There are many options available to you to finance your studies
The tuition fees for work-study students are paid by the host company. There are two types of work-study contract:
Our programs accessible in work-study:
BTS
The 7 specializations offered in the BTS can be done in a work-study course basis:
Bachelor in management
During the 3rd year of the Bachelor in Management program, the 8 specializations can be completed as part of a work-study program (or initially):
Grande École Programme
In Paris, as in Nice, all Master's specializations can be taken on a sandwich course (with the exception of the Management & Cultural Engineering specialization - a double-diploma in partnership with the Institut Catholique de Paris).
Apprentices who have reached the age of majority may be eligible for state aid to finance their B driving licence. An amount of €500 will be paid by the state if the following conditions are met:
The Bachelor in Management at ɫƵ Business School is authorized to welcome CROUS scholarship holders on all three campuses where the program is offered: Paris, Nice, and Thionville-Luxembourg.
The CROUS State Scholarship is a financial aid provided by the CROUS (Regional Centers for University and School Services), based on your household’s income, the number of dependents, and the distance from your place of study. The scholarship is paid monthly to the beneficiary by the CROUS.
To be eligible for this scholarship, you must meet several conditions:
To apply for a scholarship for the 2025–2026 academic year, please visit the online student portal: and .
This grant is awarded to all grant-holders who have obtained a ‘Mention Très Bien’ at the baccalauréat. The amount is set by inter-ministerial decree and may vary depending on the year in which the student obtained their baccalauréat.
For more information on this assistance, please contact the CROUS on 01 40 51 62 00.
This specific allowance provides personalised financial assistance to students in difficulty. It is paid if the student is in long-term financial difficulty but does not have a state grant and is in one of the following situations: family breakdown, proven independence, etc.
Excellence Scholarship
A 50% reduction on the 1st year tuition fees is granted :
Merit Scholarship
Every year, on every campus, the best students on the Grande École Programme outside PGE3 are rewarded for their excellent results in the form of reduced tuition fees.
Eligibility criteria: Academic results.
Value : Financial award from the school for the top 3 students in each super promotion, regardless of the student's status (alternating or not). If alternating: transfer to the student. For the PGE5, the first 3 students in the initial training super promotion and the first 3 students in the Double Diploma super promotion are awarded.
Family Scholarship
Any student who has a brother or sister studying at the same time at ɫƵ in a PGE, Bachelor or BTS programme. The year of study is not necessarily the same.
Eligibility criteria: Number of members of the same family studying at ɫƵ.
Value: 25% reduction on the annual tuition fees for the 2nd child enrolled at the school in a PGE or Bachelor programme. The amount is paid in the form of an endowment.
Alumni "Child" program
A 10% discount on tuition fees is given to all children of our graduates, regardless of the programme.
Alumni "sponsorship" programStudents on the Grande Ecole Programme in their 1st year at each campus can benefit from a 10% reduction on the tuition fees for the first year of the PGE, provided they are sponsored by an ɫƵ Paris or Nice graduate.
ɫƵ Scholarship
The school has set up specific scholarships for the Grande École and Bachelor programmes, granted by an allocation committee, subject to means-tested and academic results. This scholarship is available to Grand École Programme, Bachelor and BTS students.
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For more information about the ɫƵ scholarships, you can contact:
*The ɫƵ scholarships can't be cumulated, with the exception of the Merit Scholarship.
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Personalised housing assistance (APL)
The APL, funded by the Caisse d'Allocations Familiales (CAF), is available to all students who have signed a rental agreement, regardless of their income.
Social housing allowance (ALS)
The ALS is funded by the Caisse d'Allocations Familiales (CAF). The amount of this allowance varies according to your family situation, your income, your rent or your loan repayments.
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Paris Campus
Metro, RER, Bus, Tramway
Imagine R pass
Students under the age of 26 can benefit from a 50% reduction on the price of the annual Navigo pass.
