Incoming Students

We use SoleMOVE online platform for nominations and applications for incoming exchange students. Nomination can only be done by the international office of the student’s home institution. If the partner institution does not have or has forgotten the login information, it can be requested on international@iscom.fr. If your home institution is not ISCOM’s partner yet, the international office can contact us.

For the nomination process the following student's information is needed:

• name
• date of birth
• email address (make sure that the email address you provide is correct and in use)
• field and level of studies

Nomination deadlines for incoming exchange students:

• April 30th for the Autumn Semester
• October 1st for the Spring Semester 

Please note that a nomination by the home institution does not mean an automatic acceptance by ISCOM

ISCOM welcomes incoming exchange students for one semester only, it can be done in either of the following Semesters:

• Autumn Semester from September to January
• Spring Semester from February to June

Application deadlines for incoming exchange students:

• May 15th for the Autumn Semester
• October 15th for the Spring Semester

Students will be contacted directly to the email address provided in the nomination, they will receive application instructions and credentials for the online application form on the SoleMOVE platform. In this platform, students will be invited to fill out the online application, create their study plan and upload the following required documents:

• Headshot (passport type photo) in JPEG or GIF format
• Copy of passport or ID in PDF format
• Copy of European Health Insurance Card or private insurance in PDF format
• Proof of Language Proficiency (CEFR B2 level minimum) in PDF format
• Motivation letter in PDF format
• Transcript of Records (most recent) in PDF format
• Portfolio (only for students wishing to join the “Creation et Design” programme in French – CREA 360 or Le Quatre)

The online application platform opens to students applying for the Autumn Semester on April 15th and to students applying for the Spring semester on October 1st.

Applications are handled after the deadline for applying. The letter of acceptance will be sent to the accepted students via SoleMOVE and other necessary information will be send by e-mail.

You can find more information about the upcoming academic year in the ISCOM Fact Sheet

ISCOM Fact Sheet 2026-2027

ISCOM offers 1 programme in English and 5 programmes in French. 

Incoming students have the opportunity to study in one of our 10 campuses, depending on the language they wish to study in. 

Take a look at the table further hown on this page to see the study programme availability by campus and by semester. 

To discover the 2026-2027 course offer, click on the buttons below :

Course offer in English

Year 2 - International Communication

Year 3 - International Communication

Year 4 - International Communication

Course offer in French

Year 2 - Programmes en Français

Year 3 - Programmes en Français

Year 4 - Programmes en Français

Please note that students must choose 1 specific study programme and courses within that programme only. It is not possible to pick-and-choose course from different programmes or study years. 

The Learning Agreement is an official document that will need to be filled out by the student with the course choices (listed one by one) for their semester at ISCOM.

Please note that the Learning Agreement can only be created after the student has been officially accepted at ISCOM = has received the Letter of Acceptance.

ISCOM currently uses the SoleMOVE online platform to sign Learning Agreements. Students must prepare the Online Learning Agreement (OLA) according to their home institution’s guidelines. 

If the student’s home institution is not using OLA or any other platform to complete the Learning agreement, they can contact us by email to international@iscom.fr to request the ISCOM Learning Agreement template to fill out and send back to us. 

Students should receive their home institution's validation of the chosen ISCOM study year, study programme and associated courses before submitting their Learning Agreement.

When the Learning Agreement is complete and validated, the student must sign it first, then have their home institution’s international coordinator sign it and finally the ISCOM international coordinator can sign the document.

Keep in mind that the choice of courses can change, depending on the availability of professors / number of students that signed up for the course. In this case, an alternative course will be proposed.