Disciplinary foundations
Command the methods, vocabulary and tools of a field: management, administration or digital systems.
Bachelor of Science
The Academy’s undergraduate award, intended to build solid foundations and a first professional autonomy.
A structured first cycle, clearly private.
The Bachelor of Science is AEES’s undergraduate award. It gathers first-cycle programmes designed for students building disciplinary foundations, and for professionals changing path who need a readable framework.
Pathways in this family cover management, organisational administration and digital systems. They are taught by approved partner institutions, as stated on the current approval record. AEES defines the programme, learning outcomes and assessment rules; it issues the award.
The title Bachelor of Science denotes a private institutional award. It is not, by itself, equivalent to a French national licence and does not confer a bachelor’s grade.
- Award family
- AEES Bachelor of Science
- Internal positioning
- AEES Levels 5 and 6
- Indicative duration
- 12 to 36 months depending on entry
- Teaching
- Approved partner institutions
- Awarding
- AEES — the teaching institution is not the awarding authority
- Credits
- Internal AEES credits, distinct from public ECTS
What the cycle aims at.
The Bachelor of Science prepares students to continue private study at a more advanced level or to take responsibility within a defined scope.
Supervised autonomy
Handle common situations, report and justify a decision from observed evidence.
Documented assessment
Coursework, projects, synchronised examinations and, at advanced levels, a professional dissertation and viva.
AEES moderation
Approved centres are subject to external moderation. The Academy may withdraw an award if assessment conditions can no longer be guaranteed.
How the pathway unfolds.
Admission is based on a secondary-school leaving certificate or equivalent, an AEES Level 4 certificate, or institutional recognition of prior learning. The language of teaching is that of the approved centre.
Volume, duration and assessment components are published on each programme specification. The credits shown are internal AEES credits: they structure the expected workload; they are not public-university ECTS.
Read the Bachelor of Science specifications.
Admission, assessments and recognition are set out on the public specifications.