Gestion
Full time programme
English
In person
High School Diploma (or equivalent) +1
High School Diploma (or equivalent) +2
September 2026 - June 2027
2 semesters
Yes (selective)
87%
Toulouse, Europe
In the second year, the emphasis shifts to alternative perspectives on and specific contexts of innovation, project management, geopolitics, governance and legal environment. This will allow students to gain an understanding of entrepreneurship and sustainable development.
International mobility is possible in semester 1, in semester 2 or for the year.
Dang-Huy Cao, Head of Programme
The second year is an intensive and challenging phase of the programme. It is designed to strengthen your academic foundations while giving you many opportunities to apply what you learn through projects and practical activities. By the end of the year, you will be better prepared for your third-year internship and more confident about the steps ahead. In addition to core management knowledge, you will develop a broader understanding of global dynamics and the technologies shaping today’s business environment. This will deepen your view of how organisations operate and what responsible leadership requires. International mobility opportunities further support this progress by strengthening your adaptability, cultural awareness, and global mindset.
Double degree with partners KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt and Budapest University of Economics and Business
German track
This double degree offers the possibility to study in Germany at the Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt University during half of your bachelor curriculum. You will study at TSM in Toulouse the 1st semester of the BSc2, and then study in the Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt during the 2nd semester of the BSc2 and the whole BSc3 year. At the end of the bachelor curriculum you will be granted two degrees: the Bachelor of Science in Global Management from TSM and the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt.
Hungarian track
This double degree offers the possibility to study in Hungary at the Budapest University of Economics and Business (BUEB) during the 2nd year of the bachelor curriculum. You will study at TSM for the whole BSc 1 and the whole BSc3 and study at BUEB for the whole BSc2. At the end of the bachelor curriculum, you will be granted two degrees: the Bachelor of Science in Global Management from TSM and Bachelor in Business Administration and Management from Budapest.
Benefits of the programme
- An international training: 100% in English,one third of the students are foreigners and 2 double degrees opportunities
- A professionalising curriculum: "learning by doing" pedagogy, student projects and interactions with professionals from the business world
- A multicultural student community: start your global experience by studying alongside colleagues from different parts of the world.
- An innovative and individualised pedagogy: flipped classroom approach, use of adapted digital media, a small-sized class of about 55 students
Programme Objectives
- Identify trends in international management and anticipate organisational evolutions via the use of relevant managerial concepts and analytical methods
- Analyse and critique management theory & practice by integrating ethical dimensions and implications for sustainability in management decisions
- Develop individual and inclusive collective work practices integrating sustainable stakes
- Develop useful work methods for career choices integrating effective, respectful and ethical communication in different settings, with different techniques and with a range of multicultural audiences
- Design strategies and use specific tools and technologies to find and critically and ethically evaluate and use data, AI-input, and information to solve a given problem or perform a specific task
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100 %
Taught in English
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98 %
Exam sucess rate
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87 %
Satisfaction rate
Student testimonials
TSM is one of the best IAE in France, offering quality training that teaches a very good general culture of the company with courses taught by academic professors, professionals from various sectors, or evenmore researchers. In my opinion, Its international openness also seems very attractive regarding my interest to go abroad and learn international management, with many opportunities for academic expatriation, summer school, internships or even gap years, as the Bachelor in Global Management proposes.
This Bachelor was exactly what I was looking for: a programme entirely taught in English, with many opportunities for experience abroad, a 6-month internship in the third year and social and environmental projects.
I chose the Bachelor’s programme to further strengthen the international dimension. With this degree, there is a compulsory mobility period and a one-semester internship, which I believe are key assets for both my professional and personal future.
