The employment rate within three months of graduation is 96%.
Compare this against every Master in Management in France on our MiM salary & careers in France guide.
Frequently asked questions
What makes Rennes School of Business distinctive?
Its internationalism. Rennes states that roughly 90% of its permanent faculty are international, that it hosts more than 100 nationalities on campus with about a third of students from outside France, and that nearly all courses are taught in English. The Master in Management is built around a common management core, five Master-1 specialisation tracks, double-degree options in Master 2 and a global exchange semester, and the school reports 96% of graduates employed within six months — making it one of the more genuinely English-language, internationally staffed Grande École options in France.
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