Official name of the degree: Bachelor of Science in Management – Degree in Management and New Technologies (RNCP 39439)
The Bachelor’s degree in Management & Digital Business at Institut Mines-Télecom Business School (IMT-BS) is a three-year program. It leads to a state-recognized three-year degree. Upon completion of the program, you’ll have several options: enter the workforce or continue your studies toward a master’s degree in France or abroad.
The Bachelor's program in Management & Digital Business is offered in two tracks:
- Traditional Path (Student Status Track): High School Diploma through the first two years of college
- Apprenticeship track for the 3rd year (Apprentice Status track): available upon entry in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year
The IMT-BS Bachelor’s degree is both a broad-based program that enables you to master the fundamentals of business administration, management, marketing, and commerce… It also has the distinctive feature of focusing on new technologies and digital innovation.
It helps you develop essential skills while training you, as a future executive, to be open-minded, proactive, and capable of using information technology in management.
Year 1
The common core
In FrenchManagement · digital · soft skills · languages
All students follow the same programme.
Year 2
Opening up to the world
In English1 international semester · advanced management and digital skills
In the 1st semester for those choosing the apprenticeship track for their 3rd year.
In the 2nd semester for those choosing the student track for their 3rd year.
Year 3
Two tracks to build your career
Student track
1 semester of courses + 24-week internship
- Specialisation courses
- 24-week internship
- Gradual professional integration
Apprenticeship track
Work-study programme
- 3 weeks in the company / 1 week at school
- Work-study throughout the year
- Immediate, hands-on application of skills
What program, courses, and skills are covered in the IMT-BS Bachelor's degree?
And after the bachelor's degree…
Upon completion of your Bachelor’s degree at a Grande École de Commerce, you will be able to:
enter the workforce under the best possible conditions, either in France or abroad.
continue your studies toward a Master’s degree (BAC+5) at a Grande École or a university.
In the Shoes of a Future Manager: Opening Week
Workshops to develop soft skills:
– Theater in three languages
– Experiencing life as a blind person
– Nonverbal communication
Serious Games Week
Cesim Global Challenge: a business game designed to develop participants’ understanding of the
operational and financial management of an international group in a competitive and constantly
evolving environment.
Mais aussi...
– Développement personnel enseigné par le théâtre
– Préparation des cours en classe inversée : Méthodologie du Discours
– E-learning de soutien en comptabilité
– Entraînement aux certifications : le Robert,
Global Exam, TOSA, Sullitest
– Défis avec les entreprises et associations locales
– Moocs et cours à distance
– Accompagnement de projet personnel
Learn about Albane's journey
An international campus
Promoting diversity among French and international students
International Mobility
An international internship or academic semester lasting at least 6 months
Classes in English
In the 2nd grade, 50% of the classes are taught in English.
Optional Third Language
Option to take an elective third foreign language.
The Bachelor’s degree program at our Business School allows you to thrive in an international environment:
In the second year, 100% of the courses are taught in English. You’ll be part of a class with international students from all over the world.
Regardless of the track you choose for your third year (student or apprentice), one academic semester is spent studying abroad*. You’ll participate in a program of your choice—approved by the school—at one of the school’s partner universities.
Following your study abroad experience, you’ll receive a language certification recognized in both academic and professional circles: the TOEIC.
*Students admitted directly into the second year through the international track are exempt from the study abroad semester.
This initiative is supported by the government as part of the “Skills and Careers of the Future” call for expressions of interest under the France 2030 Program, administered by the Caisse des Dépôts.


