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    MiM Global Economic Transformation & Technology

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    Top 20
    Master in Management Worldwide
    Financial Times Ranking 2018
    #3
    Master in Management France
    The Economist

    At a Glance

    Business managers with global experience and technological insight are changing the world. Rapid innovation, entrepreneurial endeavours, advances in marketing technology and the environmental demand for sustainable development practices creates an urgent need for new skills and management practices.

    The new Master in Management, Global Economic Transformation & Technology (GETT), a two-year academic programme, will expose you to the managerial talents desired by companies serving the needs of sustainable development and meeting the challenge of disruptive change caused by advances in information and technology.

    GETT will offer you direct access to the cities, communities and concepts transforming the world of business. You can look forward to careers in consulting, business development and innovation management.

    Through this programme you will gain international experience, opening your mind to the global business transformations driven by the current advances in technology. You will engage with the resident student body on each campus, Paris, Seoul, and Berkeley, to cultivate global thinking and fine-tune your critical, conceptual and innovative problem-solving skills.

     

    Programme Length: 2 year academic programme
    Language: English 
    Location: Paris, France | Seoul, Korea | Berkeley, USA

    Start Date: Early Sept-19 
    Deadline to apply: 30-Jun-19 

     

    • Manage innovation projects
    • Direct the product development process
    • Develop a cultural and industry understanding of consumer needs
    • Master problem solving skills to bring original thinking to solve unexplored challenges
    • Integration into the learning culture and student experience of Republic of Korea and the United States of America
    • Managing a Start Up
    • Financing a new venture

     

    Completion of the programme will award you the following:

    ♦ EDHEC Business School:  Master in Management degree (Diplôme Grande École)
    ♦ SKK Graduate School of Business at Sungkyunkwan University: Master in Management Studies
    ♦ Haas School of Business at the University of California Berkeley: Diploma in Global Economic Transformation & Technology

    Year 1: Sept. 2019 − May 2020

    S1: EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL

    Strategic Management:

    ♦  Principles and Practice
    ♦  Corporate Finance
    ♦  Cost Accounting & Management Control
    ♦  Marketing Management
    ♦  Human Resource Management

    ► Plus 1 elective, including foreign languages and specialised seminars

     

    S2: SKK GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (SKK GSB)

    ♦  Brand Management
    ♦  Entrepreneurship
    ♦  Equity Markets and Valuation
    ♦  Business Korean
    ♦  Creativity and Innovation
    ♦  Corporate Finance Strategy
    ♦  Marketing Analytics

    ► Plus a choice of any courses selected from SKK Full-Time MBA electives

    Year 2: June 2020 - Aug 2021

    S3-S4: Your Professional Immersion 

    QUALIFICATION AND SPECIALISATION INTERNSHIPS: An outstanding opportunity to acquire your first professional work experience through two internships of 6 months each and to leverage your international profile through work experience.

    Year 3: Sept. 2021 - Onwards

    S5-S6: BERKELEY-HAAS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

    ♦  High Technology Marketing Management
    ♦  Managing the New Product Development Process
    ♦  The Lean Start Up
    ♦  New Venture Finance
    ♦  Opportunity Recognition: Technology & Entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley, Haas @ work

    ►Plus 1 elective, per semester, chosen from all departments at UC Berkeley

    Female

    Male

     

     

    22
    Average Age
    7
    Languages Spoken
    21-24
    Age Range

     

    Previous Academic Background

    4-Year BA
    34%
    3-Year BA
    66%

    Note that 4-Year BA or higher is accepted according to admissions criteria

     

    Previous Academic Discipline

    Business Management
    66%
    Engineering
    34%

    Academics

     

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    “I am excited by the Global Economic Transformation & Technology (GETT) and its ability to make the experience of learning exciting, cutting edge and meaningful to the economic and social challenges confronting the world today. As a Strategic Management scholar trained in Business History, I can see the importance to understand long term implications of technology transformation in our societies for future business leaders. On top of those wanting to join corporations to create the future of technology and business, many students of the present generation thrive to participate into venture creation or join mission-driven organizations. I wish to help them achieve their goals and look forward to meet them in a few years to witness their personal development and professional success. The development of this programme fulfils my purpose to create a platform to educate the brightest minds interested in the concepts transforming the world of business and society. The Global Economic Transformation & Technology (GETT) track at EDHEC Business School was created in the spirit and the values of this Grande École: to train students to participate in the new economy by giving them a strong foundation in business management skills and exposure to the progressive trends impacting the world. I am impatient to accompany our students in a discovery journey through three continents and incredible cities and to collaborate with first class partner universities along the programme.”

