LIBS is the English-taught pathway of Groupe École de Commerce de Lyon. It welcomes international students and French students who want a fully English professional environment.
What does LIBS stand for?
LIBS stands for Lyon International Business School. It is also searched as LSB Lyon, Lybre or LIBS school; all refer to this school.
Who runs LIBS?
LIBS is the English-taught pathway of Groupe École de Commerce de Lyon (ÉCOLE DE COMMERCE - BSF), 84 rue de la Charité, 69002 Lyon.
Which language are the programs taught in?
Programs are taught in English. A B2 level in English is required for admission.
How much does it cost?
Tuition starts from 8,160 EUR per year for the initial track, payable in instalments; work-study (alternance) tracks can be 0 EUR for the student under conditions. See the tuition page for details.
When can I start?
LIBS admits students at four intakes a year: October, January, April and July. The next intake is January 2027.
Does LIBS help international students settle in Lyon?
Yes: the Concierge Desk supports visa steps, housing and settling in. See the Why Lyon page.
See also: Programs · Tuition · Entry requirements · Intakes · Why Lyon & Concierge