Tuition fees

Yes, on a work-study programme (apprenticeship contract or professional training contract), tuition fees are free for the student. The OPCO and the company will pay the tuition fees directly to the school. In addition, the work-study student will receive a monthly salary, paid by the company. 

A first-cycle degree programme (also known as a traditional degree programme) = a programme in which students pay their own tuition fees. The compulsory work placement is then carried out either as an internship or by setting up a business. 

A work-based training programme (also known as continuing professional development) = a training programme in whichthe OPCOand the host company cover the tuition fees. The compulsory work placement takes place under an apprenticeship or professional training contract. 

Yes, it is possible to receive scholarships at INSEEC, but only under certain conditions and not for all programmes.

There are many different types of scholarships, both private and public.On this page, you can find details of the financial support and discounts available for INSEEC programmes. 

All INSEEC programmes are offered at exceptional campuses, situated in the heart of cities and featuring modern facilities. Furthermore, the campuses organise festive, cultural and professional events, as well as supporting student societies, throughout the year. Online students do notbenefit from these on-campus advantages, so their tuition fees are adjusted accordingly. 

Yes, the fees are the same for French, European and non-European students. However, for non-European students, the amount of the deposit differs. And to help them settle in on campus, non-European students are required to pay a compulsory fee of €700, which covers accommodation support and dedicated guidance. Find out more about international admissions here.

In the case of initial training, it is up to the student to pay the tuition fees. 

There are several ways to do this: 

• Payment plans for tuition fees via our accounts department
• Bank loan from one of our partner institutions
• Public or private scholarships and discounts – depending on the INSEEC programme chosen
• CPF scheme
• Self-funding. Internships in France are always paid, and the higher the year of study, the higher the remuneration. This means that a student on an internship can self-fund part of their tuition fees.

Tuition fees are set to reflect the specific resources required to ensure the high standard of each course. The differences in fees are mainly due to: 

– The profile of the consultants: the involvement of highly specialised professionals who are in short supply on the market. 

– Immersive experiences: the organisation of study trips (Paris, Monaco, Spain, etc.) and exclusive on-site events (company visits, prestigious masterclasses) which greatly enrich the programme. 

– The internationalisation of the curriculum: the inclusion of courses taught entirely in English and preparation for global careers.