How can I join ESCE’s International Bachelor Program?
Two start dates available: September or February! ESCE’s International Bachelor’s program is a high-quality academic program open to French and international students. You can join this program either in September or in January. The admission procedure is simplified and not via ParcourSup. It is open all year round.
Admission procedure
- Evaluation of your application
Once your application has been submitted, it will be evaluated by our teaching and administrative teams. - Motivational interview
An interview (in person or remotely for foreign candidates) will be organized to better understand your motivations and career aspirations. - Feedback from the admissions committee
After the interview, your application will be submitted to an admissions committee for final approval.
Admission requirements
- 1st Year: Hold a French Baccalaureate or equivalent internationally recognized diploma.
- 2nd Year: 60 ECTS credits from Bac+1.
- 3rd Year: 120 ECTS credits from Bac+2.
Composition of the application file
Your application must include the following documents:
- A copy of your identity card
- A copy of your high school diploma (or equivalent)
- Copies of transcripts for the last two years
- An up-to-date CV
- A letter of motivation
- 70€ application fee
What’s the difference between an admission based on qualifications and a parallel competition?
Rentrée Décalée: Join the program in 1st or 3rd year
The“rentrée décalée” option allows you to join the International Bachelor program in 1st or 3rd year, following a course schedule adapted to compress the 2 semesters into 1. This means you don’t lose a year, while still benefiting from quality teaching.
- Intended for: Students with a Bac or Bac+2 who are looking for training.
Preparing for your admission interview: 5 steps to success
1. Find out about the school
Find out about the program, existing associations and3rd year specializations. The idea is to be able to show during the interview that you are interested in ESCE and the Bachelor program in particular.
2. Preparing an introduction
In addition to a formal presentation (who you are, what you’ve done before, why you want to go to school), the introduction should focus the conversation on what you want to talk about. The aim of the oral is to get to know you better.
3. Highlight your extracurricular projects and hobbies
These are the elements that will make the difference. If you’re passionate about an author or musician, say so. Similarly, highlight your projects outside the school. ESCE values enterprising and committed candidates.
4. Keep up to date
Current affairs questions are a way of testing a candidate’s openness to the world. You need to pay close attention to economic, social and political news, and above all international current affairs.
5. Taking care of your non-verbal communication
Look your interviewers in the eye, stand up straight, smile… in short, pay attention to the image you project during the interview. Professional attire is recommended.
Contact
Nathan Kosmowski, International Bachelor Program Admissions Manager
📞 +33 1 40 59 31 06 / +33 6 70 26 11 15
📧 nathan.kosmowski@esce.fr
Personalized online appointment available
For international applications, please contact :
📧 internationaladmissions@omneseducation.com
Please note: The international admission procedure only applies to non-French applicants living outside France.
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