E-PBA is the digital campus of Paris Business Academy, designed to provide flexible and internationally oriented higher education programmes through a fully online learning environment.
E-PBA delivers structured academic programmes that combine:
Students can access the digital campus from anywhere in the world while following a structured academic programme with defined learning outcomes, assessments and completion requirements.
E-PBA currently offers the following programme:
The programme is designed for experienced professionals, managers, entrepreneurs and senior leaders who wish to strengthen their strategic, research and decision-making capabilities.
Additional programmes may be introduced in the future. The latest programme information, including fees, entry requirements and duration, will be published on the E-PBA website.
E-PBA operates as a professional digital campus rather than a content-subscription platform.
Its programmes follow a structured academic framework and include:
E-PBA does not simply provide access to videos or informal participation certificates. Students must complete the required learning activities and assessments to qualify for the applicable award or certificate.
E-PBA programmes are designed for:
The Doctorate of Business Administration is particularly suitable for professionals who wish to apply advanced research and strategic thinking to real organisational challenges.
Applicants must meet the entry requirements specified for the relevant programme.
Depending on the programme, applicants may be required to provide:
Admission remains subject to the review and verification of all supporting documents.
The recognition and use of a qualification may depend on:
Students should review the relevant Course Outline and confirm any specific recognition requirement with the appropriate employer, university, professional body or public authority before enrolling.
E-PBA does not guarantee that a qualification will automatically provide access to a regulated profession, public-sector position, immigration benefit or further programme in every country.
E-PBA is operated by Paris Business Academy, which is registered in France.
The company’s complete legal name, registration number, registered office and contact information are available in the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy published on the E-PBA website.
The Doctorate of Business Administration has a maximum completion period of 48 months from the official enrolment date.
Students must complete all required modules, research activities, assignments and assessments within this period.
The programme offers flexibility, but students should maintain a regular study schedule to ensure that they complete all academic requirements before their access expires.
Students may progress according to their own schedule, subject to:
Completing learning materials quickly does not automatically mean that the qualification can be awarded earlier. All academic and assessment requirements must be satisfied.
Access is normally provided for the period stated in the Course Outline and the applicable Terms and Conditions.
For the Doctorate of Business Administration, the maximum programme period is 48 months from the official enrolment date, unless a different access arrangement is confirmed in writing.
Access may end earlier if:
An extension may be considered in exceptional circumstances, subject to:
Students should contact the E-PBA support team before their access period expires.
E-PBA programmes are delivered fully online through the digital campus.
Students may access:
Students complete their learning activities and submit assignments digitally through the Portal.
E-PBA programmes offer flexible and largely self-paced learning.
However, self-paced study does not mean that there are no academic requirements. Students must comply with:
Yes. E-PBA programmes are delivered through a fully online learning environment unless the relevant Course Outline states otherwise.
Students are not normally required to attend physical classes at a Paris Business Academy location.
Some programmes may include live academic sessions, research meetings, supervision sessions, webinars or student-support meetings.
The Course Outline will explain whether any scheduled live participation is required.
Most learning materials can be accessed online according to the student’s study schedule.
E-PBA programmes are primarily assessed through academic work rather than traditional classroom examinations.
Assessments may include:
The exact assessment structure will be stated in the Course Outline.
Students may receive support from E-Mentors, lecturers, assessors, supervisors and administrative staff, depending on the programme.
Support may include:
An E-Mentor is an academic or professional support contact who assists students throughout their online learning journey.
An E-Mentor may:
No. Your E-PBA account and course access are personal to you.
You must not:
Account sharing, impersonation and academic misconduct may result in suspension, termination, invalidation of assessments or withdrawal of a certificate.
E-PBA may request camera access while you watch designated course videos to help:
A notice will be displayed before camera-based verification begins.
While a designated course video is actively playing, the Portal may capture a still image approximately once every five minutes.
The frequency may vary slightly because of technical conditions, internet connectivity or how the monitoring system operates.
For ordinary course-video verification, E-PBA captures periodic still images rather than continuously recording video.
Unless E-PBA provides a separate notice stating otherwise:
Different monitoring arrangements may apply to remotely supervised examinations. These arrangements will be communicated separately before the examination.
E-PBA does not ordinarily use Camera Snapshots to create facial templates, perform biometric matching, recognise emotions or uniquely identify students through facial-recognition technology.
If E-PBA introduces any biometric or facial-recognition system in the future, students will receive a separate privacy notice and any legally required consent or authorisation will be obtained before the system is used.
