New degree : opening in September 2024

The Master Global and Sustainable Management is a program that provides specific managerial knowledge to handle environmental and societal transitions.

Classes are entirely taught in English and students have the opportunity to learn French language and civilization at the same time. Class size is purposely limited which makes courses very dialogue-driven, and all faculty members are accessible to participants.

Students coming from partner universities can follow just one semester of the program.
The second semester of the Master 2 has two options :

• Professional internship (a 6 month internship in a company in France or abroad).
• Research (a research dissertation and the option to continue as PhD student).

Benefits

• Understand the issues related to environmental and societal transitions and lead a global management strategy
• Develop practical management skills for environmental and social transitions in organizations
• Master the transversal and international vision of organizations to work in cross-cultural environment companies

Career outcomes

• Students will find managerial positions in an international environment in the general fields of marketing, international economics, finance, human resources management.
• Students who had followed the option research in sustainability could also enter directly a PhD-program after the Master Global and Sustainable Management.

Entry requirements

The Master Global and Sustainable Management is a two-year program dedicated to different profiles

• International students who candidate for the 1st year of the Master or the second year. Prior studies will be examined and validated by a university Committee.
• Students from French and European Universities, who hold a Bachelor degree (for the application in first year) or 240 ECTS (equivalent Master 1 for the application in Master 2) in business, social sciences, anthropology, economics, finance, mathematics, political science, psychology, sociology, computer science or other discipline.

How to apply ?

• For students in exchange programs for one semester or one year: contact the coordinator of your Faculty.
• For students looking for the Master’s degree: contact the administration. A curriculum vitae and an interview will be required.
• For non-european students: apply on campus France: http://www.campusfrance.org/en and be aware of all the information before March.