Dijon is the capital of Burgundy wine country, and Burgundy School of Business leans into that with its School of Wine and Spirits Business. The school dates back to 1899 and also teaches in Lyon and Paris. International students come mostly for the English-taught MSc courses, the wine management degrees and the Grande École master's.
Dijon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
Official website: bsb-education.com
1899
AACSB
Dijon, Lyon and Paris
School of Wine and Spirits Business
€13,000 – €19,000
Non-EU students, bachelor's and MSc programmes
€9,000 – €11,500
Rent, food and local transport
Approximate figures for 2026-27, please verify. Fees change every year and vary by course, so check the latest amount on bsb-education.com before you apply.
MSc Wine Management
Masters DegreeDuration
18 Months
Intake
Sep
Exam Score
IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90
Master in Management (Grande École)
Masters DegreeDuration
24 Months
Intake
Sep
Exam Score
IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90
MSc Arts and Cultural Management
Masters DegreeDuration
18 Months
Intake
Sep
Exam Score
IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL: 90
Bachelor in Management
Bachelors DegreeDuration
36 Months
Intake
Sep
Exam Score
IELTS: 6.0, TOEFL: 80
Wine business degrees taught a few kilometres from the Côte de Nuits vineyards.
A range of English-taught MSc programmes for international graduates.
One of France's older business schools, founded in 1899.
Wine graduates work for estates, négociants, importers and wine retailers in France and abroad.
Management graduates join audit, consulting and marketing teams in Lyon and Paris.
Non-EU master's graduates can apply for a temporary residence permit to look for work in France.
Undergrad
Rolling
Postgrad
Rolling
The main campus is on Rue Sambin, a short walk or tram ride from the old centre. Many students rent in the streets around Place de la République.
Dijon is compact and cheap by French standards. The Route des Grands Crus heads south from the city, and TGV trains reach Paris in about 1 hour 40 minutes.
Admission letter from Burgundy School of Business
Campus France Études en France procedure
Proof of about EUR 615 monthly funds
Proof of accommodation in France
Travel health insurance for arrival
Valid passport and VLS-TS visa form
BSB runs several admission rounds from autumn through early summer. Wine MSc places fill first, and non-EU applicants should apply by spring to leave time for Campus France and the visa.
Nearly all programmes begin in September. Check the individual MSc pages in case an off-cycle start is offered.
The VLS-TS student visa. Expect to go through Campus France first, including an interview in many countries, before the consulate appointment.
The wine management MSc, the Grande École Master in Management, arts and cultural management and the Bachelor in Management are popular. MSc entry needs a bachelor's degree and IELTS 6.5 or similar; the bachelor asks for school results and IELTS 6.0.
BSB gives merit-based tuition reductions to some international applicants, usually decided with the admission result. French government Eiffel scholarships are another option for master's students, through a school nomination.
