About IDRAC Business School
IDRAC Business School is a French higher education institution specialising in business and management education. Founded in 1965, the School has developed a strong national presence through a multi-campus model, with campuses located in major French economic and academic hubs.
IDRAC Business School offers programmes from undergraduate to postgraduate level, including a Bachelor in Marketing & Business conferring the French Grade de Licence and a Programme Grande École conferring the French Grade de Master, both officially recognised by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
The School’s educational model combines academic knowledge, professional experience and personal development. It is built around active and experiential learning, close relationships with companies, international exposure, entrepreneurship and the development of responsible and sustainable managerial practices.
Internationalisation is an integral part of the student experience through academic exchanges, international work experience, courses taught in English, double-degree opportunities and partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide.
IDRAC Business School also places particular emphasis on the major transformations shaping business and society, including artificial intelligence, environmental transition, geopolitical change and evolving models of work and leadership. These dimensions are progressively embedded across programmes to prepare students to understand complexity, exercise critical judgement and act responsibly in changing environments.
Through its close connections with companies, alumni, academic partners and local ecosystems, IDRAC Business School aims to educate adaptable, responsible and entrepreneurial graduates who are able to contribute effectively to organisations and society in France and internationally.
About IDRAC Business School
IDRAC Business School is a French higher education institution specialising in business and management education. Founded in 1965, the School has developed a strong national presence through a multi-campus model, with campuses located in major French economic and academic hubs.
IDRAC Business School offers programmes from undergraduate to postgraduate level, including a Bachelor in Marketing & Business conferring the French Grade de Licence and a Programme Grande École conferring the French Grade de Master, both officially recognised by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
The School’s educational model combines academic knowledge, professional experience and personal development. It is built around active and experiential learning, close relationships with companies, international exposure, entrepreneurship and the development of responsible and sustainable managerial practices.
Internationalisation is an integral part of the student experience through academic exchanges, international work experience, courses taught in English, double-degree opportunities and partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide.
IDRAC Business School also places particular emphasis on the major transformations shaping business and society, including artificial intelligence, environmental transition, geopolitical change and evolving models of work and leadership. These dimensions are progressively embedded across programmes to prepare students to understand complexity, exercise critical judgement and act responsibly in changing environments.
Through its close connections with companies, alumni, academic partners and local ecosystems, IDRAC Business School aims to educate adaptable, responsible and entrepreneurial graduates who are able to contribute effectively to organisations and society in France and internationally.
Cost of Living
The cost of living varies depending on the campus location and the student’s lifestyle. As IDRAC Business School operates across several major French cities, students can choose from a range of living environments and budgets.
On average, students should plan a monthly budget of approximately €700 to €1,200 outside Paris, and €1,000 to €1,600 in Paris. This estimate includes accommodation, food, local transportation and everyday expenses.
Students may also benefit from specific support available in France, including housing assistance (subject to eligibility), student rates for public transportation, university catering facilities and various discounts for cultural and leisure activities.
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