Paris School of Business - PSB (reviews)

It is an amazing University We get to meet people from different cultures.
It’s well maintained
Professors are student-friendly they help us in all sorts of things related to our program and career
The location is pretty good as well as it is situated in the center of Paris and really close to the Eiffel tower

1. Strategic Management. 2. Initial enrolment fees are quite high compared to other schools. 3. The worst thing is that management not share classmates details even after paid enrolment fees. So, we can group chat with each other before arrival. 4. Class schedule s must be on fix day with fix timing, so can international student can work for permitted hours. 5. On cell have to have developed by all school to brief out student rights, resolve their issues, rules

Nice environment to study and we could get lots of information about what you are studying from the most experienced professors. They were not just professors but also employees in reputed companies they will share their experience. They will teach us WHAT, WHEN, WHY, HOW about business. I love studying at PSB.

A very nice university <3 The level of education is good so I like it very much I like having gone here and it will be difficult because it is my last year of studies, well it is true that there are negative points but generally it's really quite good.

I had a very good experience in this business school for 5 years. The faculty is very good, often shared with the best universities and business schools in France (HEC, Sciences Po …) The curriculum is also very interesting, with an extra-pedagogical itinerary which aims to give an operational dimension and training during the 5 years of schooling. It is organized around 7 discoveries: discovery of oneself, others, cultural and religious, institutional, trades and behaviors, international + a module innovation and discovery. Moreover, all students must have at least 1 year abroad in the 3rd year, in a partner university. There are some around the world which leave a great choice to the students as to their destination. Finally, on our return we have the possibility to carry out our 2 years of Master in work-study in a company which allows in the same in gaining professional experience and to finance its last two years of studies. I did not have the chance to know the new premises but I heard that the Campus Cluster of PARIS 13 was top!

Paris School of Business is a school that offers training of good quality but since not long ago that the school moved from ESG to PSB the administration is not well organized, a problem of communication between pupil and administration we hope that things will improve.

Paris School of Business is first and foremost a well located and accessible school in Paris. It includes a Cluster that facilitates exchanges between students. I attended the Grande Ecole program. This proposed program in itself is interesting. However, several points can be improved. First of all the administration is not very present, the premises are small and the opening of a campus in Ivry (20 min away by transport) is not a solution, supervision (especially during exams) is to be reviewed. More rigor should be put in place, at the level of the courses, so that students wanting to work are not disturbed by the disrupters. The courses offered can be further developed. You should also know that in the Prooframme Grande Ecole of PSB, a “Bachelor” degree is not issued to you, but you agree directly to the Master of PSB, which it does not specify at the beginning. PSB presents its students with good professors in some courses, who like to transmit their knowledge to you. PSB also offers seminars that will allow you to better understand the world of business. Their proximity to big companies and even major international tournaments, such as Roland Garros, is a great plus point. PSB is very international.

PSB is a very interesting place to be. Campus Cluster Innovation is an incredible platform where you could meet people – be it students or professors – from all over the world. Diversity and vibrancy are, I think, good adjectives to qualify the student community.
Looking at the “real thing” in terms of education, PSB is a school I would strongly recommend. The courses are interesting and demanding. The professors provide a very useful coaching, providing us not only with theoretical knowledge but with practical examples and key advice and directions that I believe surely make a difference when we enter the professional world.
Just like in all things and places, the school certainly has its flaws. If there is any “not too good” aspect to be mentioned about PSB, the problem of organisation that the administration has will be the first and biggest. Fortunately enough, it is a point on which they (the administration) are actively working and on which we are expecting great improvement for the next academic year.