Campus Atlas cartographie les meilleurs masters des plus grandes universités du monde, commerce, ingénierie, sciences et plus, pour que vous puissiez comparer frais de scolarité, durée, conditions d'admission et dates limites côte à côte avant d'engager une année de votre vie.
Salons de recrutement, journées portes ouvertes et séances d'information virtuelles des écoles de ce catalogue. Indiquez votre position pour trouver des événements en personne près de vous. Les dates et l'inscription se trouvent sur la page de chaque organisateur, elles changent souvent, vérifiez donc toujours là-bas.
Faites défiler latéralement pour les voir côte à côte, jusqu'à 10 à la fois.
Sélectionnez ci-dessous un programme de votre sélection pour voir ses tours de candidature, ses rentrées, ses exigences de test, la liste des documents et le lien vers le portail officiel.
Cochez les programmes que vous voulez garder sous les yeux. Leurs check-lists complètes restent affichées ci-dessous.
Où réviser et qui peut vous accompagner.
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Différentes écoles acceptent différents tests d'anglais. Ajoutez des programmes à Comparer sur la page de résultats, puis vérifiez ici, c'est indicatif.
Relevés de notes, diplôme, CV et justificatif de financement, simple, mais commencez tôt.
Un relevé officiel de vos notes de licence, idéalement accompagné d'une explication du barème de votre université pour les lecteurs internationaux.
Ou une preuve de diplôme attendu, la plupart des écoles acceptent une lettre de votre université confirmant votre date de diplôme prévue.
Une à deux pages. Même les programmes « 0 an d'expérience » veulent voir des stages, des projets et des activités de leadership.
Relevés bancaires, une lettre d'attribution de bourse ou un accord de prêt, la plupart des demandes de visa exigent la preuve que vous pouvez couvrir les frais de scolarité et de subsistance.
Comment écrire la vôtre, avec conseils, exemples et lectures complémentaires.
Comment choisir vos référents et leur donner de quoi écrire une lettre solide.
Ce qu'est réellement chaque test, comment il est noté, comment choisir entre eux, et un plan de préparation compatible avec un emploi. Les chiffres proviennent directement de GMAC et ETS, chaque bloc renvoie à sa source.
Presque toutes les business schools acceptent les deux. Le choix dépend de vos points forts, pas du prestige.
Il n'y a plus de « meilleur » test pour l'admission dans la grande majorité des écoles, ils sont traités comme interchangeables et convertis à l'aide d'un barème officiel.
Trois sections, 2 h 15, 64 questions. Score total 205–805.
| Section | Questions | Temps | Ce qui est évalué |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Reasoning | 21 | 45 min | Résolution de problèmes en arithmétique et algèbre. Pas de calculatrice, et pas de géométrie dans la Focus Edition. |
| Verbal Reasoning | 23 | 45 min | Compréhension écrite et raisonnement critique. La correction de phrases a été retirée dans la Focus Edition. |
| Data Insights | 20 | 45 min | Suffisance des données, tableaux, graphiques, raisonnement multi-sources et analyse en deux parties. Calculatrice fournie ici uniquement. |
Structure and scoring read from GMAC's exam-structure page and its scoring page, confirmez-le là avant de vous y fier
Cinq sections, environ 1 h 58. Verbal et Quantitatif chacun 130–170.
| Section | Questions | Temps | Remarques |
|---|---|---|---|
| Analytical Writing | One "Analyze an Issue" task | 30 min | Always the first section. |
| Verbal Reasoning, section 1 | 12 | 18 min | Le Verbal et le Quantitatif peuvent apparaître dans n'importe quel ordre après l'épreuve d'écriture. |
| Verbal Reasoning, section 2 | 15 | 23 min | |
| Quantitative Reasoning, section 1 | 12 | 21 min | Calculatrice à l'écran disponible. |
| Quantitative Reasoning, section 2 | 15 | 26 min |
Le nombre de sections et les durées proviennent de ETS's GRE test-structure page, confirmez-le là avant de vous y fier
Environ 8 à 10 heures par semaine. Plus si vous reconstruisez les maths de zéro.
La structure compte plus que les heures. Presque tous ceux qui sous-performent ont fait la même chose : résoudre des centaines de questions sans jamais analyser celles qu'ils ont ratées.
La poignée d'habitudes qui séparent une première tentative d'une seconde.
La logistique qui, discrètement, fait perdre une année aux candidats.
Le matériel officiel d'abord, c'est la seule source avec de vraies anciennes questions.
We take no commission from any of these and none of them paid to appear. Official material is listed first because it is the only place retired questions come from, third-party questions approximate the real thing, sometimes badly.
See only the funding routes relevant to the programmes you selected: school awards and destination-country scholarships, filtered by citizenship and academic background.
Seules les informations pouvant influer sur l'éligibilité aux bourses sont prises en compte.
Every scheme researched for this catalogue, on three axes: what your home country pays for, what your destination country pays for, and awards attached to the programme itself regardless of where you're from. Set your citizenship above to see which ones you can actually compete for.
Choosing a master's abroad usually means fifteen browser tabs, a dozen PDFs, and no easy way to compare tuition, deadlines, or eligibility side by side. Campus Atlas puts all of it in one place.
We map pre-experience and early-career master's programmes at leading universities worldwide, across business, engineering, science, humanities and more, pulling together tuition, duration, entry requirements, deadlines, and increasingly rare to find in one place, realistic post-study work rights.
We're not an agency and we don't take commission from schools. Figures shown are indicative starting points, not official numbers, always confirm details on a school's own admissions page before applying.
More programmes, more countries, and sharper matching against your own academic background, so the list you see reflects where you actually stand a chance, not just where you'd like to go.
This information should not sit behind a paywall. Comparing programmes, tuition, deadlines and funding is free here and will stay free, no account, no fee, no upsell, because the easiest way to compare should be within reach of every student, whatever they can pay.
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En bref : c'est un outil d'information, pas un conseil ; chaque chiffre renvoie à la page officielle dont il provient et vous devez l'y vérifier avant d'agir ; et nous ne collectons rien à votre sujet.
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