    — Ludovic Cailluet

    Our teaching methods are aimed to give you the core competencies necessary to compete in a complex and competitive business environment. You will learn to deepen your analytical thinking, develop practical skills, and design creative strategies for business success.

    Our methodology includes:

    ♦  Core curriculum 

    • Embraces the latest technology
    • Responds to trends in the market
    • Co-developed with leading business partners

    ♦  Blended learning

    • Tutorials
    • Lectures
    • Workshops
    • Seminars

    ♦  Applied learning 

    • Business Games
    • Case Studies
    • Entrepreneurship Projects

    ♦  Personal performance coaching

    • Interviewing Strategies
    • Teamwork Development
    • Intercultural Communication Skills

    CAILLUET Ludovic

    Professor - Strategic Management & Business History
    Management

    BERNHARD Fabian, PhD

    Associate Professor
     

    LABAKI Rania, PhD

    Associate Professor of Management

    - Head of EDHEC Family Business Centre - Academic Director of the Family Business Global Executive MBA

    Family Business, Finance

    MONNET Bertrand

    Research Director, Head of the chair Criminal Risks Management, Adjunct Professor

     

    S1: EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL

    The primary objective of this course is to help you answer some of the strategic questions that are important to companies and organisations. What business do we want to be in? How do we compete for resources and create value? How do we best achieve and assess performance? Which analytical tools and concepts should we use? The course is largely tutorial based, with some lectures, to encourage interactivity and student participation. We will work on case studies in relatively small groups. Each analytical tool and concept will be introduced in the context of real-world business situations.

    The aim of this course is to provide you with a solid grounding in the principles of corporate finance (capital budgeting, project financing costs and capital structure). You will learn to calculate the cash flows and returns of a project, to understand the relationship between the risk of and return on financial assets, to estimate the cost of equity and the weighted average cost of capital of a firm and to understand the pros and cons of debt versus equity financing.

    This course will set out a conceptual framework that will help you to understand how businesses generate value and how this value is captured in financial statements. Financial statements are of paramount importance to investors and creditors and key to the decision-making of managers, consultants, auditors, analysts and regulators. You will learn to determine wealth creation, to calculate levels of investment in working capital, capital expenditure, company financing and leverage, and to estimate profitability. The course demonstrates how financial-statement analysis can reduce uncertainty and increase confidence in business decisions.

    This course aims to give you a fundamental knowledge of marketing. You will learn about the role of marketing in a (global) organisation and how to become a responsible and well-informed decision-maker. With marketing sometimes criticised for a lack of numerical inputs and reliable market data, we will show you how to create financially viable solutions for our corporate partner and module sponsor, Procter & Gamble. Completing this course will give you the tools you need to succeed in a marketing management position in your future organisation.

    A company’s human resources are crucial to organisational success. So, how can we implement people-management practices that facilitate both individual and organisational effectiveness? This course will provide you with solid, evidence-based, actionable knowledge on human resource management. You will learn about theoretical concepts and frameworks to help you diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of HR policies and identify ways in which these can be applied in organisations to make them more productive. The course will give you a better understanding of some of the essential aspects of working in diverse groups, including team effectiveness, managing diversity, handling conflict and negotiation skills.

    Pitch Academy encourages you to discover, develop and hone your pitching skills. You will gain the ability to promote yourself in a concise, but impressive way. The course will improve your proficiency in public speaking and help you stand out from the crowd.

    This course introduces you to the major science and technology milestones of the 19th and 20th centuries and helps you to understand how history is intrinsically linked to the dynamics of innovation today.

    As digital technologies and their global impact become an increasingly prominent feature of public debate (data usage, social cohesion, access to commodities, etc), this course takes a critical approach to the co-dependence, co-influence and co-production of technology and society. It gives you the tools you will need to foster innovation and make a positive contribution to society.

    CAPSTONE is a three-day business simulation that incorporates the challenges of business development into cross-functional decision-making. You will assess the relative importance of finance, marketing, R&D and management capabilities, monitor team dynamics and reflect on your learning process and contribution. It will enable you to identify the drivers of managerial success, optimise financial, marketing, R&D and management tools, and implement a total quality management system.

    Our foreign-language courses are designed to help you better understand how French and Korean are used in everyday life and in business situations. These modules will enable you to read and understand written material on a range of everyday topics, teach you appropriate behaviour and expressions for business use, and help you to summarise information and size up relationships in business situations.

     

    S2: SKK GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS*

    This course introduces some of the key topics of brand equity management. It gives you an insight into the formulation and implementation of brand-equity strategies, from the importance of building brand awareness to how to extend, capitalise on, safeguard and grow a brand’s perception and value. The primary emphasis will be on brand, rather than marketing, management.

