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Bordeaux, France
(IAUBDX)

Bordeaux, France
(IAUBDX)

Campus President

Randry Glorieux

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Campus Director

Ludovic Glorieux

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Welcome!

Set in Bordeaux – a city renowned for its historic wine culture, elegant architecture, and designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site – the new IAU Bordeaux Campus reflects IAU’s aspiration to offer world-class learning in socially and culturally vibrant settings. Bordeaux’s fusion of tradition, innovation, and cultural connectivity makes it a promising location for IAU’s European journey.

Randry Glorieux

Campus President
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Ludovic Glorieux

Campus Director
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Satellite Campus

Bordeaux

France

Programs Offered

Get in touch with the Admissions Office for more details

Tuition

Bordeaux Campus Tuition Charges for Entire Educational Program

ProgramApplication Fee (€) *Registration Fee (€)Tuition Fee (€)Total Program
Fees (€)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)1502,35014,40016,900
MBA in Business Analytics1502,35014,40016,900
MBA in Management Information Systems1502,35014,40016,900

OPTIONAL FEES: Insurance cost from €8 per year

MEAL: Access to the university restaurant thanks to a card provided by the school upon the student’s arrival. Meal costs are at the expense of the student, but are very affordable, at around €3.50. These prices are subject to change. Prices will be communicated to the student on his/her intake day.

* Non-refundable.

Tuition

Bordeaux Campus Tuition Charges for Entire Educational Program


Master of Business Administration (MBA)






Application Fee (€) *150
Registration Fee (€)2,350
Tuition Fee (€)14,400
Total Program Fees (€)16,900

MBA in Business Analytics






Application Fee (€) *150
Registration Fee (€)2,350
Tuition Fee (€)14,400
Total Program Fees (€)16,900

MBA in Management Information Systems






Application Fee (€) *150
Registration Fee (€)2,350
Tuition Fee (€)14,400
Total Program Fees (€)16,900

OPTIONAL FEES: Insurance cost from €8 per year

MEAL: Access to the university restaurant thanks to a card provided by the school upon the student’s arrival. Meal costs are at the expense of the student, but are very affordable, at around €3.50. These prices are subject to change. Prices will be communicated to the student on his/her intake day.

* Non-refundable.

Facilities

19 classrooms including 12 customisable ones
2 IT rooms
1 auditorium Magellan (90 seats)
2 multimedia Libraries
Free copying and printing
Wi-Fi

Campus

Contacts & Work Hours
Parking
Public Transportation
Campus Safety
Student Visa

Address, Contacts, Phone:
4, Cours du Médoc
33000 Bordeaux, France

Office Hours*:
Monday – Friday
8:30 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.
Central European Standard Time

*Except Observed Holidays

Cité Mondiale
20, quai des Chartrons
Phone: 05 56 99 50 00
Open 24/7

Q-Park Bord’eau Village
Quai des Chartrons
Hangar 15
Phone: 05 56 81 06 60

Public tramway – Line B
Direction depending on where you’re coming from:

  • From the city centre: BORDEAUX Berges de la Garonne / BORDEAUX Claveau
  • Towards the city centre: PESSAC Centre / PESSAC France Alouette

Stop: Cours du Médoc

Frequency: every 3–5 min (Sat: 5–8 min / Sun: 7–10 min)

Operating hours: from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. (1:00 a.m. on Thu, Fri, Sat)

Visit the Toutes Bordeaux Métropole website for more information.

Police: +33 5 57 85 77 77
23 Rue François de Sourdis, 33000 Bordeaux

Fire Brigade: +33 5 56 01 84 40
22 Boulevard Pierre 1er, 33081 Bordeaux Cedex

Emergency – Hospital: +33 5 57 82 04 05 or +33 5.56.79.56.79
Place Amélie Raba Léon, 33000 Bordeaux

Throughout all campus opening hours, in addition to the institution’s administrative staff, reception personnel are available to provide support if needed.

If you need a visa to study in France, please apply in advance to allow enough time to complete the immigration process.

The procedure for some countries (mainly South East Asia, South America and Africa) is submitted to « Etudes en France ». If you come from one of these countries, do not apply directly to the French Embassy or Consulate but throughout « Campus France » where you will have to submit a file, pass an interview with people from Campus France.

If you successfully pass those steps, the visa application file is sent by Campus France to the Embassy and Consulate.

In any case, the « Student Affairs » department is available to provide you with information and, if possible, to accompany you for all administrative matters such as Long-term student visa, renewal of residence permit, but also registration to the social security (medical insurance), registration for the CAF – Caisse d’Allocation Familiale (for the student housing grant), and subscription to additional coverage (such as private insurance).

For full detailed information about the student visa process, required documents, and other related details, please download this PDF file.