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Students/apprentices under the age of 26 benefit from a reduced-price season ticket.
CARTE ZOU
The ZOU card covers 100% of the cost of journeys between home and school for students, apprentices and vocational training trainees under the age of 26 who live and attend school in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.
The ZOU card also offers a 50% discount on all other journeys in the PACA region.
Free Citéline transport for students living in Thionville (go to the town hall with ID, a bill showing your home address and a school certificate).
Jobs for students
The Crous website offers job opportunities
If you want to study or do an internship abroad, in Europe or elsewhere, some scholarships can cover part of the costs of your project.
ERASMUS+ Grant
This financial aid enables you to finance your study stay or work placement in one of the countries of the European Union.
In the case of a study stay, it is allocated in the countries according to:
Regional Grant PRAME
The PRAME (Programme Régional d'Aide à la Mobilité Étudiante) grant from the Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region are regional grants that cannot be combined with the Erasmus+ grant.
PRAME Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur regional expatriation grant
The PRAME grant is €100 to €400 per month for a minimum of 3 months for a study stay, and 2 months for a work placement, up to a maximum of €2 000.
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If you would like to find out more about the various forms of support available for international mobility, please contact :
BOURSE ERASMUS+ :
BOURSE REGIONALE :
Portail des Bourses : European Funding Guide :
Discover the platform enables students to obtain scholarships and financial aid for their academic studies.
Funding programs provide financial assistance for everything from living expenses, tuition and residence fees to additional expenses for semesters abroad. Information is also available on how to apply for scholarships and bursaries.
Municipal, departmental and regional grants (CE)
Communes and départements can provide financial assistance for studies. Some Comités d'Entreprises (C.E.) and mutual insurance companies also offer scholarships.
To qualify, contact your local Mairie or Conseil Général, or your parents' Works Council.
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A number of foundations can help you finance your tuition fees. For more information, please click below:
Jacques Lambert Foundation Unfold all Fold all
Sponsored by the Fondation de France, this foundation awards grants to business school students of French nationality enrolled in the 3rd year of the Grande Ecole programme.
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It awards grants to French or Swiss students who, as a result of an accident or illness contracted after obtaining their baccalauréat, have financial difficulties in starting or following higher education in France or abroad.
To apply, submit an application before November of the current academic year.
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The Foundation offers assistance to students who have obtained a ‘Bien’ or ‘Très Bien’ at the baccalauréat and are experiencing financial difficulties.
The Foundation offers a Vocation Scholarship for students aged between 18 and 30 of any nationality who are experiencing financial difficulties and have a vocation that they have demonstrated by making a start on, and who are experiencing serious difficulties in continuing their education. Applications are submitted at specific times of the year.
Some banks offer ɫƵ students student loans at preferential rates.
State-guaranteed loan
A student loan is a consumer credit granted to finance your studies.
It is guaranteed by the French government, and allows you to obtain a loan to finance your studies without a means test or guarantee from a relative. It is open to all students, whether or not they receive a grant.
In addition to these schemes, students on the Grande École program can benefit from other specific financial assistance, such as the special staggering of tuition fees.
In Paris, you can contact:
Caisse d'Epargne: Paris Saint-Germain-des-Prés
15 rue du Four, 75006 Paris
Caisse d'Epargne: Paris Saint Charles
123 rue Saint Charles 75015 Paris
0.800.84.04.04 (Free service and call)
Privilege code: 364
Campus 2023 offer:
BNP Paribas
Société Générale
In Nice, you can contact:
Caisse d'Épargne Côte d'Azur:
8 place Garibaldi, 06300 NICE
6 Masséna, 06300 NICE
ɫƵ: agnes.rosalie@cecaz.caisse-epargne.fr
Campus offers 2023 :
BNP Paribas:
Société Générale:
15 B Rue Lepante, 06000 Nice
04 93 62 77 64
8 Av Jean Médecin, 06000 Nice
04 92 17 57 44
ɫƵ privilege offer:
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