BUT - Gestion des entreprises et des administrations
I.U.T. de Schiltigheim, Schiltigheim
- Bachelor's
- 3 years
- Taught in French
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Overview
BUT - Gestion des entreprises et des administrations, I.U.T. de Schiltigheim (Schiltigheim). Official Parcoursup listing.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
- Institution
I.U.T. de Schiltigheim, Schiltigheim
Public institution
Institution website(opens in a new tab)www.unistra.fr
General guidanceSourcedata.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr(opens in a new tab)- Duration
3 years
- Teaching languages
French
Admission requirements
The requirements as published, in general terms. On this part of the page they are not compared with your profile.
We have not published all the requirements for this program. Check the official page before you rely on this.
Published by an official source, such as a university or a public body.
Level in French
Minimum level in French published by the official source: B2.
The official source asks for a language certificate.
Certificates listed by the official source: TCF or DELF / DALF.
Other requirement
Another requirement from the official source: read it on the official page.
Differentiated tuition fees apply to students from outside the EU: some institutions exempt them, check the institution's website.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Tuition
€2,902 per year
Published by an official source, such as a university or a public body.
Estimated cost of living
Tuition
€2,902
Counted per yearBased on this programHousingSee note
€3,500
Counted per monthBased on the countryOur estimate from published figures. The real amount may differ.
How we estimated
Campus France (page updated 26 June 2026): average monthly rent of a Crous residence outside Paris, 350 EUR (a single published figure, not a range). A private studio costs at least 400 EUR outside Paris.
FoodSee note
€3,000
Counted per monthBased on the countryOur estimate from published figures. The real amount may differ.
How we estimated
Campus France (page updated 7 July 2026): the French spend on average about 300 EUR a month on food; it varies by city and habits (a single figure, not a range).
Transport
€250 – €300
Counted per yearBased on the countryOur estimate from published figures. The real amount may differ.
How we estimated
Campus France (page updated 7 July 2026): annual public-transport subscription at the student rate outside Paris, between 250 and 300 EUR.
Insurance
Not in the sources we reviewed, to be checked
Application and visa fees
€100
Based on the countrySetup costs
€105
Counted per yearBased on the country
Total for the first yearEstimate€9,857 – €9,907
Partial total: some costs are not included
Monthly costs are counted for 10 months of study. Housing is often paid for 12 months, so check the rent period.
Application deadline
The dates as published by the source.
Studies start: not published
How to apply
- Where to apply
Campus FranceIntermediary platform
Account: to be checked
Campus France Morocco's Études en France procedure, mandatory for applying to a first-year Licence or BUT from Morocco with the Moroccan baccalauréat.Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Go to the application website(opens in a new tab)
Required documents
Identity photoTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
Identity document (national ID card, passport, residence permit or receipt)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
Baccalaureate diploma (if you already hold the Bac)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
Grade transcripts (national and regional if you hold the Bac; otherwise common core, then first year of the Bac and regional)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
School or programme enrolment certificate for the current year (if you are still at the lycée or in a programme)Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
French language certificate (TCF, DELF B2 or DALF), unless exempt; a convocation to a session is acceptedTranslated automatically, not yet reviewed
Translation needed: unknown, to be checked
Scholarships
No scholarship is published for this program yet.
Good to know about the country's student aid
General notes about national student aid, not admission requirements.
The need-based grant (Crous) is generally not open to a student who arrives on a study visa. Unless you are a French, EU/EEA or Swiss national, it requires a valid residence permit, 2 years' domicile in France and a tax household in France for 2 years (refugee and protection statuses excepted).Translated automatically, not yet reviewed
General guidanceSourcewww.etudiant.gouv.fr(opens in a new tab)
Official links
- Program page(opens in a new tab)dossierappel.parcoursup.fr
- Institution website(opens in a new tab)www.unistra.fr
- Application website(opens in a new tab)www.maroc.campusfrance.org
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