OUR MISSION
Horizons University seeks to provide a practical, one-on-one learning experience for students through innovative study opportunities, a strong global focus, and personalized instruction tailored to individual learning goals.
Dr Ali Rastbeen - President

Dr Pierre Berthelot - Dean
Horizons University is proud to offer its students the opportunity to pursue their education. This is particularly true for students for whom access to education would otherwise be impossible due to geographic, financial, political, or other constraints. At Horizons University, we firmly believe that a motivated, hardworking student who is determined to achieve their goals deserves the opportunity to do so. Furthermore, we are committed to playing our part in making this possible, regardless of a student’s background.
Horizons University offers a variety of accredited degree programs in business (BBA, MBA, and DBA programs), as well as online master’s degrees in international education, intercultural communication, and French language and culture.
Horizons University was designed to offer its students high-quality education at an affordable price. Our degree programs and their courses are developed by faculty members who are experts with extensive experience in their fields of specialization. They are fully committed to ensuring their students’ success. As a pioneer in distance learning, Horizons University offers flexible programs that allow students to earn their degrees while balancing their studies with their other commitments.
Online programs are conducted entirely online, with no requirement to be on campus, and allow each student to progress at their own pace. At Horizons University, we encourage our students to excel by fostering their independence throughout their online learning journey. Our highly qualified international faculty is there to facilitate learning and guide students throughout the program, while giving them the freedom to take charge of their own coursework.
On-campus programs are offered through a blended learning approach: students attend intensive seminars and complete the rest of their coursework independently. This method allows on-campus students to work while studying and to engage in face-to-face interactions with our faculty.
Most degree programs and their courses—whether online or on campus—place a strong emphasis on acquiring practical skills and the intellectual application of acquired knowledge. Our faculty and student mentors work hand in hand to help you achieve your academic, personal, and professional goals!

PUBLIC DISABILITY: ACCESSIBILITY AND FUNDING TRAINING
Do you have a disability and want to pursue training?
The law of September 5, 2018, on the “freedom to choose one’s professional future” aims to facilitate access to employment for people with disabilities.
Our institution strives to offer everyone equal opportunities to gain or retain employment.
That is why, if you wish, we offer to accommodate your disability—whether visible or invisible—throughout your training program. To do so, please send us a description of your disability at least two months before the start of the program so that we can assess the feasibility of accommodating your needs. If we are unable to accommodate your disability, we will refer you to the appropriate organizations (see list below).
The choice of program and any available financial assistance depends on your employment status: job seeker or employee.
We also invite you to visit the website: https://www.monparcourshandicap.gouv.fr/formation-professionnelle
If you are an employee in the private sector:
You are eligible for the same training access conditions as any other employee, with an additional right to funding. To apply, please contact:
https://www.agefiph.fr/If you are a public-sector employee:
You have the same access to training as any other employee, with an additional right to funding. To take advantage of this, please contact:
https://www.fiphfp.fr/
If you are a job seeker:
To help job seekers with disabilities acquire the skills needed for long-term employment, AGEFIPH, Pôle Emploi, or other funding agencies may help cover training costs. The training must be part of a job placement program and offer real and serious prospects for employment.
To qualify for this assistance, applicants must contact their Pôle Emploi or Mission Locale advisor, who will guide them toward the funding options best suited to their career goals. All applications for assistance must be submitted at least two months before the start of the training program.
Cap Emploi
43bis rue d’Hautpoul, 75019 Paris
Phone: 01 44 52 40 60