Paris, France
Overview
PSB Paris School of Business is a private business school in central Paris offering BBA, MSc, MBA and DBA programmes taught entirely in English. It holds AMBA and AACSB accreditation and does not require French language proficiency for admission.
Cost to study at Paris School of Business
Postgraduate (MSc/MBA)
Indicative — not yet confirmed with the institution · last checked 2026-08-22 · source · always confirm current figures with us before you budget or apply.
Admission requirements
- Recognised bachelor's degree for MSc/MBA entry
- Completed Class 12 for BBA entry
- All programmes taught in English — no French required for admission
- English proficiency evidence (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE) plus CV, statement of purpose and references
Indicative — not yet confirmed with the institution · last checked 2026-08-22 · source · always confirm current figures with us before you budget or apply.
Intakes
- September 2026 (Fall)
- January 2027 (Spring)
Indicative — not yet confirmed with the institution · last checked 2026-08-22 · source · always confirm current figures with us before you budget or apply.
Student visa for France
- Indian students apply through the Campus France "Études en France" procedure before booking a VFS visa appointment.
- You must show proof of funds of at least EUR 615 per month of study for the French student visa.
- The long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) must be validated online within three months of arriving in France.
- Master's graduates may apply for the APS residence permit to look for work after finishing their degree.
Accreditation
- AMBA
- AACSB
- Conférence des Grandes Écoles member — confirm current status
Frequently asked questions
Do I need French to study at Paris School of Business?
No. PSB delivers its BBA, MSc, MBA and DBA programmes entirely in English, and French proficiency is not an admission requirement. French classes are usually offered alongside your degree, and basic French helps considerably with daily life and internships.
When are the intakes at PSB Paris?
PSB runs two intakes for most programmes — Fall (September) and Spring (January). Because the Campus France procedure adds several weeks, start your application at least four to five months before the intake.
Can I work in France after graduating from PSB?
Master's-level graduates can apply for the APS (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour) temporary residence permit to look for work in France after finishing. Current duration and conditions should be confirmed with us, as French rules change periodically.