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Welcome to our International students
Why study at SCBS
A school on a human scale
Courses in French can be taken at
Programs taught 100% in English
An association
dedicated to international students
Everything you need to know for your stay in Troyes
Before you arrive on campus
- Admission process
- Help with finding accommodation (Studapart)
- Assistance with visa application procedure with Campus France/ French Embassy (non-exchange students)
D-Day of your arrival on our campus
- Pick-up service and transfer to your accommodation
- Free welcome package
After your arrival on campus
For all international students:
- SCBS administrative registration
- Information meetings (everything you need to know about bank accounts, housing, health insurance, housing assistance, etc.)
- Cultural exchange with Trojan families
Throughout your stay on our campus
- Individual advice from the International Student Affairs department
- Support and integration by members of our student association
Flywire, a solution to facilitate international payments
- Pay in your local currency
- Benefit from competitive and low exchange rates
- Multilingual assistance, 24 hours a day – 7 days a week
- Guide and monitor your payment processes
All the information I need to move in
VISA : tous les étudiants non-européens en ont besoin
Before coming to France
Once in France (depending on visas received)
All non-European students need a visa to study in France
Before coming to France
Visa applications must be submitted either via the Campus France website (if your country is part of the Campus France / Etudes en France procedure) or directly to the nearest French consulate (see the Campus France website). For students who do not reside in their country of origin, visa applications must be submitted to the French consulate in the country of residence.
Once in France, and depending on the visa you have received
- Visa ” Etudiant CESEDA R311-3 6 ° ” also known as VLS-TS (valid for 3 months before extension): this type of visa is issued to students who come for an academic year, and sometimes for a semester: compulsory procedures once in France to obtain an extension (with the help of the school’s International Office): payment of the official fee (€60 in 2017/18) and interview with OFII, Office Français de l’Immigration, in Troyes. With this type of visa, you can apply for CAF housing benefit and work in France (60% of legal hours).
- Visa ” Long séjour temporaire ” ” Dispense temporaire de carte de séjour ” also known as VLS-T: this type of visa is generally issued to students staying for a semester. There are no special procedures to follow once in France, but students are not entitled to claim housing benefit from the CAF and are not authorized to work.
Financer ses études
Scholarships
Mobility assistance
Aide à la mobilité internationale des étudiants (Région Grand Est)
Erasmus + allowance
Erasmus + additional allowance for people with disabilities
Information sur le logement
Book an accommodation
A financial guarantor
Home insurance
Housing assistance (CAF)
Housing reservation platform
To help you find your future home, we invite you to visit this website: https: //yschools.studapart.com/fr/register/student
The platform centralizes advertisements close to our campus: landlords, real estate agencies, residences, individual or shared apartments. An administrative assistance area is also available to help you with your procedures.
Guarantor
Studapart: students wishing to choose a private apartment will be invited by Studapart either to have a French guarantor, or to subscribe to the “Garantie de Confiance”, for a fee.
VISALE: free service to obtain a guarantor. Only for European and non-European students holding a “CESEDA R311-3 6° Student Visa”.
Home insurance
Home insurance is compulsory in France before you can move into your apartment. You will be contacted by e-mail before your arrival to sign up for a student offer (approx. €60/student).
Housing assistance (CAF)
For European and non-European students holding the “Visa Etudiant CESEDA R311-3 6°”: information on how to register with CAF is available at https://www.caf.fr/.
Applications must be made once in France, with the help of the Maison des Etudiants, and submitted directly to the CAF by students.
A tourist tax (approximately one month’s rent) will be charged by the French authorities at the end of the calendar year (regardless of the length of stay).
Assurance maladie
Exchange students
Freemover students
Health insurance is a system that covers some or all of a person’s medical expenses. It helps finance medical consultations, drugs, hospitalization and specialized care.
Campus France
Campus France is operated by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development (MAEDI) and the French Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research (MESRI).
It is the French agency for the promotion of higher education, international student services and international mobility. Campus France
Lodging withLivinFrance
Our school helps international students settle in France through its partnership with LivinFrance. This platform makes it easier to find accommodation close to campus and offers free administrative support (visa, insurance, CAF, bank account, etc.). With LivinFrance, SCBS students can prepare for their arrival with peace of mind, thanks to a simple, fast and entirely online installation process.
An overview budget
CVEC
91€
Student & Campus Life Contribution
Insurance
60€
Home
Residence permit required
60€
For non-European students holding the “Visa Etudiants CESEDA R311-36
Meal ticket
3.95€
On campus – university restaurant
Public transport
~€35/month
Racing basket
250/month
Rent
~€325/month
Depending on CAF benefits
Admissions and tuition fees for all our programs
BeM
Bachelor in Management
(bac +3)
Admission by year
BeM 1: Bac or equivalent
BeM 2: Bac or 60 ECTS credits
BeM 3: Bac+2 or 120 ECTS credits
Tuition fees
1st year: €8,000
2nd and3rd years: €9,000 / year
BBA
International in Management
(bac +3)
Admission by year
BBA 1: Bac or equivalent
BBA 2: Bac or 60 ECTS credits
BBA 3: Bac+2 or 120 ECTS credits
Tuition fees
For 4 years: €10,000 / year
PGE
Grande école program
(bac +3)
Admission by year
PGE 1: Bac +2 or 120 ECTS credits
PGE 2: Bac +3 or 180 ECTS credits
PGE 3: 60 ECTS credits + M1
Tuition fees
1st year: €10,500
2nd and 3rd years: €11,500 / year
BeM
Master of Science
(bac +3)
Admission by year
MSc 1: Bac +5 or 300 ECTS credits
Bac+4 or 240 ECTS
Tuition fees
1st year: €12,000
Course catalog
As part of your academic exchange at SCBS, you will have the opportunity to choose from a selection of courses tailored to your background and academic goals. The purpose of this document is to guide you through this important step, and to give you an overview of the courses available.