hour by plane from London. Well-known as A student city, Rennes is also a town of art and history. Its economy is based on the telecommunications sector, the automobile industry, the food industry and on tourist and cultural activities.
Accommodation
Rennes School of Business offers a wide range of facilities to support students looking for the best place to stay before their arrival and throughout their studies in Rennes or Paris.
To guide them at this very important stage of their journey, the welcome and housing service supports the international students with both an on-line service and a physical office.
Rennes School of Business has built strong links with different partners:
- Studapart peer-to-peer platform where students have access to different options: premium residences around the campus, private flats or shared apartments
- Public student residence halls (CROUS)
Full-Time
Program includes up to 36 weeks of internship experience for each student.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
- Over 80% of courses are in English.
Program includes at least 4 months mandatory internship.
- Over 80% of courses are in English.
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