Campus

Contacts & Work Hours
Parking
Public Transportation
Campus Safety
Student Visa

Address, Contacts, Phone:
4, Cours du Médoc
33000 Bordeaux, France

Office Hours*:
Monday – Friday
8:30 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.
Central European Standard Time

*Except Observed Holidays

On the Map

Cité Mondiale
20, quai des Chartrons
Phone: 05 56 99 50 00
Open 24/7

Q-Park Bord’eau Village
Quai des Chartrons
Hangar 15
Phone: 05 56 81 06 60

Public tramway – Line B
Direction depending on where you’re coming from:

  • From the city centre: BORDEAUX Berges de la Garonne / BORDEAUX Claveau
  • Towards the city centre: PESSAC Centre / PESSAC France Alouette

Stop: Cours du Médoc

Frequency: every 3–5 min (Sat: 5–8 min / Sun: 7–10 min)

Operating hours: from 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. (1:00 a.m. on Thu, Fri, Sat)

Visit the Toutes Bordeaux Métropole website for more information.

Police: +33 5 57 85 77 77
23 Rue François de Sourdis, 33000 Bordeaux

Fire Brigade: +33 5 56 01 84 40
22 Boulevard Pierre 1er, 33081 Bordeaux Cedex

Emergency – Hospital: +33 5 57 82 04 05 or +33 5.56.79.56.79
Place Amélie Raba Léon, 33000 Bordeaux

Throughout all campus opening hours, in addition to the institution’s administrative staff, reception personnel are available to provide support if needed.

If you need a visa to study in France, please apply in advance to allow enough time to complete the immigration process.

The procedure for some countries (mainly South East Asia, South America and Africa) is submitted to « Etudes en France ». If you come from one of these countries, do not apply directly to the French Embassy or Consulate but throughout « Campus France » where you will have to submit a file, pass an interview with people from Campus France.

If you successfully pass those steps, the visa application file is sent by Campus France to the Embassy and Consulate.

In any case, the « Student Affairs » department is available to provide you with information and, if possible, to accompany you for all administrative matters such as Long-term student visa, renewal of residence permit, but also registration to the social security (medical insurance), registration for the CAF – Caisse d’Allocation Familiale (for the student housing grant), and subscription to additional coverage (such as private insurance).

For full detailed information about the student visa process, required documents, and other related details, please download this PDF file.

Local Attractions

The Cité du Vin

An initiatory journey through the wonderful world of wine—its history, its geography, its flavours… End your experience with a glass in hand enjoying a breathtaking view of the city!

The Bassin des Lumières

The world’s largest digital art center… set inside a former submarine base. On the program: a wide range of digital immersive exhibitions in XXXL format.

Rue Sainte-Catherine

The longest pedestrian shopping street in all Europe! A must-visit meeting point for all Bordeaux locals, especially during the clearance sale that takes place twice a year.

The Bassin d'Arcachon

The sea is only an hour’s drive from Bordeaux. Take the opportunity to go for a swim… and try climbing to the top of the highest dune in Europe.

And many other  local attractions that are available at Bordeaux!

Visit Bordeaux Tourisme
for more!

Community

Housing
Student and Local Communities
Public Libraries

The University does not have dormitory facilities under its control. Housing is the responsibility of the student. Single bedroom apartments and rooms for rent in the city of Bordeaux costs around €650 per month. However, our Student Affairs Department will do everything in its power to make your stay with us as rewarding as possible and to make you feel like IAU Bordeaux is your home away from home. We can assist you with locating a local homestay or assist you in finding an appropriate place to live. We can also provide information about the local neighborhoods, including popular restaurants, shopping areas, parks and recreation, and public transportation.

BORDEAUX STUDENT LIFE
Welcome to the world’s top tourist destination!

“The more you start feeling like a true Bordelais…
…the more your academic success is guaranteed!”

Studying in Bordeaux means joining one of the most student-friendly, dynamic, and culturally vibrant cities in France. That’s why we do everything possible to ensure that every student arriving at the university can enjoy all the advantages the city has to offer.

After familiarizing yourself with the public and private services that will make your daily life easier (transportation, financial aid, tourism, etc.), we will introduce you to the best local activities to brighten your free time throughout the year.

Sports, culture, social events… Bordeaux is full of organizations and associations dedicated to helping residents enjoy their favorite activities, whatever they may be, and at a pace that suits them best.

From the moment you arrive, you will join the IAU Bordeaux student community, receive a welcome guide, and be offered a guided tour of the city so that you can immediately get to know its most important and iconic places.

Bordeaux is, among other things:

A listed Unesco World Heritage site

831,500 inhabitants in 2023

6.6 million passengers in 2023 by air

9th most sustainable tourist destination in the world in 2023 by Global Destination Sustainability Index

Named “Top Tourism Destination” in 2017 by the Los Angeles Times

Bordeaux has around ten public libraries spread throughout the city.
To view the complete list of libraries, visit this link.

The one that is, however, closest to the campus is the following:

Bibliothèque Bacalan
196 rue Achard
33300 Bordeaux
+33 5 56 50 87 02