Grand Sud Tourism School GMO — France
France · tuition from £NaN
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- Entry requirements
- For Undergraduate (BTS/Bachelor), a valid high school diploma (Baccalaureate or equivalent) is required. For Postgraduate (Mastère), a 3-year or 4-year relevant Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS equivalent) is mandatory.
- English
- For English-taught tracks, a minimum IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent TOEFL/Duolingo) is required; this is fully waivable with an official Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate from an all-English university.
- Study gap
- Gaps up to 2 years are acceptable for UG with proper justification; gaps up to 5 years are widely accepted for PG programs if fully supported by official professional employment letters or certification proofs.
- Interview
- Includes an institutional motivation interview assessing industry alignment, followed by a mandatory Campus France/Visa interview focused on curriculum knowledge, finances, and post-graduation return intent.
- Tuition
- Ranges from €7,500 to €11,000 per year depending on the specific program track, level, and language of instruction.
- Deposit
- €1,500 to €2,500
- Scholarships
- Internal merit grants and regional partner discounts are available on a case-by-case basis during admission evaluations.
- Intakes
- Primarily September/October each academic year.
- Dependants
- There is no automatic accompanying visa for dependents of undergraduate or master's students in France
Can you get in?
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