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Where Global Insight Meets Real-World Business
A Future-Ready Bachelor's Programme for Tomorrow's Business Leaders
Core Programme Pillars
Analytical Thinking & Strategy
Blend of theory and real-world problem-solving
International Business Core
Finance, Marketing, Operations on a global scale
Geostrategic Understanding
Navigate geopolitics and global markets
Multicultural Relations
Lead with empathy in cross-cultural teams
Leadership & Management
Strategic planning and ethical leadership
Choose Your Specialization
International
Finance
International Finance develops expertise in managing money across global markets.
International Marketing & Communication
International Marketing & Communication builds global branding and communication skills.
International Business & Entrepreneurship
International Business & Entrepreneurship trains students to launch and lead ventures in global markets.
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management focuses on optimizing global logistics and operations.
Your Global Business JourneyStarts Here
Explore a world-class curriculum in International Affairs—designed to equip you with foundational knowledge, cross-cultural skills, and practical tools to thrive in global business environments.
Curriculum Overview
Introduction to International Business
Key concepts, basic theories, impacts of globalization.
Microeconomics
Analysis of supply and demand, market structures, consumer behaviour.
Principles of Management
Management theories and practices, management functions.
Intercultural Communication
Basic concepts of intercultural communication, cultural dimensions.
Introduction to Geostrategy
Basic concepts, geopolitical theories, case studies.
Marketing Fundamentals
Marketing concepts and strategies, market research and analysis.
Business Mathematics and Statistics
Essential mathematical concepts, descriptive and inferential statistics.
Project Management
Concept and tools for international project management.
French as a Foreign Language or Intensive English
Linguistic, communicative and cultural skills.
Conference / Workshop / Professional Project
Organization of conferences and workshops on the students' professional project, observation internship (1 week).
Academic Experience & Learning Environment
Evaluation
- Written and oral exams: Written and oral exams assess understanding of theoretical concepts.
- Projects and research: Projects and research develop analytical and practical skills.
- Oral presentations: Oral presentations improve communication skills.
- Internship reports: Internship reports reflect practical and professional learning.
- Classroom participation: Classroom participation encourage active engagement and critical thinking.
Resources
- Library & DocumentationAccess to extensive academic resources
- E-learning Platform Digital learning materials and courses
- Computer LabsSpecialized facilities for practical work
- Conferences & Event Professional development opportunities
Teaching methods
- Lectures to introduce basic concepts and theories.
- Tutorials (TD) to deepen the topics through discussions and practical exercises.
- Practical work (TP) to apply concepts in real or simulated situations.
- Case studies to analyze real-life situations and develop practical solutions.
- Group projects to encourage collaboration and project-based learning.
- Invited conferences to benefit from the expertise of professionals in the sector.
- Internships to provide hands-on experience and prepare students for the job market.
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Applicants must have successfully completed their secondary education, such as the Baccalaureate in France or an equivalent qualification recognized in their home country. This ensures foundational academic readiness for undergraduate-level studies in an international setting.
Academic Performance
Applicants must have achieved a minimum of 55% overall marks in their high school or equivalent final examinations. This benchmark reflects the basic academic standards required to ensure students are prepared for the rigors of undergraduate study.
Language Proficiency
To ensure smooth academic engagement and communication in an international environment, applicants must provide valid proof of English language proficiency. This requirement can be fulfilled through any one of the following:
- Medium of Instruction (MOI) Certificate confirming that English was the primary language of instruction in high school.
- Medium of Instruction (MOI) Certificate confirming that English was the primary language of instruction in high school.
- 12th Grade English Marks, demonstrating adequate proficiency through strong performance in English as a subject.
- Standardized Test Scores, such as IELTS or TOEFL, meeting the minimum university-specific score requirements.
Our Bachelor Programme is in partnership with MBway and has of 3-year cycle, the first two years of which are assured by LIGMR® and the final year by MBWAY Lyon Campus, which will award students who have passed all exams and academic requirements of the RNCP degree.
How to Apply Online?
Begin your journey of growth and excellence with LIGMR – where your potential meets endless possibilities.
Complete The Online Form
Submit Required Documents
- Passport Copy
- Passport Size Photo
- Academic Diplomas and Certificates (High School, College, University)
- Resume/CV (1 page)
- IELTS/TOEFL/Medium of Instruction Letter
Application Review
Personal Interview
Final Admission Confirmation And Payment
Tuition Fee Structure
Fees
- The tuition fees for the programme will be paid in two installments (Spring and Fall Semesters) every year, payable in advance at the beginning of each semester (only for European Union students).
- The fees are subject to revision on an annual basis. The revision in fees will be communicated via email.
- Students outside the European Union region will have to pay 100% fees before the commencement of classes.
- The students will bear the cost of books and course materials for the courses.
Application Fee
Amount:
€320
Payment Method: Bank Transfer / Secure Payment Link
Non-refundable
Bachelor’s Tuition Fee
Amount:
€10,000
Payment Method: Bank Transfer to LIGMR® Official Account
Minimum 50% payment required to reserve admission
| Payment Type | Amount (€) | Payment Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | 320 | Bank Transfer / Secure Payment Link | Non-refundable |
| Bachelor’s Tuition Fee | 8,500 | Bank Transfer to LIGMR® Official Account | Minimum 50% payment required to reserve admission |
Merit-Based Scholarships
- LIGMR awards scholarships based on outstanding academic performance
- No separate application required
- Renewable annually, based on performance & Academic Committee decision
- Bridging financial gap for deserving students
Refund Policy & Student Compliance
Visa Refusal (Excluding Fraud)
RefundableRefund Eligibility: Partial refund (deposit - €500 admin fee)
Must email visa refusal documents from the French Embassy or Consulate.
Refund processed within 75 business days after document verification.
Visa Rejection Due to Fraudulent Documents
No RefundIf false academic/personal documents are submitted to LIGMR® or the French Embassy, no refund will be processed.
Failure to Join After Visa Approval
No RefundIf you receive a visa but don't report to the LIGMR® campus, the full fee is forfeited.
Non-Compliance with Study Purpose
No RefundLIGMR® may terminate your enrollment if you:
- Miss classes or have <80% attendance
- Are involved in unauthorized activities
- Misuse your student status or break French laws
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