The Portal may:
A missing or unclear snapshot will not automatically be treated as misconduct.
Technical problems, poor lighting, internet interruptions and other reasonable explanations will be considered before any action is taken.
Where camera verification is a clearly disclosed requirement, refusing or disabling access may mean that:
Students should contact the support team if they cannot use the camera for a legitimate reason.
Students may request an alternative arrangement where they cannot use camera monitoring because of:
E-PBA will consider reasonable alternatives where possible, while protecting course integrity.
Alternatives may include manual identity verification, scheduled verification or another proportionate method.
Camera Snapshots are retained only for the period stated in the E-PBA Privacy Policy and the camera-monitoring notice.
They may be retained for a longer limited period where necessary to:
After the applicable period, the images will be securely deleted or anonymised.
Access is restricted to authorised personnel and approved service providers who require access for:
Camera Snapshots are not sold, publicly posted or used for advertising.
To apply, you must:
Your enrolment is confirmed only after E-PBA approves your application and verifies the required documents.
The documents required depend on the programme.
Applicants may be asked to submit:
E-PBA may:
Students must submit genuine, complete and accurate documents.
The current programme fee is:
The fee and available payment arrangements will be shown before enrolment.
Students should review the complete payment terms before confirming their application.
Where available, students may be able to choose between:
The payment schedule, due dates and any conditions connected with progressive course access will be provided before enrolment.
Failure to make a payment by the agreed due date may result in:
Students experiencing genuine financial or payment difficulties should contact the support team as early as possible.
Programme fees must be paid in euros unless E-PBA agrees otherwise in writing.
Students are responsible for charges imposed by banks, card providers or currency-conversion services.
Consumers may have a statutory right to withdraw from an online purchase within 14 days, subject to the requirements and exceptions established by French and European consumer law.
Where you request immediate access to digital Course Materials during the withdrawal period, E-PBA may ask you to:
The complete cancellation conditions appear in the E-PBA Terms and Conditions.
Once a refund has been approved, E-PBA will initiate it as quickly as reasonably possible.
The amount will normally be returned through the original payment method.
Although many refunds may appear within 5 to 10 business days after processing, the exact time depends on:
Where a statutory withdrawal right applies, E-PBA will process the refund within the legally required period.
Where a payment is unsuccessful, duplicated or incorrectly charged, you should contact the E-PBA support team immediately.
E-PBA will investigate the transaction with the relevant payment provider.
You may be eligible for a refund where:
Refund eligibility will depend on the specific circumstances.
Stopping participation or failing to complete the programme does not automatically create a right to a refund or cancel remaining payment obligations.
Refunds will be considered according to:
E-PBA applies technical and organisational measures designed to protect personal data against unauthorised access, misuse, loss, alteration and disclosure.
These measures may include:
No digital platform can guarantee absolute security, but E-PBA regularly reviews its safeguards and takes reasonable steps to protect student information.
Depending on your use of the Portal, E-PBA may collect:
The complete list and relevant purposes are explained in the E-PBA Privacy Policy.
Personal data may be processed to:
Subject to the conditions established under the General Data Protection Regulation, you may have the following rights:
You may contact E-PBA using the privacy contact details published in the Privacy Policy.
Your request should include:
E-PBA may request reasonable proof of identity before disclosing personal data.
You may submit a deletion request.
Whether the snapshots can be deleted immediately will depend on:
E-PBA will assess the request under the GDPR and provide a response.
Some authorised service providers or technical-support personnel may operate outside the European Economic Area.
Where personal data is transferred or accessed internationally, E-PBA will use an appropriate legal safeguard, such as:
Additional technical and organisational protections may also be applied.
Students should have:
Detailed technical requirements may be provided in the Course Outline.
Some Course Materials may be accessible through a mobile phone or tablet.
However, assignments, research activities, monitored videos and examinations may require a desktop or laptop computer.
Students should not rely entirely on a mobile phone unless the Course Outline confirms that all required activities are mobile-compatible.
You should:
When contacting support, provide:
Check that:
Contact technical support if the issue continues.
General enquiries may be sent to:
Email: info@paris-business-academy.com
The registered office and any additional contact details are published in the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
You should send your complaint by email or through the official support channel and include:
E-PBA will review the complaint and respond within a reasonable period.
Yes.
You should first contact the E-PBA privacy contact so that the matter can be investigated.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the French data-protection authority: Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés – CNIL.
You may alternatively contact the competent supervisory authority in the country where you live or work.