Admissions Questions

When does online study start?

The confirmed online Bachelor and MSc intake starts on 2 January 2027. The academic year runs from January to December. The 450-hour Digital Communication special programme starts on the same date, but its revised end date is still to be confirmed.

Applications for the spring intake close on 20 December 2026. The stated campus teaching address is 1 Place de la Pyramide, 92800 Puteaux, France; programme availability and campus intake arrangements are confirmed separately.

How long are the programmes and what do they cost?

Bachelor pathways span three years, with annual tuition of €3,900 online or €7,900 on campus. MSc pathways span two years, with annual tuition of €4,900 online or €8,900 on campus.

These amounts are annual tuition fees. Payment dates, any additional charges and cancellation or refund terms are supplied before enrolment; they should not be assumed from the annual price alone.

How do I apply, and what happens next?

Use the degree application form, choose the programme and study format, provide your background and motivation, and upload a CV. The current CV limit is 4 MB; an optional academic-document PDF may be up to 2 MB.

Complete the verification step and keep the reference shown after successful submission. Admissions reviews your file; submitting an application is not a decision of admission or an immediate payment commitment.

Which award and application route should I choose?

Degree programmes lead to institutional Bachelor or MSc diplomas after successful completion. Professional courses are delivered online through Moodle, with learning, assessment and the electronic certificate after passing included in the €90 course enrolment fee, including Moodle learning, assessment and the electronic certificate after passing.

The Digital Communication programme has free training, subject assessments and a free successful-completion certificate. Its optional ESPAST institutional Bachelor pathway requires a €120 registration/dissertation/defence process. Use that programme’s dedicated application, rather than the ordinary degree form.