Master in Management (Programme Grande École) · Strasbourg, France · FT #45
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Tuition for the EM Strasbourg Master in Management (Programme Grande École) is roughly €10,500 per year for the Master cycle — about €21,000 across the two-year M1–M2 master, the same rate for French, EU and international students (EM Strasbourg states it does not vary tuition by nationality). On top of that sit small statutory French charges: the CVEC student-life contribution (about €105) and a modest national university registration fee. Crucially, the Programme Grande École can also be taken on a work–study / apprenticeship (alternance) track, on which a partner employer pays the tuition and the student earns a salary — so the out-of-pocket cost of the degree can fall to near zero. At around €21,000 (or free on alternance), this is one of the lower-cost triple-accredited French grande-école MiMs, well below the €36,000–€44,000 the top private écoles charge. Figures move each cycle, so confirm the current tuition, the apprenticeship terms and any scholarships on EM Strasbourg's own page.
Tuition for the EM Strasbourg Business School Master in Management is €21,000 (two years, €10,500/year; €0 on the work–study/apprenticeship track) for the 2 years program.
Total tuition
€21,000 (two years, €10,500/year; €0 on the work–study/apprenticeship track)
Tuition (numeric)
€21,000
Program length
2 years
Median tuition (69 euro-priced MiMs we track)
€24,500
On tuition, the EM Strasbourg Business School MiM ranks #29 of 69 euro-priced MiMs we track — at or below the
€24,500 median.
See how it stacks up on our cheapest MiMs in Europe and best-value shortlists.
Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs,
travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce
the net cost — see the FAQs below.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the EM Strasbourg Master in Management cost?
Tuition is about €10,500 per year — roughly €21,000 across the two-year Master cycle — and EM Strasbourg charges the same rate to French, EU and international students. Small statutory French charges (the ~€105 CVEC contribution and a modest national registration fee) sit on top. The Programme Grande École can also be taken on a work–study / apprenticeship (alternance) track, where a partner employer pays the tuition and you earn a salary, so the net cost can fall to near zero. That makes it one of the more affordable triple-accredited French grande-école MiMs. Confirm the current fees, the apprenticeship terms and any scholarship on EM Strasbourg's own page, as figures change each cycle.
Is EM Strasbourg accredited and well ranked?
Yes — strongly. EM Strasbourg holds the 'triple crown' of international business-school accreditations (EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA), a status reached in 2022 that fewer than 1% of the world's business schools hold. Its Programme Grande École ranks #45 in the world in the 2025 Financial Times Masters in Management table — its first time in the global top 50, up 39 places since 2022. It is also an EFMD-accredited master and a member of France's Conférence des Grandes Écoles. As a faculty of the University of Strasbourg, it combines grande-école selectivity with a major research university's standing.
What makes EM Strasbourg distinctive?
Two things. First, its model: EM Strasbourg is the only French grande école de management embedded in a traditional research university — the University of Strasbourg — so it pairs grande-école selectivity and triple accreditation with a major university's research depth. Second, its location: Strasbourg is a seat of the European Parliament and the Council of Europe and sits on the Franco-German border, giving the school a strongly European, cross-border orientation (200-plus partner universities, multilingual study). Add an affordable fee — €10,500 a year, or tuition-free on the apprenticeship track — and it is a credible, value-led route into a triple-accredited French MiM.
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EM Strasbourg Business School — Programme Grande École ↗ — EM Strasbourg Business School
EM Strasbourg Business School — Tuition and fees ↗ — EM Strasbourg Business School
EM Strasbourg enters the Financial Times' global top 50 (Masters in Management 2025, #45) ↗ — EM Strasbourg Business School
EM Strasbourg Business School — Our story (history, IECS 1919, 2007 formation) ↗ — EM Strasbourg Business School
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