NEOMA admits for both a September and a January start, on a rolling basis rather than fixed competitive rounds. Read at source on 7 September 2026, its Application calendar states: "For September 2026: Apply by 28 June" (now closed) and "For January 2027 intake: Applications are open until mid-October" — so the January 2027 window is the live one, and NEOMA gives it as mid-October rather than a dated cut-off. Decisions follow about two weeks after the interview, and the application fee is €100. International applicants should apply early to allow for visa processing. Exact dates for the September 2027 intake are not yet published.
NEOMA Business School has not published dated rounds for the cycle shown, so the date below is ours — a planning guide, not the school's calendar. Applying early still generally carries higher acceptance odds and earlier scholarship visibility.
| Round | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Final (January 2027 intake) | 15 October 2026 indicative — not published by the school |
The date above is ours, not NEOMA Business School's. An indicative date is one the school had not published for this cycle when we last checked, so we projected it from the rounds it runs each year — or, for a school that admits on a rolling basis and publishes no rounds at all, it marks roughly when applying still makes sense. Treat it as a date to confirm, not one to plan against.
What we checked, and when. January 2027 intake — the date is INDICATIVE. NEOMA publishes an Application calendar (read at source 7 Sep 2026) but gives this window in words, not as a dated cut-off: "For January 2027 intake: Applications are open until mid-October". The 15 October shown here is our reading of "mid-October" and is NOT a date NEOMA states, so treat it as the middle of a window that may close earlier — confirm on NEOMA's own page before planning around it. Admission is rolling, so the practical advice is to apply well before it either way: decisions follow about two weeks after the interview and places are limited. The September 2026 intake closed 28 June 2026 (NEOMA's own date, now passed) and dates for September 2027 are not yet published.
Frequently asked questions
How much does NEOMA's Master in Management cost?
When does NEOMA's Master in Management start?
Sources
- Master in Management — official programme page. FEE BASIS CHECKED 2026-09-06 (P36), and it reproduces in the strongest form available: NEOMA publishes its fee table BY ENTRY POINT and the tuition is identical across them — 'Tuition: €36,000' for the September 2026 intake and 'Tuition: €36,000' for the January 2027 intake, over a 2-to-3-year programme, with the €500 administrative fee stated per year. What varies by entry point is the gap period, not the price: the September intake carries an optional gap year at €1,000, the January intake a mandatory gap semester at €500. A summary line elsewhere on the page reads €37,000 for years 1 and 2 combined, which is the €36,000 tuition plus the two €500 administrative years; the tuition figure this profile records is the €36,000 ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- NEOMA in the FT Masters in Management 2025 — world top 30 ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- NEOMA Business School — Master in Management (programme + Application calendar). DEADLINES RE-CHECKED 2026-09-07: the September 2027 hedge is CONFIRMED — nothing on the page addresses that intake — but the page does publish a live calendar this profile was not carrying. Verbatim: "Applications are accepted on a rolling basis: For September 2026: Apply by 28 June" and "For January 2027 intake: Applications are open until mid-October", with "Applicants will be informed of the admission jury's decision two weeks following the interview" and admissions sessions listed as "June: 26; 30 / July: 2" (all past). Application fee €100; scholarships "of up to €10,500". NEOMA gives the January window as "mid-October" with no dated cut-off, so no date is entered in applicationDeadlines rather than inventing one. ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- NEOMA key figures and accreditations ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- Programme Grande Ecole — scholarships and support schemes for CROUS scholarship students, start of the 2026 academic year ("EXEMPTIONS GRANTED BY NEOMA – Academic Year 2026/2027"; tuition-fee reduction by échelon 0bis→7: PGE 1st year via ECRICOME TREMPLIN/D1-D2/scientists €500 / €500 / €500 / €2,500 / €3,200 / €6,400 / €9,600 / 100%, via ECG-ECT-arts prépa €500 / €500 / €500 / €2,500 / 50% / 100% / 100% / 100%, PGE 2nd and 3rd years €250 / €250 / €250 / €1,250 / €3,200 / €6,400 / €9,600 / 100%; "These exemptions apply upon presentation of a valid final grant notification from the CROUS for the relevant academic year"). PDF, 1 page, sha256:e2dc5994fab161a6 ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- NEOMA — Guide du financement (a 2025/2026 edition: names the CVEC at "100 €", against €105 for 2026-2027, and carries an échelon reduction table that differs from the dated 2026/2027 sheet; states a CROUS grant "vous exonère… des droits d'inscription universitaires et de la contribution vie étudiante et de campus (CVEC)"). PDF, 56 pages, sha256:a445688e7b46aa3d ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- NEOMA — Financing your studies (English; scholarships for international students of up to €10,500, "reserved for international applicants, are limited in number, and are applied as a reduction in tuition fees"; the page does not mention the CVEC). Re-read 2026-09-04 for the Early Bird terms, which are now on the profile rather than only here: up to €3,500 for the Global BBA, the Master in Management and the MSc International Finance, up to €2,000 for other full-time MSc programmes, and the International Master in Luxury Management excluded — awarded, quoted, to "candidates who are admitted and enrolled by 31 January", i.e. on acceptance rather than on application. The same page lists the international awards individually: Excellence, Shape the Future and Achievement up to €4,000 each, High Calibre up to €3,000, Welcome to France up to €2,000 ↗ — NEOMA Business School
- CVEC 2026-2027 — €105, owed by "les étudiants inscrits en formation initiale dans un établissement d'enseignement supérieur en France" and obtained "préalablement à son inscription"; master's registration fees of €255 apply only at public establishments ↗ — Cnous / Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche