Sport Business School in Montpellier

Montpellier plays at the highest level of the French sports world. The city has held the title of “Montpellier, the Sports Capital” since 2018 thanks to its sporting elite in soccer, handball, rugby, basketball, volleyball, ice hockey and softball clubs.

In Montpellier, women’s sports are as important as men’s, and professional sports nourish amateur sports, including outdoor recreational activities. This is demonstrated by the fact that the city has hosted world competitions like the women’s Soccer World Cup in 2019 and the Rugby World Cup in 2023.

To promote sports for all, the city has enlarged its palette of sports activities with the Vegapolis ice rink and the La Valette canoe/kayak base. Not to mention water sports by the sea. The FISE (International Festival of Extreme Sports) adds the final touch with urban sports, for which Montpellier is not only the French capital but also hosts a leg of the world circuit.

*Source: 2020/2021 graduate employment survey, 6 months after earning Level 7 certification – Updated December 2022 for all AMOS campuses.