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France Business School
MottoNew World. New School.
TypeGrande École
Established2012
PresidentIsidore Fartaria
Academic staff
170
Students7.000
Location,
France (also in China)
Websitewww.france-bs.com/en/

France Business School (fBS) is a French Business School, founded in 2012 as a result of the merger of 4 schools


History

fBS was created in a period of merger between French Business Schools in order to achieve “critical size” at an international level[1]. It was officially announced on 22nd May 2012[2]. fBS was finally announced as the merger of 4 pre-existing schools: l’École supérieure de commerce et de management (ESCEM) in Tours-Poitiers-[[Orléans], l'École supérieure de commerce d'Amiens (ESC Amiens), l'École supérieure de commerce de Clermont (ESC Clermont), l'École supérieure de commerce Bretagne Brest (ESC Bretagne Brest).

Type of recruitment

At its inception, fBS announced its withdrawal from the existing admission testing procedures (BCE, Ecricome) and introduced a different admission procedure from the traditional competitive entrance examination system by organising recruitment days called Talent Days[3] in about 20 French cities.

This recruitment targets different profiles:

  • Students in the 2nd year of the preparatory track
  • Holders of a 2-year undergraduate degree or currently enrolled as a Bachelor student
  • Students with a 3-year undergraduate degree
  • Graduates from an administrative or management degree programme
  • Foreign students, holders of a Bachelor's degree
  • Atypical profiles (students with “non-linear” backgrounds)

Location

Other sites have joined the campuses of the founding fBS schools (Amiens, Brest, Clermont-Ferrand, Orléans, Poitiers, Tours):

Official fBS website

Notes and references