TSM Expands Global Management Bachelor With New Venice and Budapest Double Degrees
Toulouse School of Management (TSM) is expanding the international footprint of its Bachelor of Science in Global Management by adding two strategic double-degree pathways in partnership with prominent European institutions. Launched in 2021 as an English-taught undergraduate program, the curriculum now offers four distinct international double degrees to accommodate ambitious students aiming for global careers.
The latest academic expansion includes formal collaborations with the Venice School of Management in Italy and the Budapest University of Economics and Business in Hungary. These new pathways complement existing European partnerships, reinforcing the school’s strategy to deliver globally recognized management education.
The Global Management Bachelor Curriculum at TSM
The Bachelor of Science in Global Management is designed to prepare undergraduates for international corporate environments through comprehensive English-medium instruction. Approximately 80 percent of enrolled students participate in academic mobility abroad during their studies, highlighting the program’s strong international orientation.
Integrating structured double-degree tracks represents a natural progression for the curriculum. Students gain immersive academic exposure while securing dual credentials from TSM and recognized partner universities across Europe.
Venice School of Management Double Degree Structure
The partnership with Venice School of Management, the business school of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, provides students with an academic experience in an EQUIS-accredited institution located in Italy. The school is recognized internationally for management expertise and active participation in the EFMD Global network.
Under the program’s mobility rules, participating students complete their first and second years at TSM, followed by their third year (semesters 5 and 6) in Venice. Graduates earn both a TSM degree and a degree in Business Administration and Management from the Venice School of Management.
Budapest University of Economics and Business Collaboration
The second new pathway partners with the Budapest University of Economics and Business (BUEB) in Hungary. Ranked as a top management institution in the country by Study Portals and holding memberships in international networks such as AACSB, BUEB offers rigorous training in Central Europe.
For this track, student mobility takes place during the second year of the bachelor program, covering semesters 3 and 4, while the first and third years are completed at TSM. Graduates receive a dual credential featuring a TSM qualification alongside a degree in Business Administration and Management from BUEB.
Comprehensive Overview of Available Double Degree Pathways
| Partner Institution | Country | Mobility Period | Credential Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Venice School of Management | Italy | Year 3 (Semesters 5 & 6) | TSM Degree + Business Administration and Management |
| Budapest University of Economics and Business | Hungary | Year 2 (Semesters 3 & 4) | TSM Degree + Business Administration and Management |
| Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt | Germany | Varies by track | TSM Degree + Partner Institution Credential |
| Université Tor Vergata | Italy | Varies by track | TSM Degree + Partner Institution Credential |
These four international pathways offer students diverse cultural and academic environments to develop cross-cultural communication skills, language proficiency, and professional adaptability essential for international management careers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the Bachelor of Science in Global Management at TSM?
The Bachelor of Science in Global Management at TSM is a three-year undergraduate program taught entirely in English, designed to prepare students for international careers through integrated academic mobility and double-degree options.
When do students undertake mobility for the Venice double degree?
Mobility for the Venice School of Management double degree takes place exclusively during the third year of the bachelor program, covering semesters 5 and 6, after completing the first two years at TSM.
What degrees do students receive upon completing the Budapest pathway?
Graduates of the Budapest University of Economics and Business track earn a dual credential consisting of a diploma from TSM and a degree in Business Administration and Management from BUEB.
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