Bachelor Wine in Bordeaux

Choosing INSEEC’s Bachelor of Wine in Bordeaux means training at the heart of one of the world’s greatest wine-producing regions. As an international wine city, Bordeaux combines tradition, innovation and global influence. You’ll work in a fast-paced professional environment, in direct contact with the challenges of a constantly changing sector.

Throughout your training, you will develop skills in :
– marketing, distribution and communication applied to wines and spirits ;
– brand management, international trade and wine tourism.

By immersing yourself in the heart of the Bordeaux wine-growing region, you’ll acquire a global vision of the market, while establishing yourself as a committed future player in the world of wine.

There is no competition as such to enter INSEEC’s Bachelor Vin programme, but candidates must still pass the following admission tests:
– a written test (MCQs in general knowledge and English) ;
– a motivational interview to assess your plans and ambitions.

What we are looking for at INSEEC Bordeaux is real commitment. You don’t need to be an expert to get in: it’s your curiosity, your genuine interest in the sector and your ability to plan ahead that will make the difference.

Yes, you have the opportunity to complete your 3ᵉ year Bachelor of Wine programme in Bordeaux on a sandwich course. This rhythm allows you to combine theoretical teaching with practical experience in a company in the sector. Thanks to INSEEC’s support, you will benefit from:
– a solid network of players in the wine and spirits industry ;
– workshops to help you optimise your job applications and secure your work-linked training contract, the key to the rest of your career.

Work-linked training gives you an immediate foothold in the field and prepares you for a successful career in the demanding world of wine.

The programme takes place on the INSEEC Bordeaux campus, located along the Quai des Chartrons. This lively, urban setting offers modern, well-connected facilities that are conducive to creativity. You’ll be working in close proximity to châteaux, wine merchants and trade fairs, in a city where wine is a culture in its own right.

Throughout the course, you will take part in practical projects:
– communication actions or events for specific fields ;
– market studies, consultancy assignments or field visits.

These experiences help you to raise your profile, take the initiative and chart your course in an exciting and demanding sector.