Online and in-person study.
PTI offers online and in-person teaching. The available format, timetable and teaching location are confirmed for each programme and intake before enrolment.
Admissions at PTI Paris
Complete your Bachelor or MSc application below. Select your programme and study format, enter your details and upload your documents.
Online
Study remotely with digital learning activities and the scheduled teaching and assessments specified for your programme.
In person
Attend scheduled teaching at the location stated in your offer. Ask the admissions team which programmes and intakes offer this format.
Tuition and other fees
| Pathway | Teaching format | Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor — institutional diploma | Online | €3,900 per academic year |
| Bachelor — institutional diploma | On campus | €7,900 per academic year |
| MSc — institutional diploma | Online | €4,900 per academic year |
| MSc — institutional diploma | On campus | €8,900 per academic year |
| Digital Communication special programme — 450 hours | Fully online | 120 tuition-free places. Courses, subject assessments and the successful-completion certificate are free. |
| Optional ESPAST institutional Bachelor pathway for the special programme | Additional dissertation and defence | €120 total. Request registration when applying; all six subjects and the dissertation/defence must be passed. |
| Separate PTI Professional Certificate assessment pathway | Assessment route | €90 course enrolment fee, including Moodle learning, assessment and the electronic certificate after passing. This is separate from tuition and from the free Digital Communication programme. |
Digital Communication: full programme, conditions and application →
Spring admissions — online study starts 2 January 2027
Choose a Bachelor or MSc programme and select online study for the confirmed spring intake. The first academic year runs from January to December 2027. Bachelor pathways span three years and MSc pathways two years, subject to successful completion.
On-campus study can also be requested. Admissions will confirm whether your chosen programme is available on campus, its location and its intake; the online start date should not be treated as a campus start date.
Prepare and submit your application
Complete the degree application form with your selected programme, preferred study format, contact information, previous education, relevant experience and motivation. Upload a CV as a PDF of up to 4 MB; academic documents can be uploaded as an optional PDF of up to 2 MB in the current form.
Review your information and complete the verification step before submitting. Keep the reference displayed after successful submission. If submission fails, resolve the displayed error rather than assuming an email enquiry has created an application record.
Understand the cost and decision
Annual Bachelor tuition is €3,900 online or €7,900 on campus. Annual MSc tuition is €4,900 online or €8,900 on campus. Payment schedules and enrolment terms are provided before registration; the application form does not take a tuition payment.
Admissions reviews your file and communicates the next steps. Submission is not an admission decision. Applications for the spring intake close on 20 December 2026.
Use the right route
The Digital Communication special programme and professional certificate assessments have separate applications and conditions. Choose the dedicated route if you are applying for one of those programmes.
For questions about fit, documents or teaching arrangements, contact the admissions team. An enquiry helps you obtain information; a degree application requires submission through the document-upload form.