Why Monaco.
Monaco — the glamorous Riviera city-state — is a small but prestigious destination for international business and finance education, anchored by the International University of Monaco. Fully English-taught and deeply international, and surrounded by the finance, luxury and yachting industries, it offers an elite, exceptionally well-connected springboard into global careers.
Ask the expertPrestigious business school
The International University of Monaco offers English-taught bachelor's, master's and MBA degrees in business, finance and luxury management.
Elite, international cohort
A small, highly international student body drawn from across the world — outstanding networks from day one.
Riviera industry on the doorstep
Finance, wealth management, luxury and yachting employers surround the campus, with internships built in.
Safe & central
One of the safest places in the world, on the French Riviera with easy access across Europe.
Career-focused & connected
Programmes are practical and industry-linked, designed to launch graduates into global business and finance.
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QS #1400International University of Monaco
Monaco's prestigious English-taught business school; finance, management and luxury MBA.
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The main intake for bachelor's, master's and MBA programmes.
A second intake offered for some master's and MBA programmes.
What it really
costs.
Monaco is an elite, premium destination — tuition and living both sit at the high end. Use this as a planning guide; many students cut costs by living across the border in France.
* The International University of Monaco offers merit scholarships; the MBA and specialised master's sit at the top of the range.
Cost of living
Monaco itself is one of the world's most expensive places to live. Most students keep costs down by living just across the border in France — Beausoleil or Nice — and commuting in minutes.
Funding that
follows merit.
Where you'll
live & study.
Monte Carlo
The glamorous heart of Monaco — the casino, grand hotels and the finance and luxury industries on the doorstep.
La Condamine
The lively port quarter around Port Hercule — yacht-lined marina, daily market and a more everyday pace.
Fontvieille
Monaco's modern, reclaimed district — a second marina, business and a quieter, contemporary feel by the sea.
The visa,
step by step.
EHEC manages your visa end-to-end. We assemble your document checklist, open and verify your blocked account, arrange tax-compliant financial proofs, book your embassy appointment, and run mock interviews until you walk in confident.
Ask the expertAdmission letter
Secure your place at the International University of Monaco — the basis of the student visa.
Long-stay student visa
Apply via the French consulate, as Monaco follows the Schengen/French visa system. We prepare the file.
Residence card
After arrival, apply for a Monaco (or French, if living across the border) residence card for your studies.
Stay & careers
Tap into Riviera finance, luxury and yachting networks, and a global alumni base, for internships and careers.
Tuition at the International University of Monaco runs roughly €20,000–35,000/year depending on the programme. Living in Monaco is very expensive, so many students live just across the border in France.
Monaco specialises in business, finance, international management and luxury-brand management — bachelor's, master's and MBA, all in English.
No — programmes are taught in English. French is useful for daily life on the Riviera but isn't required to study.
Monaco is one of the safest, most secure places in the world, with an exceptional quality of life on the Mediterranean.
Strong links into finance, wealth management, luxury and yachting on the Riviera, plus a global alumni network, support excellent graduate outcomes.