Track International management - M1

Admission

Mandatory TAGE MAGE test

Candidates in the following situations in 2024-2025 are not concerned by this test:

• candidates who are not resident in Metropolitan France,
• candidates registered for TSM,
• candidates registered with TSE,
• candidates from an institution benefiting from a partnership with TSM.

Information and dates for the TAGE MAGE test

Prerequisites for all candidates

• Successful completion of 180 ECTS (or equivalent)
• As this program is taught entirely in English, applicants must prove their English language proficiency :
  • An English language test for non-English speakers (C1 level required): see the list of the English language certificates accepted
  • Exception: passport holders from one country where English is the official language or one of the official languages are exempted from the English test.
• Examination of candidate’s application and interview
• Valid TAGE MAGE scores to be provided (for candidates concerned)
   

Documents to be provided

• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Cover letter
• Copy of valid national identity card (CNI), passport or residence permit
• Transcripts of marks from high school diploma (A-level) and post-high school courses
• Proof of language certification(s), if needed (see prerequisites)
• Valid TAGE MAGE scores to be provided (for candidates concerned)

Other documents may be required depending on your situation.
 

Choice between three tracks

The Master in International Management is a full-time degree over two years, entirely taught in English and designed for International and French university graduates. 

Candidates in M1 International Management can choose between three tracks as soon as they apply on eCandidatures platform:

• M1 International Management - in Toulouse: both years (M1 and M2) at TSM in Toulouse ;
• M1 International Management - in Asian Context: the first year (M1) in Toulouse and the second year (M2) in Bangkok, Thailand (CMMU) = track leading to a double degree (NOT an exchange programme) - Double degree in Asian Context - IMAC
• M1 International Management - in European Context: the first year (M1) in Toulouse and the second year (M2) in Brussels, Belgium (KU Leuven) = track leading to a double degree (NOT an exchange programme) - Double degree in European Context - IMEC.

Application to follow the regular track in Toulouse OR to follow one of the double degrees should correspond to a well-defined professional and career plan that must be clarified in the candidate’s covering letter.

Candidates interested in doing one double degree must apply for entry to the first year of the Master as they commit to the double degree track from the first year, during which a course unit dedicated to the double degree is followed at TSM, and at the beginning of which the tuition fees corresponding to the double degree are paid. 

Application 2025-2026

→  Applications for the 2025-2026 academic year are now closed.

• application period: from February 25, 2025
• closing application: March 24, 2025
• confirmation of admissions : June 2, 2025

■ French, European, or international applicants not subject to the “Études en France” (CEF) procedure

Applying on eCandidatures

■ International applicants subject to the “Études en France” (CEF) procedure

 The “Études en France” platform enables international students from specific countries to manage all administrative procedures for studying in France, from the application stage through to the visa request. It applies to certain non-European applicants (see website for complete list of countries)..

If you reside in one of the non-EU countries covered by the “Études en France” procedure, you are required to:

• Submit a preliminary application on the Campus France website (October to December).

• Apply via the eCandidatures platform within the dates indicated above.

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