A Day at Kedge Business School

Prior to being accepted to KEDGE, I was on the waitlist at ESSEC for both the Luxury and Brand Management programs. Due to my lack of marketing experience and language skills, NEOMA rejected my application. Additionally, I was on King's College London's waitlist for their marketing program. There was nothing wrong with the applications or documentation submitted; I simply did not have adequate expertise in luxury management, which resulted in rejection. However, the interviews taught me a lot. I was attracted to KEDGE Business School due to its expertise in luxury and brand management, matching my professional goals. The program is practical and business-focused and offers the opportunity to undertake real-world projects—something that I could not find in certain other courses. KEDGE welcomed me into their Brand Management and Luxury Management specialisations. The most important factors were the school's focus on the world, robust connections to the industry, and the opportunity to study in France, a key global hub for luxury brands. Also, the support for international students and career opportunities impressed me. The process started with an online application, where I had to upload my academic transcripts, statement of purpose, CV, and letters of recommendation. I was interviewed after I had sent in the documents, and I was asked about my goals, previous experience, and reasons for applying to KEDGE. I received my offer letter a few days after the interview. The admissions procedure was straightforward and effective in general. I was put to task to prepare for the interview without prior experience with the European admission styles. However, the interview board was polite and eased the tension of nervousness. The highlight was being accepted in both specialisations, which gave me the liberty to create my own academic life. Since I already had a master's degree from India and had 2 years of work experience, I did not have to sit for any English-speaking examinations. A letter from the company I was working at and the CLG explained that my work experience and education had been done in English and were found to be enough. In order to get settled, acclimatise to the climate, and complete formalities such as opening a bank account prior to classes beginning, I decided to join in the September intake. It took three to four months to go through the admissions and immigration process. I applied for the visa once I had submitted my documents to Campus France and received the NOC. Plan ahead of time because time can fluctuate.  ...Read More

I only applied for one college, i.e., KEDGE Business School KEDGE Business School is Ranked first (#1) in the world for my programme. It is triple accredited and there is no doubt about its reputation. My interest was particularly in purchasing, considering the reputation of the college. I never thought of applying for any other school, and after my interview, I was also given a scholarship, considering my past academic records. When I was looking for colleges, I had one thing in mind: the reputation of the course! The factor that Kedge Business School is triple accredited by AMBA, EQUIS and AASCB influenced by decision to pursue the same school. From admission to acceptance following steps were involved: Email an application for admission. Documentation of past academic record. Essay writing. Interview Selection and start of Visa Process The criteria was to have a minimum bachelor's degree and an IELTS score of 6. The process was smooth; everything was done via email. I faced challenges in gathering my documents for my admission. My passport was already ready so there was no such challenge during the visa process apart from finding accommodation in France near my school. I applied for the 2020 intake and was selected, though the covid lockdown influenced my decision and I deferred my admission to 2021. I had 2 rounds in the selection process. Essay writing (I don't remember the time frame): I was given a topic via email and asked to write an essay and share it in pdf format. I successfully passed this round. Interview (I don't remember the time frame): Post the Essay round I had an online interview where questions related to my previous job experience, the essay and hobbies were asked, along with one case study. After 1 month I received an email of selection. Thereafter starts the Visa process! It took 6 months from start to end....Read More

I only applied to Kedge Business School (Marseille Campus) and was lucky to get an admit. Although I looked into Emlyon business school,  Skema, EDC Paris Business School, AMOS Business School in France. I also looked into Loughborough university in the UK. Deakin University, Bond University , Victoria University in Australia could have also been an option. Curriculum, ranking and cost were the major factors for choosing the business school. The admission process was to submit and application with SOP and LOR along with relevant documents. It was followed by an interview with a professor to access. For eligibility you are required to have a minimum IELTS score, completed 12+3 or 12+4 years of education. The overall admission process was smooth with the only challenge being the interview process.  I enrolled for Summer intake and that's the only one available at Kedge Business School  The process took 3-4 months for entire process and  it included Campus France verification  You would also need an authorised translated marksheet and other documents to apply.           Step 1 Was an application with SOP, LOR, Certificates and credentials.           Step 2 Interview with college professor            Step 3 Acceptance and other formalities ...Read More

I chose KEDGE Business School, Talence, for its strong global reputation, industry-focused programs, and high rankings in supply chain management. Studying in France offered exposure to a global business hub. The curriculum, rich in experiential learning, paired with its prime location, provided career growth opportunities. The diverse student life, dynamic campus, and hands-on projects made my academic journey enriching and transformative....Read More

France is one of the best countries to live in because of the good standard of living, beautiful cities and towns, and open-minded and kind people. If you live in cities other than Paris, the cost of living will be very low, which makes it one of the most affordable countries, and also the education system of France is one of the best in the whole world. KEDGE Business School comes in as one of the top 10 business schools in France and top 40 in whole Europe, which makes it one of the best business schools. Kedge offers a lot of specialized programs in MSc as well as MIM, which is very reputable not only in France but also all over Europe. I did the 1st year of my master's at the Kedge Marseille campus and the 2nd year at the Kedge Paris campus. There are a lot of career opportunities in France but only if you can speak French fluently or at a C1/C2 level; otherwise, there is a lot of struggle to find jobs/internships if you don't speak French. My experience at the Marseille campus was really, really good; it is one of the best campuses and there's everything available at the campus, from 3-4 canteens to ATMs, sports facilities, etc. There are various associations at the Kedge Marseille campus that you can join; however, the Kedge Paris campus is not that great yet, as it was recently opened in 2020 so the campus is very small and there is a limited number of things that you can do there....Read More