The MBS School of Business in Montpellier remains among the leaders of the grandes écoles

André Deljarry in the center, President of MBS, Stéphanie Andrieu, Vice-President and Bruno Ducasse, Director. – DR

The start of the school year was an opportunity for André Deljarry, President of the MBS School of Business, to present new developments and projects, but also to draw up a very promising 2023-2024 report for the future of the school.

While waiting for the opening of the Anima eco campus in Montpellier, in the Cambacérès district, to be delivered at the end of 2026, the one on the Parisian site, a stone's throw from Notre-Dame, has been welcoming the first DMOS (Executive Master) students since September.

In the best national and global rankings

“We will accelerate this deployment and open our targeted and graded Bachelor's degree, top 5 nationally, from January 2025 with a staggered intake. This will of course be followed by the traditional intake in September 2025, when we will offer the first two years of the Bachelor's degree, 2 MSc work-study programs and the 2nd year of the Grande École Program work-study. Recruitment is already open”, announces the president.

MBS's results in the rankings confirm a recognition of academic quality: “MBS has moved up 4 places in the Financial Times ranking, the reference that ranks only the 100 best business schools in the world. And still the first French company."

A desire to diversify sources of financing

The school, which delivers bachelor's and master's degrees, is developing a dynamic business services activity, with a turnover of 1 million euros, and already 1 million euros planned out of a target of 2 million euros for 2024-2025. "This success remains a challenge to be met in the months to come. This relaunch is part of our desire to diversify our sources of financing and strengthen ties with our partners, particularly local businesses."

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