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# 51+World University Rankings - Masters in Supply Chain Management

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Tuitionfee

10,000 EURTuition Fee/year

About ICN Business School

ICN Business School is one of France’s most well-established business schools, promoting an interdisciplinary approach to education with a vision to encourage creative thinking and produce innovative solutions to the problems of today. It originated as a hybrid of the University of Nancy and Murthe-at-Moselle Chamber of Commerce and Industry before becoming its own higher education institution in 2003. The school aims to produce the next generation of business professionals, decision makers and creators.
Key Facts and Figures:

  • Triple Accreditation: EQUIS, AMBA & AACSB
  • 3 modern campuses in Paris, Nancy, and Berlin
  • A unique Art-Technology-Management Spirit
  • 14 international double degrees
  • 3000 students every year including 38% of students from abroad
  • 70% of professors with international backgrounds
  • Strong Alumni network with 21 000 Graduates
  • More than 120 partner universities around the world
  • 150 Business Partners

ICN’s campuses are based in two locations in France, one in the capital city of Paris and one in the northern French town of Nancy, as well as one campus in Berlin, Germany. One prominent tourist feature of Nancy is the abundance of historical architecture. The Town Hall, Museum of Fine Arts, the Opera, the ‘Neptune Fountain,’ and the Triumphal Arc are all built in the eighteenth-century classical style. Among the museums and historical buildings, Nancy boasts botanical gardens, art galleries and a rich culinary history.  
ICN’s mission is to instil in its graduates a sense of responsibility and give them the practical skills to be able to work effectively in a global business market. They aim to be forerunners in the fields of art, technology, and business management and create useful contributions and consider sustainable practices to advance in the field.
Find out more about life at ICN BUSINESS SCHOOL via its social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and TikTok.

About ICN Business School

ICN Business School is one of France’s most well-established business schools, promoting an interdisciplinary approach to education with a vision to encourage creative thinking and produce innovative solutions to the problems of today. It originated as a hybrid of the University of Nancy and Murthe-at-Moselle Chamber of Commerce and Industry before becoming its own higher education institution in 2003. The school aims to produce the next generation of business professionals, decision makers and creators.
Key Facts and Figures:

  • Triple Accreditation: EQUIS, AMBA & AACSB
  • 3 modern campuses in Paris, Nancy, and Berlin
  • A unique Art-Technology-Management Spirit
  • 14 international double degrees
  • 3000 students every year including 38% of students from abroad
  • 70% of professors with international backgrounds
  • Strong Alumni network with 21 000 Graduates
  • More than 120 partner universities around the world
  • 150 Business Partners

ICN’s campuses are based in two locations in France, one in the capital city of Paris and one in the northern French town of Nancy, as well as one campus in Berlin, Germany. One prominent tourist feature of Nancy is the abundance of historical architecture. The Town Hall, Museum of Fine Arts, the Opera, the ‘Neptune Fountain,’ and the Triumphal Arc are all built in the eighteenth-century classical style. Among the museums and historical buildings, Nancy boasts botanical gardens, art galleries and a rich culinary history.  
ICN’s mission is to instil in its graduates a sense of responsibility and give them the practical skills to be able to work effectively in a global business market. They aim to be forerunners in the fields of art, technology, and business management and create useful contributions and consider sustainable practices to advance in the field.
Find out more about life at ICN BUSINESS SCHOOL via its social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and TikTok.

Available programs

Find out about the undergraduate degrees at ICN BUSINESS SCHOOL, including the entry requirements, tuition fees and how to apply.

  • Bachelor in Management (3 years) - teaches the basic concepts of business management (economics, law, IT, accounting, management, etc), key concepts in sales, communications and marketing, and enhances general knowledge.

Find out about the postgraduate degrees at ICN BUSINESS SCHOOL, including the entry requirements, tuition fees and how to apply.

