International BBA – Global Business Track

About the course

A four-year business degree taught entirely in English across three institutions: year 1 at EDHEC Nice, year 2 at UCLA Extension in Los Angeles, and years 3-4 at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. It includes three internships (up to 3 months in year 1, up to 5 months in year 3 and 6 months in year 4) and certificates from UCLA Extension and NTU.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• EDHEC does not name the Irish Leaving Certificate. It asks for the French baccalaureate or an equivalent (it lists a high school diploma, A Levels, the IB and the Abitur). France has no national rule on Leaving Cert subjects or grades, so EDHEC assesses your file itself. Ask admissions how it reads Higher Level results.
• Selection is based on school reports, a CV, a personal statement, an Emage-me personality assessment, EDHEC’s online English assessment and an online interview. No SAT or maths entrance test is listed.
• English: fluency is required, and all applicants sit EDHEC’s online English assessment. EDHEC publishes no minimum score and no exemption for the Leaving Cert.

How to apply

1. Apply earlyRound 1 runs 1 Oct-3 Nov 2026. Places on this track are limited, so aim for the earlier rounds.
2. Apply onlineSubmit the application for the Global Business Track with your school reports, CV, personal statement and ID, and pay the EUR 100 fee.
3. Tests and interviewComplete the Emage-me assessment and the online English assessment, then attend the online interview in your round’s interview window.
4. Accept, pay and plan visasPay the EUR 5,000 deposit within two weeks of an offer and send your Leaving Cert results in the summer. Check the US and Singapore student visa rules for years 2-4 with the relevant authorities.

Costs

• EUR 23,900 a year before scholarships. EDHEC states this for the 2026 intake and says the fee covers the full length of the programme. The 2027 intake fee is not yet published. Application fee EUR 100. A EUR 5,000 deposit is due two weeks after admission and counts towards tuition. You can pay in full or in 44 monthly instalments. Living costs in Los Angeles and Singapore are extra.

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