Admission Requirements and Applications

To enroll in the first year of a Bachelor’s program, you must apply through the Parcoursup platform.

Key Dates for Parcoursup Applications:

• 17th December 2025: Parcoursup.gouv.fr opens for viewing the range of available programmes.
• 19th January 2026: start of registration and submission of applications.
• 12th March 2026: deadline for submitting applications.
• 1st April 2026: deadline to complete your application and confirm your choices.
• From 2nd June 2026: main admission phase (responses from programmes).
• From 5th to 8th June 2026: ranking of pending applications.
• From 11th June 2026: complementary phase (opportunity to submit new applications).
• 7th July 2026: Registration after the baccalaureate results.
• 11th July 2026: end of the main admission phase.
• 10th September 2026: end of the complementary phase.

Need Assistance with Parcoursup?

Contact the helpline provided by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation: 0 800 400 070 (toll-free, available Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM).

Applications for these programs are submitted via the eCandidat (Blue) website.
Programs Available:

• Licence 2
• Licence 3
• Master 2

Application Dates:

Please refer to the eCandidat website for specific application timelines.

Current Montpellier Management Students:

Students already enrolled at Montpellier Management and progressing to the next academic year should complete their pre-registration online without reapplying through eCandidat.

Note: This does not apply to students moving from Licence 3 to Master 1; such students must apply via the Mon Master website.

Need Assistance with eCandidat?

For support, email: moma-assistance-ecandidat@umontpellier.fr

Applications for these programs are submitted via the eCandidat (Red) website.
Programs Available:

• Professional Bachelor’s Degrees
• University Diploma

Application Dates:

Please refer to the eCandidat website for specific application timelines.

Current Montpellier Management Students:

Students already enrolled at Montpellier Management and progressing to the next academic year should complete their pre-registration online without reapplying through eCandidat.

Note: This does not apply to students moving from Licence 3 to Master 1; such students must apply via the Mon Master website.

Need Assistance with eCandidat?

For support, email: moma-assistance-ecandidat@umontpellier.fr

Applications for the first year of a Master’s program must be submitted through the Mon Master website.

Eligible Applicants:

• French students
• European Union (EU) students
• Students from Andorra, Switzerland, or Monaco

Exceptions (not required to use Mon Master):

• Non-EU international students residing in countries covered by the “Études en France” procedure; these applicants should apply through Campus France
• Students authorized to repeat the first year of a Master’s program
• Candidates wishing to be admitted to the first year of a master’s degree through a validation of higher education studies (VES); the validation of professional experience (VAPP) procedure is not managed by the platform
• Students whose course of study automatically provides for admission to the first year of a Master’s degree, in particular students on a Master’s degree in engineering course (CMI).
• Lastly, a small number of programs will not be using the Mon Master platform for recruitment to the first year of their master’s program, notably certain international master’s programs (M1 e-learning in partnership with the AUF, for example).

Key Dates for Mon Master Applications:

• 2nd February 2026: publication of the training programmes available from September 2026.
• 17th February – 16th March 2026: application submission phase.
• From 21st March 2026: application review phase (for work-study applications, the review ends on 30th April 2026, and responses will be communicated on that day).
• 3rd June – 16th June 2026: main admission phase (admission offers for work-study programs will be available on 12th June).
• 19th June – 19th July 2026: complementary phase (19th–25th June: submission of new applications / 26th June – 9th July: review of new applications / 10th-19th July: admissions).
• 20th July – 30th August 2026: management of withdrawals.

Admission requirements for e-learning programs vary based on the specific program.

Bachelor’s Degree (Licence 1):

No selection process; however, a general Baccalauréat with a focus on Mathematics and/or Economic and Social Sciences is strongly recommended due to the program’s emphasis on mathematics and statistics.

Applications should be submitted via the Parcoursup platform, selecting the e-learning option.

Bachelor’s Degree (Licence 2):

Open to holders of a first-year Licence Gestion or an equivalent Bac+2 level diploma recognized or registered with the RNCP*.

Applications: for CNED e-learning programs: via the eCandidat website; for AUF e-learning programs: via the AUF recruitment website.

Bachelor’s Degree (Licence 3):

Open to holders of a second-year Licence Gestion or an equivalent Bac+2 level diploma recognized or registered with the RNCP*.

