Your career after the Global BBA
With greater knowledge and skills after your 4 years of studies, you are offered two choices: start your professional career, or continue your studies by entering a Masters programme in France or abroad.
Continuing your studies…
- 62% of students go on to a 1-year Masters programme
Supported by the French Ministry of High Education and Research, the Global BBA allows you to continue your studies at a Masters level once you’ve earned your diploma. You can study at management schools or at a university in France or abroad.
At NEOMA Business School, the following Masters programmes are offered:
Master of Science (taught in English)
- International Master in Luxury Management
- MSc. In Global Management
- MSc. In International Project Development
- MSc. In Marketing French Excellence
- MSc. In Supply Chain Management
Advanced Masters (specialised masters taught in French)
- Advanced Master in International Financial Analysis
- Advanced Master Masternova
- Advanced Master Marketing Research and Decision Making
- Advanced Master Marketing and Data Analytics
- Advanced Master Business Development and Key Account Management
- Advanced Master Corporate Communications Strategies
Begin your career…
After finishing your secondary school studies, choose the Global BBA if you want to work for international companies and grow in a multicultural professional environment.
After 4 years, your managerial and intercultural skills will be recognised and sought after by various companies for international positions whether you are based in France or abroad.
- 100% of graduates find employment within 6 months, and 48% find a job before graduating
- The average job search time is 6 weeks
- The average starting salary is €35,000-€40,000
- 67% of graduates work outside of France
Breakdown by sector of activity
Sales/Supply
21%
Luxury
18%
Banking/Insurance
10%
Hotel and Dining Services/Tourism
8%
Healthcare/Social Welfare
5%
Media/Arts/Culture
5%
Transport/Logistics
3%
Textiles/Leather
3%
Advertising/Communications
3%
I.T./Internet/Telecommunications
3%
Energy
3%
Consulting
3%
Chemicals/Cosmetics/Pharmaceuticals
3%
Automotive/Equipment Manufacturing
3%
Auditing/Expert Accounting/Legal Professions
3%
Agribusiness
3%
Other
8%
Positions Held
Commerce –Sales – Exports
36%
Marketing
18%
Finance – Accounting – Business Admin
13%
Executive Management – Operational Management
10%
Communications –Advertising – Digital
5%
Production – Related Services
3%
Purchasing – Logistics
3%
Studies – Consulting – Expertise
3%
Other
10%
Do we get automatic admission to NEOMA’s master’s program if we choose the master’s track?
Can I get a job just by doing the business track, or will I need a master’s?
What kinds of jobs will be qualified for when I graduate?
George Alican Spafford, 2016 Graduate
CDO Analyst at U.S. Bank
"Not only does the course provide a good theoretical basis of economics, business and management, but there is also the very practical nature of teaching.
I am currently working in a Global Corporate Trust as Collateral administrator, my job involves several responsibilities, namely selecting European CLO deals, modelling and compiling investor reports in cooperation with asset managers, investors, auditors and rating agencies. Also, I am in charge of interpreting CLO indentures and performing eligibility tests for trades and verifying all components of deal administration including cash reconciliation, trade settlements and note valuations."
Maxime COLANGE, 2012 Graduate
"JAfter completing the Global BBA, I continued my studies in a Masters programme in Finance at HULT International Business School in London and Shanghai. After finishing, I began my career as a financial investment consultant for a private management firm in Paris (Eurodia Finance). Then I was in the international volunteer work programme for BNP Paribas Investment Partners in Singapore in the External Distribution and Institutional Sales team. I managed assets for banks, central banks, ministries and other institutions in the Asia-Pacific region.
I’m currently focusing on a personal project where I am learning Spanish at the San José El Viejo language school in Antigua, Guatemala, while volunteering in the Finance and Social Business Development department of a local NGO (Niños de Guatemala). I’m in charge of financial projections for the NGO’s business, preparation for the company’s future financial audit and participation in the development of new social business in the Guatemalan community."
Colin Godefroy, 2011 Graduate
Digital Advertising and Data Strategy Manager, Ferrero France
"My job consists of supervising online advertising campaigns for the Ferrero brand portfolio. My tasks require coordination and supervising abilities as well as curiosity and open-mindedness. I use the know-how and social skills that I acquired in the programme on a daily basis. With them I can demonstrate my versatility and adaptability, which are important skills in the constantly changing and developing digital sector. The many diverse, international and professional experiences that I accrued are genuine assets for my development in an international, multicultural group like Ferrero"
