The academic program provides 590 hours of training annually. The courses are designed to be interactive, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The structure aims to encourage students to develop both academic skills and real-world experience.

Theoretical courses: 56 days of classes, organized every Monday (8 hours) and Tuesday (8 hours)

Practical workshops: Every Wednesday (6 hours) and an additional hands-on workshop (4 hours) each week.

The BBS program is structured in six semesters over three years. Here is a breakdown of the subjects that students will study during each year. In the 6th semester, students will undertake a more extended internship and submit a detailed internship report as part of their graduation requirements.

This program leads to the issuance of a private academic title by MISB. It is structured in accordance with international standards for private higher education.

France is a key player for multinational companies, luxury brands, and tech startups. Graduates can find opportunities in various fields, including export, business, finance, and global marketing.

As companies around the world expand internationally, the demand for professionals with expertise in managing cross-border operations, negotiating trade agreements, and optimizing global supply chains increases. Emerging markets and regional integration offer new opportunities for international business development.

Graduates specializing in International Business Management have a wide range of career opportunities available to them. Here are some examples of possible careers:

In France, the international trade sector is experiencing rapid growth, with a high demand for skilled professionals in industries such as technology, finance, and luxury goods.

• International Sales Manager
• International Business Analyst
• International Marketing Manager
• Export/import manager
• Supply Chain Manager
• International Trade Consultant
• International HR Manager
• Business Development Manager