Bachelor Business, Data & AI
A three-year Bachelor's program at the intersection of business, data, and AI. Built for students who want to understand the technology shaping the economy, and lead it.
Joint diploma with Mines Paris - PSL (34th best university world wide, QS 2027).
Designed for students who want to do things differently
This program is designed for students who are:
- Intellectually curious
- Motivated by real problems
- Ready to engage with technology as a practitioner, not a spectator
- Have an appetite for mathematics and quantitative reasoning
Students learn finance, marketing, strategy, and learn what data and AI can do inside each one: sharper pricing, smarter campaigns, faster analysis.
The Business, Data & AI curriculum
The program is built around four learning areas, mathematics, data and AI, business and humanities, taught in parallel from the first semester. On top of them comes continuous application: real projects with companies and internships.
Mathematics & Statistics
The formal foundations of modern problem-solving: reasoning rigorously, measuring uncertainty, and building models of the real world.
- Linear algebra: the language of numbers, from spreadsheets to images (vectors, matrices)
- Probability & statistics: measuring uncertainty and drawing reliable conclusions (hypothesis testing)
- Optimization: finding the best possible solution to a problem
- The mathematics behind artificial intelligence and neural networks
- Modeling & decision science: turning real-life situations into models (differential equations)
Business & Strategy
Market analysis, corporate finance, strategy frameworks, and business problem-solving, applied to real cases from day one.
- Marketing: understanding customers and making a business grow (growth, customer analytics)
- Finance: accounting, financial statements, corporate finance, management control
- Strategy & business models: how companies compete and create value
- Sales & negotiation: convincing, negotiating, and managing client relationships
- Management & operations: how organizations and supply chains run
- Economics: micro, macro, and international economics
Data & AI
From reading a dataset to building an AI model that solves a real problem.
- Python programming: writing code to collect, clean, and analyze data (Pandas, web scraping)
- SQL: querying databases to find the answers needed
- Automation: connecting tools so that data flows on its own (APIs)
- Machine learning: algorithms that learn from data to predict and classify
- Generative AI & LLMs: understanding how tools like ChatGPT work and building with them (neural networks, computer vision)
Humanities
Geopolitics, philosophy, and sustainability, to understand the context in which technology operates. The question is not only what to build, but how and why.
- Geopolitics: the global balance of power and how it shapes business
- Philosophy: ethics, desire, and decision-making
- Law & digital safety: data protection (GDPR) and cybersecurity
- Sustainability & public policy: how institutions and societies prepare for the future
- Languages, career workshops, and personal finance: skills for professional and everyday life
Where students put it all into practice
Business Deep Dives: Real problems, every three weeks
Every three weeks, students receive a real business problematic directly from the executive team of a partner company. They form teams, analyze the data, and present their findings and recommendations directly to that same executive team.
The format
A top executive team sets the challenge and coaches students through the three weeks that follow. Students analyze the data, build a solution, and defend it in front of the people who will actually act on it.
Our partners
Real challenges from companies students recognize, across finance, luxury, retail, and technology.
The outcome
Every Business Deep Dive brings a different company and a different problem, but the same real stakes: defending an answer under real challenge, from people who know the problem better than anyone.
The Business Deep Dives pushed me to grow beyond what I thought possible, turning lessons into real-world experience alongside inspiring companies.
Career opportunities that start during the Bachelor
The Bachelor includes two internships, so professional experience starts years before graduation, not after it.
Where our Bachelor graduates go next
Bachelor graduates go on to some of the world's most selective institutions, such as INSEAD, London Business School, École Polytechnique or HEC Paris, or continue at Albert School with a Master's degree delivered with Mines Paris - PSL in business or finance, sustainability or strategy, or a double degree with Politecnico di Milano Graduate School of Management.
The people who choose this program
A diverse cohort, united by curiosity and ambition.
- AI & BI Intern at Lombard Odier
- Now Customer Engineer at Google
- Lived in South Africa
Five cities. Five possibilities. Choose one campus
Students choose their campus at application. Places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Paris
Marseille
Milan
Geneva
MadridThree steps to join the program
Three steps, all online. Transcripts matter, but the test and interview are designed to reveal how the student thinks, not just what they've studied.
Upload your academic transcripts to your Candidate portal.
Two ways to show your level in logic, reasoning, and mathematics:
- Take our 40-minute Mathematics and Reasoning Test, available online
- OR submit an existing SAT, ACT, or TOLC score
If declared admissible, you are invited to a 30-minute interview with our jury.
Tuition & Financing
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