Admission to LIBS is on file and interview, with no entrance exam. Teaching is entirely in English; B2 English is required at entry.
Requirements by programme
| Programme | Academic requirement |
|---|---|
| Bachelor in Business (3 years) | Completed secondary education: baccalauréat, high-school diploma, WAEC/NECO or equivalent |
| Mastère in International Management (2 years) | Three years of higher education, 180 ECTS or equivalent (bachelor, BBA) |
English and French
English: B2 at entry, shown by a certificate or a placement interview. A CEFR placement test is taken at the first class, and C1 is the target at graduation. See the English level guide. No French is required; free French classes run alongside.
The file and the next steps
You send your application file; the team reviews it and any admission decision is confirmed in writing before you commit. For the full sequence, see how admission works. Costs: tuition fees. Intakes: four a year. Non-EU students should complete the file several weeks before the target intake to leave time for the official visa steps, which remain the decision of the French authorities.
This page is in French too: conditions d'admission.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak French?
No. Programmes are taught entirely in English and no prior French is required. Free French classes run alongside.
What English level is required?
B2 at entry (certificate or placement interview). A CEFR placement test takes place at the first class; C1 is targeted at graduation.
Is there an entrance exam?
No. Selection is on file and interview.
What do I need for the Mastère?
Three years of higher education, 180 ECTS or equivalent (bachelor, BBA).
Related guides
How admission works
Steps and calendar.
Tuition fees
From €8,160 a year.
English level
B2 at entry, C1 targeted.
Talk to a LIBS advisor
Tell us your situation; you get a personal written answer: program, fees, calendar.