Founded in 1897 and built on strong values, Montpellier Business School offers French and International talents who are unique in their diversity and their backgrounds, the excellency of an internationally recognised French Grande Ecole of Management.
By choosing Montpellier Business School, you're choosing to become a responsible actor in a changing world.
Join a Grande Ecole of Management directly after a high school diploma
The Bachelor of International Business Administration Programme (BIBA) is an undergraduate degree (high school diploma + 3 years of high education), delivered over 3 years studies and recognised by the State (RNCP Level II), AACSB accredited and EESPIG labelled: a choice that prepares the future in one of the best European Business Schools.
AACSB, EFMD and AMBA accredited, the Grande Ecole Programme (Master in Management) of Montpellier Business School enables graduating with a Master’s grade degree. It is regularly ranked among the World Top 50 and the French Top 15.
To join the Grande Ecole Programme of Montpellier Business School means choosing to develop your talents and expertise to become an actor in a changing world.
Each business has specific needs to which Montpellier Business School provides tailor-made solutions, thanks to a team dedicated to business relationships, to develop and sustain genuine partnerships.
Montpellier Business School provides training for all the talents who join it to help them become responsible actors in a changing world and make a difference.
We pay particular attention to ensuring that our website offers a high level of accessibility so that all users can take full advantage of all the information available, in accordance with the definition given by Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director:
“Make the Web and its services available to all individuals, regardless of their hardware or software, network infrastructure, their language, culture, geographical location, or their physical or mental abilities.”
Based on the international standards of WCAG 2.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), several application methods in the form of references have been developed to facilitate the understanding and application of Web accessibility rules.
In France, we have two sets of references:
– AccessiWeb
– RGAA
In France, the General Accessibility Reference Framework for Administrations (RGAA) is intended to define, the technical modalities for the accessibility of online services of the State, local authorities, and the public institutions that depend on it. Like the WCAG, three levels of compliance have been defined: A (minimum level), AA and AAA (maximum level).
Our site has been developed in compliance with the RGAA 3.0. It meets the minimum AA level of WCAG 2.0. Some pages with high media content in particular only validate the level A.
