IDRAC Business School in France offers a unique MBA program that combines Computer Science and Information Systems in their syllabus. This Direct Program is designed for students who are passionate about technology and who wish to develop their managerial skills in corporate environments. The MBA in Computer Science and Information Systems directly confronts the rapidly evolving technological landscape. It aims to provide their students with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage and lead within industries that are heavily reliant on technology. The program combines theory and practical application, providing a comprehensive overview of both Computer Science and Information Systems, and also covers topics such as Systems Analysis, Network Administration, IT Project Management, and Database Management. The course structure of this MBA program ensures a comprehensive assimilation of essential digital-oriented business understanding along with conventional managerial skills. The program adopts various contemporary teaching methodologies including case studies, internships, practical projects, presentations and more which aim at facilitating a deeper understanding of the integration of technology in various business domains. Through this MBA, students are moreover exposed to the practical implications and business applications of technologies. The program empowers students to adapt to the demands and challenges of the digital business ecosystem while paving their way to top managerial or entrepreneurial roles. This unique fusion of computer science and informational systems in an MBA format ultimately seeks to produce graduates capable of excelling in high-level positions within the business, IT, and data industries. Students are equipped with the relevant knowledge and expertise that enable them to make rapid yet insightful decisions in a technologically driven business environment. In a rapidly digitalizing world, an MBA in computer science and information systems from the IDRAC Business School prepares students to change the face of industries through technology-savvy business strategies.

IDRAC (Institut de Recherche et d'Action Commerciale) was created in Paris in 1965 by Jean TRANCART (work psychologist) and Guy FREUDET (business executive) with the central objective of offering young high school graduates operational training in commercial professions on an educational model different from traditional training models. The two innovative principles introduced during its creation, school/company alternation and personalized educational monitoring , are still the hallmarks of the school's culture, to which were added the creation of a research team in 2008 and then the academic recognition of its programs (5-year visa for the Grande Ecole Program in 2009, 3-year visa for the Bachelor in Marketing & Business in 2010, master's degree in 2016).

Favoring regional locations, IDRAC Business School was successively established in Montpellier (1975), Lyon (1984), Nice (1986), before expanding to Nantes (2003), Toulouse (2004) and Grenoble (2005). ) and finally, more recently in Bordeaux (2012).