Msc Digital Marketing in SKEMA Business School, France

Msc Digital Marketing in SKEMA Business School

This MSc produces graduates who are competent, practised and experienced in three key areas the​ job market requires: project management, new technologies and web-marketing, and the development of new business ideas.
 
The MSc achieves this by redefining the role of the student: students take on the role of junior consultants from the beginning of the year. At the start of the year companies come to SKEMA to present projects they would like students of this MSc to manage. They are real life assignments with expected deliverables, budget and deadlines to respect. Students choose the project they would like to work on, and start working immediately.
 
The programme is structured so that students are presented with relevant web-marketing and project management concepts in class. Students then apply the concepts taught in class to the projects they are working on. All the while, they are guided by the professor-coaches who monitor their work, giving feedback and calling for revisions when needed.
 
Over recent years students have done projects for companies such as Amadeus, Orange, IBM, Dow AgroSciences, Air Cannes, the Opera of Nice, Nike… Projects included product launches, website creation, web-marketing, events management, re-branding… 
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This MSc leads to the Google Adwords and Google Analytics certifications and to the PMI certifications: CAPM or PMP.

Why cho​ose this programme 

This programme has a close link to companies thanks to strong partnerships; these partnerships provide five main benefits: 
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Technical skills and knowledge

This MSc will give you expertise in the creation of products, services or events. Working on a real project for a company, you apply managerial skills such as marketing and web-marketing, on and off-line communication, business plans, legal issues, web-site creation / design / management, CRM and e-CRM, e-commerce, change management…

Expertise in managing teams and communicating with stakeholders

 You work in teams with specific responsibilities and assignments. You also manage company meetings and professional presentations. Students acquire skills in team-working; this will be of value to recruiters.

Creativity and capacity to develop new business ideas

The partner companies’ need for new ideas and creativity is the main reason for working with students on projects.

Being coached by seven experts on your company project

These experts are consultants or CEOs. They teach according to their expertise and then coach you on your project. You are managed on project management, marketing and web-marketing - communication and e-communication, graphic design and web-site management, business plans, legal issues, quality and knowledge management, issues of sustainable development.

Professional and practical added value

By the end of the year, you will have hands-on experience with professional plans and frameworks such as: action plans and activity reports to manage teams; communication, risk, quality and business plans; project plans, and specification plans. You will also have mastered tools to schedule and realise strategic analysis of a project.

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Tuition Fees in France (1st Year Average)	MBA: Euro 18344 | MS: Euro 7880 | MIM: Euro 14210 | BBA: Euro 10464 | MFin: Euro 17960 | BSc: Euro 15373
Average Accomodation & Food Costs in France	Euros 600 to 800 Per Month
Entrance Exams in France	TOEFL: 83 | IELTS: 6 | PTE: 62 | GRE: 301 | GMAT: 540 One can also Study in France without IELTS
Work and Study in France	Permitted for 20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
Post Study Work Permit in France	2 Years after graduation depending on the course.
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