Telecom Business School


Institut Mines-Télécom Business School is a French state-funded Management School, a member of Institut Mines-Telecom, the biggest group of engineering and management graduate schools in France. It is also a member of the Management School Chapter of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, of EFMD, AACSB and accredited by the Association of MBAs for its Masters in Management Program.
The business school was initially founded as the corporate university of Orange Group, first telecom operator in France and formerly a public company. It is now fully independent from Orange though many partnerships remain in research, training and other different programmes.
The school offers programmes taught in French or English, from bachelor level to PhD. Its main programme is the Masters in Management programme. The graduates from this programme are highly reputed among recruiters in France and abroad for their ability to work with engineers. It was ranked 75th by the Financial Times.

Research

The main research lab from Institut Mines-Télécom Business School is the LITEM, which is common with University of Paris-Saclay. Many research programmes are developed in cooperation with other schools from IMT.
IMT Business School's research focus on digital innovation and transformation, artificial intelligence and ethics in the digital era. The school has several research chairs such as the Chair Values and Policies of Personal Information and Smart Objects and Social Networks Chair. It is also a founding member of DATAIA, created in common with researchers from University of Paris Saclay, INRIA, CentraleSupélec, CEA, CNRS, Ecole Polytechnique, HEC Paris and Université d'Évry - Val d'Essonne.
In 2018, the doctoral school was hosting 25 PhD students. The head of the doctoral school is Jean-Luc Moriceau. The faculty dean is Imed Boughzala, and the Director of Research Madeleine Besson.

Campus

Together with Telecom SudParis, IMT Business School share the IMT campus in Évry. Almost all students are accommodated on campus.
Students from Telecom SudParis and IMT Business School share most the student life aspects during their life on campus : shared apartments, shared student associations, shared classes and pedagogical programmes such as the famous Challenge Projets d'Entreprendre, a one-week competition which has, since its first edition in 2000, inspired many other business schools to build their own "startup creation challenges" programmes.

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