Applications deadlines
Next application deadline is the 15th of the month.
Requirements for SKEMA's masters' programmes
Requirements - Two-Year MSc:
Eligible to apply: students who hold a three-year university degree or equivalent.
And students will be required to reach the necessary level for the MSc before moving to year two.
Requirements - MSc (one-year):
Eligible to apply: students who hold a four-year university degree or equivalent + two months minimum of professional experience (for the MSc Financial Markets and Investments, this requirement is: a four-year degree + six months minimum of professional experience). In some cases, a three-year degree with substantial professional experience can be accepted.
English language test required for all students:
In some cases, the English test can be waived (for English native speakers or degree holders from an English-speaking country)
TOEFL (530), TOEFL IBT (71), TOEIC (810), IELTS (6)
Other tests
GMAT/GRE is not mandatory, however a good score strengthens the application.
NB: Foreign, and non-EU, students who graduate with a CGE-accredited degree in France, can now find work more easily under a new French law.
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Selection
The selection is in two parts:
1.
Eligibility: online application
A selection committee examines the application submission taking into account the candidate's qualifications and professional experience.
2. Admission: If the application submission is judged satisfactory, candidates undergo a face-to-face/via Skype, or telephone interview. The interview lasts about 30 minutes is based on a typical job interview.
Successful candidates will be admitted on the basis of the application form and the interview.
Calendar
Recruitment is carried out on a rolling admissions basis. However, given the limited number of places, candidates are advised to apply as early as possible.
Requirements for the mastères spécialisés:
- Five years' higher education
- Four years' higher education plus three years' professional experience.
- Some candidates with only four years' higher education may be admitted every year (to a maximum of 30% of the class).
