FAQ

No, the title of Bachelor that you obtain when you study Bachelor in Management at TBS Business School is equivalent to an official university degree qualification.

It lasts for three years (180 ECTS) and not four (240 ECTS) like a Spanish degree because it follows the adaptation of the Bologna plan in several European countries:  three years (180 ECTS) + two years of Master (120 ECTS).

TBS has the three accreditations that business schools can earn, EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB, a triple crown that only 1% of business schools worldwide can claim to possess.

The bachelor’s degree in business offered by TBS is highly regarded within French academic circles, securing prominent positions in several prestigious national rankings.

• It has been awarded the top spot in the Le Moniteur du Commerce International’s 2022 ranking,

• second place in the Le Figaro 2024 ranking,
• and third in L’Etudiant’s 2021 ranking.
• Additionally, it ranked fifth in the Challenge ranking for 2022.
• On an international scale, TBS Education is also recognized for its excellence, being ranked 46th in the Financial Times ranking of European business schools for 2023. This highlights TBS Education’s significant standing both within France and globally among business schools.

Yes, the qualification we deliver is official (adapted to the Bologna plan), and endorsed by the French Ministry of Education.

No. TBS adheres to the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) standards. 60 ECTS must be earned each year. Wherever you study, an ECTS credit will correspond to the same amount of work for the student.

No. On the Barcelona campus, the classes of the TBS business management degree are taught in English. On the Toulouse and Paris campus, you can complete the entire program in French or English. Only a few elective subjects are available solely in French in Toulouse and Casablanca.

Level B2 of the common European framework of reference is required.

Yes, Spanish and French classes are provided in Barcelona and French in Toulouse as part of the business management.

Yes, the TBS business management degree can be studied in English on the Toulouse, Paris and Barcelona campuses.

This is not necessary. During the admission assessment, candidates who do not have an official certificate are required to prove their level of English proficiency through our language tests.

Yes, the TBS Bachelor of Business Administration program includes a first language (English or Spanish) and a second language (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian (only in Toulouse), Arabic or Chinese).

No, at the start of the course a language test is taken and you are then assigned to a group depending on your level.

To qualify for the first year of the Bachelor’s Degree you must have completed the Bachillerato, BAC, or equivalent, be under 26 years of age on December 31 of the year when the course starts, having an English proficiency corresponding to a B2 level and finally pass TBS admission assessment.

You will be notified within two weeks of the assessment.

The whole admission process is executed remotely and online.

The campus is selected at the start of the admission process when the online application begins.

You can change campus in the 2^nd year for one semester and go to another TBS campus or a Partner University. Changing campus in the 3^rd year will depend on your choice of the professional itinerary you want to study.

A recorded video interview and an English test. The entirety of the student’s candidacy will be assessed.

Yes, but you will have to pass a new admission process.

No, as the TBS bachelor of business management is an official French degree that is not necessary, the minimum requirement is the bachillerato qualification or equivalent.

The pre-recorded admission interview is approximately 30 minutes. It is an oral exam.

No, the price of the course will always be that which is stated in our fees, irrespective of the price of the host universities.

You can create a list of your preferences. However, the selection of places is made according to the students’ positions in the grade rankings for the first semester of the first year. The partner universities and the number of places may vary from one year to another.

We have collaboration agreements with companies, but students can also search for internships at companies anywhere in the world that are of interest to them. The Career Services department is responsible for making sure that students get internships that match their professional project, but it is the student’s responsibility to find their internships as this is a learning experience. The TBS internship policy is very broad and the only restriction is that the company cannot be run by the student’s family.

Yes, their corresponding credits make the internships a fundamental part of the Bachelor program, and they are evaluated as part of it. In addition, at least one internship period (in the first or second year) must be completed abroad.

It depends on the company. Although the school recommends companies to give students minimal compensation, it depends on the duration of the internship and the country’s legislation.

Yes, although this is not the aim of the TBS business management degree, which is a practical program and very focused on the professional world. That notwithstanding, you must homologate the qualification in Spain.

Yes, half of the graduates of TBS bachelor of business administration who decide to further their education, undertake a master’s degree.

However, your admission will depend on the requirements of each master’s degree. The Bachelor is an official French qualification worth 180 ECTS and valid at an international level.