Bachelor programmes
Three years of progressive study from foundations in business finance and management and guided cases to a supervised graduation project.
Bachelor programmes →A Business School in Paris — EBFM
European School of Business Finance and Management is a private business school based in Paris in France and a member school of ESPAST.
European School of Business Finance and Management
The school is organised around three principal academic fields: Business Finance and Management. It connects commercial knowledge financial analysis and organisational practice within European and international contexts. Previously known as FINCOM it continues its development as EBFM Business School within ESPAST.
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Part of ESPAST
ESPASTScience · Technology · Arts
ESPAST is a private higher education group based in Paris bringing together six brand colleges and two affiliated colleges ISIAP and ISECM. The colleges share educational resources and an educational brand while maintaining their individual academic identities.
Across science engineering technology arts business law and management ESPAST connects undergraduate and postgraduate study with interdisciplinary thinking project practice and emerging technologies.
ESPAST is a member of UNESCO’s Greening Education Partnership (GEP) and the European Union’s Digital Skills and Jobs Platform. The school also participates in the European Commission’s Pact for Skills initiative supporting skills development and lifelong learning.
ESPAST faculty participate in exchanges and cooperation within international organisations and networks including the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) the American Physical Society (APS) the American Geophysical Union (AGU) the Association Aéronautique et Astronautique de France (3AF) Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) the European Commission’s European Digital Education Hub the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Climate Action Commission (CAC) and Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) the International Science Council (ISC) the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) and the Society for Advanced Legal Studies (SALS) of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies at the University of London. Areas of exchange include fundamental science future-oriented digital education climate protection sustainable development and legal studies.
Learning through business analysis and practice
Teaching combines guided reading case seminars data analysis scenario exercises and applied projects. Students learn to assess evidence compare options develop reasoned recommendations and explain the limits of their analysis.
European and international cases connect business strategy financial decision-making and organisational management. Professional ethics responsible use of data and sustainable development support this interdisciplinary approach.
MSc programmes
Two years of specialist study comparative analysis and applied project development.
MSc programmes →Professional certificates
Focused professional study in business finance and management.
Professional certificates →Three principal academic fields
Study in Paris or online
Select online or campus study in your application. Teaching arrangements language location and timetable are confirmed for each programme and intake.
Institutional diplomas
Bachelor and MSc programmes lead to the relevant institutional diploma (diplôme d’établissement) awarded by European School of Business Finance and Management after successful completion of the programme requirements. These are not French national degrees. Professional certificate courses have their own assessment and award requirements.
Research and collaboration
Our academic interests connect business strategy and data-driven decisions with finance organisational risk sustainable management and economic transition. ESPAST provides a wider setting for interdisciplinary exchange.
From FINCOM to EBFM Business School
Formerly known as FINCOM the school continues its development as the European School of Business Finance and Management. Its renewed name and visual identity reflect its three principal academic fields.