Toulouse School of Management

Toulouse School of Management (formerly known as IAE Toulouse or Institut d’administrations des entreprises de Toulouse) is a public management school, part of Toulouse 1 University Capitole in France.[1] It is also a component of the IAE's network, bringing together 35 national management schools around France.

Toulouse School of Management
Institut d’administrations des entreprises de Toulouse
TypePublic University
Established1955
PresidentHervé Penan
Students3000
Location
Toulouse
,
France
CampusToulouse
AffiliationsToulouse 1 University Capitole IAE's network
Websitehttp://tsm-education.fr/en

History

Toulouse School of Management was established in 1955, as part of Toulouse 1 University Capitole.[2] The vocation of the school is to provide skills in Management and Business Administration to executives and students from various backgrounds (Engineering, Law, Humanities...) and to offer advanced expertise to high potential professionals who are seeking executive responsibilities.

TSM is recognized as a centre of pedagagogical and scientific expertise in various academic subjects. The school research laboratory (TSM Research) is accredited by the French Ministry of Research and the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), as well as by a myriad of active partnerships with higher education and research institutions in France and abroad, and by the sustained involvement of economic partners.

In 2005, TSM was the first university school to get the Qualicert Service Certification for research.

In October 2017, IAE Toulouse becomes Toulouse School of Management.

Timeline

  • 1955: creation of the CAAE (Aptitude Certification of Business Administration - Certification d'Aptitude à l'Administration des Entreprises) and the first double major university programme (today known as the MAE Master)
  • 1973: IPA becomes IAE Toulouse
  • 1981: creation of the CPECF (Preparatory Certification in Finance and Accounting Studies - Certificat Préparatoire aux Etudes Comptables et Financières) and the DESC (Advanced Accounting Studies Degree - Diplôme d'Etudes Comptables Supérieures)
  • 1988: creation of the Comprehensive Studies Degree in Management Studies (DEA Sciences de Gestion)
  • 1989: creation of the Specialized Superior Studies Degree in Marketing (DESS Marketing)
  • 1990: creation of the Master of Management Scicences (Maîtrise de Sciences de Gestion)
  • 1994: creation of the Specialized Superior Studies Degree in Financial Engineering (DESS Ingénierie Financière)
  • 1999: creation of the Specialized Superior Studies Degree in Innovation Management (DESS Gestion de l'Innovation)
  • 2004: establishment of the Bachelor, Master, Doctorate system. Opening of 3 Bachelor programmes (Marketing, Accounting, Management) and 5 Master's programmes (Accounting, Finance, Strategy, Human Resource Management, and Management)
  • 2005: reception of the Qualicert Service Certification
  • 2006: establishment of the Doctoral School in Management Sciences
  • 2008: EPAS accreditation of the International Management Master's programme
  • since 2008: instalment of the Management and Accounting degree and the Management and Accounting Superior degree
  • 2009: creation of the Research Centre in Management (now known as TSM Research, UMR 5303)
  • since 2012: the Research Centre in Management becomes the 5th institution to join the CNRS research team alongside HEC Paris, Polytechnic School, Dauphine, and IAE Grenoble
  • 2017: IAE Toulouse becomes Toulouse School of Management (TSM)

Directors

1956-1978: Pierre Vigreux

1978-2001: Pierre Spitéri

2001-2010: Hervé Penan

2010-2015: Catherine Casamatta

Since 2015: Hervé Penan

Academics

TSM educates more than 3000 students every year in the fields of Business Administration and Management.[3] It offers Bachelor and Master programmes in the following academic subjects:

Amphitheater Cujas

PhD Degree

References
  1. (in French)Toulouse School of management, le nouveau nom de l'IAE de Toulouse
  2. (in French)TSM - TOULOUSE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
  3. (in French)Comment est née la Toulouse School of Management

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