  • Master in Management (2 years) - a strong international focus that equips students with necessary skills to become business managers. The course is offered in either French or English.
  • MSc Programmes - offered for a wide variety of topics including:

         o Banking and Wealth Management (1-2 years) (French)

         o Brand and Marketing Management (4 semesters) (English)

         o Supply Chain Management and Purchasing (1-2 years) (English or French)

         o Luxury and Design Management (5 semesters) (English)

         o International Management MIEX (2 years) (English)

         o International Business Development (1-2 years) (English)

         o Management of Human Resources and Social Innovation (1-2 years) (French)

         o Digital Marketing (4 semesters) (French)

         o Marketing Strategy and Commercial Development (1-2 years) (French)

         o Finance and Risk Management (4 semesters) (English)

  • Executive MBA (3-4 days per month over 18 months) - an interdisciplinary approach to business management using ICN’s principles of innovation, management, and creativity.
  • PhD Programme (3 years) - independent research in an area of the student’s choice in order to produce a thesis and present findings of research.
  • DBA in Sustainable Innovation Management (4 years) - independent research surrounding the theme of sustainability within the world of business in order to produce a thesis and present the findings of research

University information

Students can apply to study at ICN Business School online. The application pages for French students and international students are separated to meet the individual student’s language needs and to ensure that the right paperwork is submitted. During both application processes, students will have to submit all the relevant documents, pay the 100 EUR application fee and, later, take part in a pre-recorded video interview where they describe their motivations for being accepted onto the course of their choice. They will be given five days to complete their video interview and then will be informed whether their application was successful or not within two weeks.

When submitting an application, French students will need documentation including:

  • Their last three report cards
  • The results of any previous qualifications
  • A completed CV
  • A cover letter 
  • Two letters of recommendation

They will also be required to submit:

  • A 30 minute interview describing their motivations for study
  • A 20 minute English speaking exam

For international students, similar documentation will be needed such as:

  • A CV in English or French (depending on the language of the programme)
  • A cover letter in English or French (depending on the language of the programme)
  • Report cards from the last 2 years
  • A photocopy of their last diploma or high school certificate
  • Copy of the French language test (depending on the programme, native speakers are exempt)
  • Copy of the English language test (depending on the programme, native speakers are exempt)
  • Copy of passport or identity card
  • A passport photo
  • Any other relevant qualifications

Scholarships


As part of the school’s commitment to social inclusion, ICN Business School has a scholarship programme which offers three types of scholarships:

  • Commitment Agreement – awards grants to students on the first year of the Grand Ecole programme or the bachelor's degree programme who, in return, agree to participate in school events.
  • The ICN Endowment Fund – also awards grants to students on the Grand Ecole programme who agree to participate in school events.
  • ASQ

Students who do not receive full scholarships but also need support funding their studies can receive funding from other institutions such as:

  • State Guaranteed CROUS Student Loan – a loan that is not means tested, maximum amount of 15,000 EUR, maximum term of 2 years. To receive the loan, you must:

         o Be a student at ICN

         o Be under 28 years of age when the loan is granted

         o Be a French or otherwise EU citizen or a resident of France for 5 years immediately prior to the loan being granted

  • Bank loans – available at a variety of French banks including:

           o Banque Populaire

           o Caisse d’Epargne

           o La Banque Postale

           o LCL Paris La Défense

  • Erasmus Loan – a loan of up to 18,000 EUR over 2 years which is available to international students of all Erasmus + programme countries.
  • DFCG Foundation Grants – for students on a finance or business management course at ICN performing at an above-average level with limited financial resources.
  • Aquarius Grant – awarding up to 20,000 EUR to cover costs associated with an internship for students aged 18-25 studying in France and working on a project that relates to international mobility.
  • OFAJ Franco-German Youth Office – for students studying in Germany.

