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See the degree grade →A three- or four-year undergraduate degree taught in English (with French/Chinese options) that builds foundational business knowledge, quantitative skills and international awareness. Suited to high‑school graduates seeking a US-style bachelor in Europe who want applied, project-based learning and preparation for international careers or graduate study.
The degree begins with core courses in business fundamentals, economics, management, communication and quantitative methods in Years 1–2. In Years 3–4 students follow a chosen track and take major-specific courses, electives and applied components such as internships, capstone projects and practical case studies. Available tracks include:
Applicants need a high school diploma or equivalent, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency and will undergo an application review and an admission interview. The programme targets high school graduates and international students seeking a US‑style undergraduate education in Europe.
Graduates are prepared for roles across business functions and sectors depending on track choice: accounting, auditing, banking and finance for the Accounting & Finance track; management and leadership roles or pathways to MBA/Master’s study for Management; international firms and organisations for International Business; marketing, project coordination and consulting for Marketing; and positions in sport organisations, event management and commercial roles for Sport Management. The programme emphasises skills suited to international organisations and further graduate study.
AGS lists financial support options and named awards in its admissions information, including references to U.S. Veterans Aid, the John A. Lee Memorial Scholarship and a Black Lives Matter Scholarship. Applicants should consult admissions for details on eligibility, application procedures and other financial aid available.
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