Applications: for CNED e-learning programs: via the eCandidat website; for AUF e-learning programs: via the AUF recruitment website.

Year 1 of a Master’s Degree (Master 1):

Open to holders of a European Licence degree in Management, Economics, Law, Business, AES, or an equivalent Bac+3 level diploma recognized or registered with the RNCP*.

Applications: for CNED e-learning programs: via the Mon Master website; for AUF e-learning programs: via the AUF recruitment website.

Year 2 of a Master’s Degree (Master 2)

Open to holders of a Master 1 degree with comprehensive coursework in Marketing, Business, and Management, or an equivalent Bac+4 level diploma recognized or registered with the RNCP*.

*National Directory of Professional Certifications

Applications: for CNED e-learning programs: via the eCandidat website; for AUF e-learning programs: via the AUF recruitment website.

Please note:

Foreign Diplomas: Applicants with foreign degrees must provide:

• A French translation of their diploma(s) by a certified authority (e.g., French Embassy or Consulate).
• A comparability certificate for foreign diplomas (formerly known as a recognition of study level certificate), obtainable from the ENIC-NARIC center.

Applicants Without Required Diplomas: Individuals lacking the necessary academic qualifications but possessing relevant professional experience may apply through: Validation of Acquired Experience (VAE), Validation of Professional Acquisitions (VAPP).
These processes allow access to university programs by considering professional experience, prior training, and personal knowledge acquired outside formal education systems.

Please note that administrative procedures for e-learning programs differ from those for on-campus programs.

Tuition Fees: University fees for e-learning programs are equivalent to those for on-campus programs. However, additional fees may apply for services specific to e-learning.

If you are an International Student Seeking Admission to a Degree Program at Montpellier Management:

NON-EU STUDENTS:

Applicants:

Licence 1

• Students residing or studying in their home country must apply using the “DAP Blanche” (Demande d’Admission Préalable) through their local Campus France office.
• Non-EU students living or studying in France must apply with a “DAP Verte” (Demande d’Admission Préalable), which will be forwarded to Montpellier Management (Administrative Registration Office).
  If the application is accepted, candidates must present the following documents on the day of administrative registration: a valid residence permit or visa, a proof of residence in France (e.g., rent receipt, electricity bill, phone bill, etc.), a proof of enrollment for the current academic year (if already studying in France).

Licence 2, Licence 3, and Master 2:

• Non-EU students living or studying in their country of origin must apply through their local Campus France platform.
• Non-EU students living or studying in France must apply through the Montpellier Management’s e-candidat website. If the application is accepted, candidates must present the following documents on the day of administrative registration: a valid residence permit or visa, a proof of residence in France (e.g., rent receipt, electricity bill, phone bill, etc.), a proof of enrollment for the current academic year (if already studying in France).

Master 1:

• Non-EU students living or studying in their country of origin must apply through their local Campus France platform.
• Non-EU students living or studying in France must apply through the Mon Master website. If the application is accepted, candidates must present the following documents on the day of administrative registration: a valid residence permit or visa, a proof of residence in France (e.g., rent receipt, electricity bill, phone bill, etc.), a proof of enrollment for the current academic year (if already studying in France).

Application Response Timeline for 2024/2025:
For non-EU students applying to Montpellier Management through Campus France for the academic year 2025/2026:

• DAP (White and Green) applications for entry into Licence 1 AES or Licence 1 Gestion: Admission decisions will be communicated by April 30th, 2025, at the latest.
• Non-DAP applications for Licence 2, Licence 3, Master 1, Master 2, Prépa-DCG 1: Admission decisions will be communicated by May 31st, 2025, at the latest.

STUDENTS FROM THE EU

Application procedures for EU students follow the same steps as outlined on each program’s admission page:

• Licence 1: Apply via Parcoursup
• Licence 2, Licence 3, Professional Licences, Institutional Diplomas, Master 2: Apply via e-candidat
• Master 1: Apply via Mon Master

Registration fees for students from the European Economic Area (EU) and non-EU international students are the same as those paid by domestic students.

If you are studying at a partner university and wish to study at Montpellier Management for a semester or a full academic year:

• Contact the International Relations Office at your home university.
• Your university will then send an official nomination to the International Relations Office at Montpellier Management.