 

General

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Bachelor

34+
80+
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Master

6+
80+

ICN’s main campus in Nancy has a student population of 48,000: around a third of the city’s population, making it a very student-friendly location. It has plenty of accommodation options, many efficient public transportation systems and modern campus buildings with plenty of facilities. It specialises in master’s degrees and postgraduate education in marketing, international audit, commercial development and banking and estate management.
The Paris campus is located in the heart of the city’s business district meaning that it is very well connected to the business community in France. It aims to encourage networking opportunities due to its optimal location and specialises in programmes such as luxury product management, marketing, financial enterprise, international finance, supply chain management, human resources and global business development. 
The Berlin campus is also located in its respective city centre and is a relatively small, creative and collaborative environment. Its proximity to other major European cities means that it offers many international internship and career opportunities.
Some features of the campuses are:

  • Shops
  • Restaurants
  • Cafes
  • A state-of-the-art media library
  • Parks and gardens
  • Co-working spaces
  • An atrium with regular events
  • A concert hall

Student life

While studying at ICN Business School, students can expect to receive a high-quality education and personal mentorship with a tutor. Each professor is assigned a maximum of three students and organises one-on-one meetings to support them through their education and offer professional advice and support with any personal business ventures that they may wish to pursue before or after graduating.

Alongside 1-2-1 tutoring which aims to support students personally and professionally, socialisation and community is also a very important element of ICN Business School. Students are encouraged to find a community and social group by joining university societies. There are a wide range of societies available for students to explore with subjects such as:

  • Student unions
  • Humanitarian and social welfare
  • Sports and lifestyle
  • Culture and art
  • Business and finance

In terms of accommodation, there are no university owned accommodation buildings on any of the campuses and so students will have to organise their own living arrangements. For many students, this means renting an apartment from a private landlord, either alone, with friends or with other students on their course. There are also private companies which offer student accommodation such as Stud’apart which are particularly beneficial to international students who are not fluent in French and may struggle to communicate with a private landlord.

Graduates of ICN Business School go on to specialise in a wide variety of business practices. The careers and internship centre at the school helps to guide students into the world of work by hosting employability and interview workshops, conducting individual support sessions and hosting alumni after-work events. They help students to find internships, in France and abroad, and have a wide network of international partner companies which notify them of potential opportunities for students. These include large brands such as:

  • APEC
  • Baccarat
  • BNP Paribas
  • Chanel
  • Credit Mutuel
  • Deloitte
  • GSA Healthcare
  • Hermes
  • Ingenico Group
  • La Poste
  • Mcdonalds
  • Orange
  • Paul Mas
  • Printemps

Tuition fee and scholarships

Domestic Students

10,000 EUR
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International Students

10,000 EUR
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One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.

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Rankings & ratings

ICN Business School is one of the top universities in Berlin, Germany. It is ranked #51+ in World University Rankings - Masters in Supply Chain Management 2025.

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FAQs

Applications for the next September’s intake are open from the beginning of December to the end of June.

Here is the procedure on how to apply:

• Apply through our online platform , upload all necessary documents and pay the €100 application fees using the link provided.

• If your application file is complete, you will receive a link to pass a pre-recorded video interview in which you will have to answer a few questions about your motivations to join the program.

• You have 5 days to pass the interview as soon as you receive the email. After completing it, the academic jury has 8 business days to give the final admission decision.

• If the jury accepts your application, you will be required to pay a deposit of €4000 in order to confirm your admission.

 

• You will then receive your official admission letter.

• Non-EU students then need to submit their admission through Campus France portal to obtain the visa.

You can contact us via email to this address: [email protected].

Book a group info session via Zoom here, or chat with our international students to find out more about student life at ICN.

There are plenty of faculty members per student at ICN Business School so students can be assured that they will receive an adequate amount of guidance throughout their studies. ICN’s class sizes are small and intimate, and their Professional Experience Personal Support initiative means that students will regularly have one-on-one meetings with a member of faculty who will have no more than three students assigned to them at any one time.

In the QS Rankings, ICN ranked:

  • 51+ for Masters in Supply Chain Management 2024
  • 61-70 for Masters in Marketing 2024
  • =96th for Masters in Mangement 2024
  • 101-110 for Masters in Finance 2024

Alongside the entry requirements for French students and the necessary visa documents, international students will also have to provide the school with documentation such as:

  • A French language proficiency test (if necessary for the course and if French is not the student’s first language)
  • An English language proficiency test (if necessary for the course and if English is not the student’s first language)
  • A copy of their passport or identification card
  • A passport photo
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