THE BUSINESS & GOLF ACADEMY: BECOME A PROFESSIONAL GOLFER WHILE EARNING YOUR BACHELOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)

With an American accredited BBA diploma and a French level-7 “International Manager” degree in hand, graduates of the Business & Golf Academy, bilingual athletes, will be ready to succeed in the corporate world of international sports. They will have access to a range of careers such as professional golfer, sporting director, sports marketing expert, international business developer, club manager, import-export manager, and more.

GIVE AN INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION TO YOUR CAREER

The American Business School of Paris, a dually-accredited international business school, welcomes students from all four corners of the globe, with an academic program focusing on business, management, economics, humanities, finance and marketing taught completely in English. In addition to classes, students from the Business & Golf Academy will have the opportunity to take advantage of international experiences such as an academic exchange program with a US partner university and a golfing tour to Dallas, TX, USA with the professional trainer Cameron McCormick, the coach of PGA golfer Jordan Spieth.

TRAIN ON A PRESTIGIOUS GOLF COURSE

Located in a private and secured residence within France’s prestigious PGA Golf Course in Vaudreuil, recognized for its high-tech facilities, its exceptional setting and an 18-hole, 72-par course extending over 6,000 meters, students will benefit from exceptional facilities to help improve their golf performance. Taught by Altus Performance’s professional coaches, students will play golf at their topmost level.

“The Vaudreuil golf course is the best place in Europe to train. We have superb infrastructures and are surrounded by great technical coaches, a mental coach and two physical assistants; there’s no better place to hone your game!”
Pierre Pineau, 20 years old, professional golfer, ranked 14th in 2019.

“Sports transmit strong values such as setting goals, respecting others and working as a team, in addition to developing qualities such as concentration, posture and commitment. These virtues fully correspond with the IGS Group’s three values: Humanity, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development, as well as with the American ideal of team spirit and individual responsibility and performance.” Fady Fadel, Director of the American Business School of Paris.