Studying in Monaco

The INSEEC Monaco campus enjoys an exceptional environment with privileged access to the Principality’s infrastructure. You can take advantage of the Larvotto beaches for water sports (paddle, diving, sailing), the Stade Louis II for sports events, and the Olympia-Eissportzentrum for the ice rink.

On the cultural front, the Oceanographic Museum, the New National Museum of Monaco, the Grimaldi Forum and Fort Antoine offer exhibitions, shows and concerts at reduced rates for students. The Jardin Exotique also offers a unique natural setting for relaxing breaks.

The INSEEC Monaco campus, located in the Le Stella building within the International University of Monaco, is fully accessible to people with disabilities. The lecture theatres are modular and adapted for people with reduced mobility.

A disability advisor is on hand to provide personalised support, including making adjustments to teaching methods, adapting course materials and organising special examinations. The school complies with the Principality’s accessibility standards. Do not hesitate to contact the campus beforehand to anticipate your specific needs and ensure the best possible conditions for your studies.

Choosing INSEEC Monaco means opting for a business school at the heart of a region that is unique in the world. You will work in a multicultural environment with over 130 nationalities, within a prestigious economic ecosystem combining luxury, finance, yachting and sports business.

The campus offers an internationally-focused education with courses in English and guest lecturers from Monaco’s leading companies. Monaco combines maximum security, an exceptional Mediterranean climate and virtually zero unemployment to maximise your employability in business and international management.

The INSEEC Monaco campus welcomes a predominantly international community and offers dedicated support. A special service helps you with administrative formalities (visa, residence permit, Monegasque formalities), finding accommodation and adapting to life in the Principality.

The school organises regular welcome and networking events to facilitate integration between different nationalities. French language workshops are also offered to complement your English language training and facilitate your professional integration into the French-speaking environment of the Côte d’Azur.

The opportunities after INSEEC Monaco are exceptional, thanks to the Principality’s unique economic ecosystem. You’ll find jobs in luxury goods, finance, yachting, sports events and international entrepreneurship.

Monaco’s record employment rate and the presence of over 5,000 international companies make it easy for you to find a job. The management, accounting and asset management sectors offer high added-value career opportunities.

The INSEEC Monaco campus regularly organises job dating events where students can meet local recruiters looking for interns or work-study students in the luxury, finance and sports business sectors. Career conferences led by working professionals punctuate the academic year.

You can also access the Match’Up platform, which centralises internship and work-study offers from our 10,000 partner companies. The network of 115,000 INSEEC alumni and the proximity of Monaco’s international events (F1 Grand Prix, Monaco Yacht Show) are unique levers for your networking and professional integration.

Admission requirements vary according to entry level. A sufficient level of English is essential to follow the courses given in this language. Fluency in French is an advantage, but not a prerequisite for admission.

The OMNES Education Group has developed a number of partnerships with student residences in Monaco and on the Côte d’Azur to make your accommodation search easier. A dedicated service will help you find the right accommodation to suit your budget, put you in touch with landlords and advise you on local areas. Monaco offers a variety of options: studios in the Principality, residences in Beausoleil (a neighbouring French town), shared accommodation in Nice or Menton.

The region’s establishments offer good value for money and are within easy reach of the campus via the TER network. We recommend that you start your search as soon as you have confirmed your admission.

As a European student in Monaco, you can work alongside your studies, provided you obtain a work permit from the Monegasque authorities. The local job market offers opportunities in the restaurant, luxury hotel, events and retail sectors.

Non-European students should check the specific conditions with the Monegasque authorities before considering parallel employment.

Studying in Monaco provides you with a secure and stable environment that is internationally recognised. Although Monaco is renowned for its attractive tax system, this mainly concerns permanent residents and not students.

On the other hand, you benefit from an exceptional living environment, with efficient public services, maximum security and easy access to quality infrastructures. The experience of studying in the Principality will be a major asset on your CV, enhancing the value of your degree in the eyes of international recruiters in the fields of finance, luxury goods and management. The proximity of Nice and Italy also makes it easier for you to deal with day-to-day administrative formalities and widens your accommodation options.