NEOMA Business School
Mont-Saint-Aignan, France

• Rouen Campus:
  Located between Paris and the coast, Rouen combines a charming medieval atmosphere with a strong industrial and logistics presence.

• Paris Campus:
  In the heart of France’s capital, the Paris Campus offers a modern learning space surrounded by culture, fashion, and world-class innovation.

• Reims Campus:
  Known as the capital of Champagne, Reims blends history, elegance, and connectivity—just 45 minutes from Paris by high-speed train.

• Fall Semester: 15 March - 15 April

• Spring Semester: 1 September - 1 October

• Fall Semester: Early September - End of December

• Spring Semester: Early January - Early May

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* A Welcome Day is held at the beginning of each semester.

• No official language certificate is required.

• We trust our partner universities to confirm that nominated students have the appropriate language proficiency.

• The standard workload is 30 ECTS per semester (about 5 courses), with a minimum requirement of 20 ECTS.

• Courses are graded on a 20-point scale, with 10/20 as the minimum passing grade.

• In addition to final exams, assessments include participation, projects, and written work.

• Transcripts also follow the ECTS grading standard, and grade conversion depends on the home university’s system.

• On- and off-campus housing in Reims and Rouen can be reserved through the NEOMA BS Housing Application before arrival.

• Rent ranges from €300–€700 per month depending on room type, services, and stay duration.

• A full semester’s rent must be paid in advance to confirm booking.

• Students with eligible visas may apply for the CAF housing allowance, which can cover up to 20% of rent.
  More details: NEOMA Housing Information

• Library

• Cafeteria

• Fitness room

• 90 societies and clubs

• 3 incubators

• 2 accelerators

• A coding school

• Total: € 600 - 1050

• Accommodation: € 300 - 700

• Food: € 200

• Social / Leisure: € 75

• Public Transportation: € 30

• Other: € 50

No tuition fees for the Exchange Program if nominated by an exchange partner institution.

• Fall Semester: End of April

• Spring Semester: Beginning of November

• Acceptance letters are automatically generated in the system.

• Students can download them for submission to their home university, and original copies can be mailed upon request.

• Up to 95% of courses are taught in English, so exchange students do not need French skills.

• However, students must choose courses within the same level or track, either undergraduate or graduate.

Course registration is done online on a first-come, first-served basis. Dates will be announced by email.

• Fall Semester: June

• Spring Semester: November

• Transcripts are usually available about two months after final exams.

• Students can download them directly from the internal portal, and an original copy can be mailed upon request.

• All students must have health insurance while studying in France.

• Non-European students are covered either by the French National Health Insurance (free of charge) or by private international insurance, depending on their visa type.

• In addition, housing insurance is mandatory for all accommodations in France, with a one-time cost of approximately €25–€65 for residence rooms.

• Further details are provided with the housing offer.

• The Exchange Program offers a Mix & Match catalogue for undergraduate students, featuring a wide range of Business, French Language, and e-Learning courses.

• Students must follow the specific course selection rules for each campus.

• For more details, visit: NEOMA Course Information

• Total: € 1,260 - 1660

• Accommodation: € 800 - 1,200

• Food: € 250

• Social / Leisure: € 80

• Public Transportation: € 86

• Other: € 50