Rennes School of Business assesses Master in Management applications through its online platform on a rolling basis, with an autumn (September) start; French preparatory-class candidates can also enter via the national competitive admissions route. Re-checked on 5 September 2026, the programme page still publishes no application deadline or round dates of any kind — this is the school being silent rather than a calendar we have failed to find — so apply early, because places and scholarships are awarded as the cycle fills, and confirm the current timeline with the school.
Exact dates for the upcoming intake are confirmed against the school's official admissions page as they are published.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a GMAT for the Rennes Master in Management?
No — the GMAT is not required. Admission is by an online application (a CV, a recommendation letter and academic transcripts, all scanned in English) followed by an online interview with pre-recorded questions, with entry from a Bac+2 (pre-master) or Bac+3 (Master 1) level. On English, re-read on 13 September 2026, Rennes publishes no test and no minimum, and — unlike most schools — names no category of applicant who must provide one. That is a silence, not a waiver: ask the admissions team what evidence they will accept rather than assuming either a requirement or an exemption.
Sources
- Rennes School of Business — Master in Management. ENGLISH EVIDENCE CHECKED 2026-09-13 (P33b): the negative reproduces for the third read, and it is sharper than 'no minimum is published'. The Admission section reads, verbatim and in full: 'Rennes School of Business is committed to a non-discriminatory admissions policy and to actively promoting diversity of profiles. Admission requirements — Entry into Master 1 – PGE2: A Bachelor's degree or equivalent. How to apply — Apply online. Submit scanned copies in English of your CV, a letter of recommendation and transcripts encompassing all years of your prior degree. Online interview — Eligible candidates will be invited to an online interview featuring pre-recorded questions.' NEGATIVE RECORDED: no IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC or Duolingo minimum, no GMAT or GRE requirement, no application deadline, and — the reason this profile changed — NO CATEGORY OF APPLICANT is named. This page previously asserted that 'non-native speakers should expect to demonstrate English proficiency'; that who-clause was ours, and it has been removed rather than re-sourced. What IS a published requirement is that the documents themselves are in English. On fees the page still says only that they 'vary depending on the programme format' and links the fees page ↗ — Rennes School of Business
- Rennes School of Business — Fees and scholarships. FEE RE-READ 2026-09-05, every figure unchanged since 17 June 2026: European students 'Pre Master (PGE1): €15,000', 'Year 1 (M1): €15,000', 'Year 2 (M2): €16,500'; non-European students €15,000, €16,000 and €17,000 — so €31,500 for the EU two-year master and €33,000 for the non-EU one, with the pre-master year priced on top of either. Scholarships likewise unchanged: Talent and Unframed at '5000€ discounted from tuition fees', Bienvenue en France at '500€', and a '15% reduction' for Ambassador Scholarship recipients. FEE INTAKE CHECKED 2026-09-05: the page attaches no academic-year label to any of these figures, so none can be added without inventing one ↗ — Rennes School of Business
- Rennes School of Business — Key dates and figures ↗ — Rennes School of Business
- Rennes School of Business — AACSB accreditation renewed for five years ↗ — Rennes School of Business