    The main objective of this course is to give you a more rigorous understanding of the cornerstones of corporate financial strategy, building on the application and practice of basic valuation techniques covered in the core curriculum. The course walks you through how to formulate a corporate financial strategy from a managerial perspective.

    Creativity and innovation are integral to an organisation’s ability to survive in today’s business environment. This course fosters a thorough understanding of how creativity and innovation can be facilitated and managed in the workplace. It explores theoretical conceptualisations of creativity and innovation and the best practices of successful innovators. You will learn to devise optimal ways to cultivate creative and innovative processes in your future organisations.

    This course presents key conceptual and analytical frameworks for investing in equity securities. Topics include an overview of the security markets, equity valuation, investment strategies, performance evaluation and portfolio management for individuals and institutions. International equity investing also will be analysed in a global portfolio context. You will also have the opportunity to analyse and value a publicly traded company.

    This course hones your Korean language skills for use in business situations.

    This course will introduce you to the power of marketing analytics and their impact on decision making. You will become familiar with various metrics and models that allow marketers to identify problems and develop solutions to a range of marketing issues.

    This course covers problems faced by small firms and the basic skills needed to develop new businesses, including entrepreneurial strategies, legal and financial considerations, and effective new-venture management.

    *Please note that the list is subject to change; courses can be added or removed from the list without prior notice.

     

    S5-S6: UC BERKELEY HASS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS*

    This course will cover methods designed to provide evidence for two types of fundamental business issues: forecasting and evaluating alternative strategies. The course aims to train you to (1) understand the value of data-based decision making, (2) evaluate analytical tools and products and (3) conduct deeper analysis of randomised and naturally occurring experiments. Topics include designing randomised controlled trials in the field, evaluating natural experiments (e.g. differences-in-differences, instrumental variables and regression discontinuity) and machine-learning tools for forecasting (e.g. linear regularisation, tree models and random forest).

    Based on Haas Professor Steve Blank’s pioneering work, this course provides real-world, hands-on learning about what it’s actually like to start a high-tech company. This class is not about how to write a business plan. It’s not an exercise in how smart you are in the classroom or how well you use the research library to size markets. The end result is not a PowerPoint slide deck for a venture-capital presentation. And it is most definitely not an incubator where you come to build the “hot idea” that you have in mind. This is a practical class. Our goal, within the constraints of the classroom and the limited time available, is to create an entrepreneurial experience for you, with all of the pressures and demands of an early-stage start-up in the real world.

    This is a course about financing new entrepreneurial ventures, with an emphasis on those that have the potential to have national and/or international impact. It will approach the topic from two perspectives: that of the entrepreneur and that of the investor. It will focus, in particular, on the venture-capital process, including how such financing vehicles are formed and managed, accessing public markets, mergers and strategic alliances.

    This course aims to provide you with the core skills to identify opportunities that can lead to successful, entrepreneurial high-technology ventures, regardless of your "home" skill set, be it technical or managerial. We explore the approaches most likely to succeed for entrepreneurial companies as a function of markets and technologies, placing emphasis on the special requirements for creating and executing strategy in a setting of rapid technological change and limited resources. This course is particularly suited to those of you who expect to found or run technology companies.

    This course gives you an introduction to the application of mathematics and statistics in the field of finance. It consists of three integrated modules: (1) an introduction to the quantitative foundations of finance, using calculus, linear algebra, statistics and probability; (2) an extension into financial theory as it relates to asset pricing, fixed income, derivatives, structured finance and risk management; and (3) the application and implementation of these foundational tools and theory through software, such as Excel, to build basic quantitative financial models (touching on programming). The goal is for you to be able to use financial models to guide your business and financial decisions.

    *Please note that the list is subject to change; courses can be added or removed from the list without prior notice.

    S2: SKK GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (Other MBA Electives)*

    This course covers topics related to cost analysis and management control, including budgeting, the theory and practice of cost allocation, absorption and variable costing systems, standard costs and variance analysis, performance evaluation and incentive contracts. Time permitting, we may study the design of management incentive contracts, their influence on management decisions and how to reduce potential conflicts of interest arising from moral hazard and asymmetric information issues.

    Prerequisites: Managerial Economics, Managerial Accounting, Decision Modelling

    The objective of this course is to introduce students to the application of derivative securities in equity, interest-rate and foreign-currency markets within the context of risk management. The course looks at how to identify and measure financial risks and why financial risks should be managed. It explores the use of traditional tools such as forwards, futures, options and swaps, along with innovative over-the-counter derivative securities.

    Prerequisites: Foundation and functional core courses

    This course covers the nature and functions of the law as they pertain to the business environment, including areas such as torts, contracts and intellectual property. The emphasis will be on your ability to understand and apply the rules of business law. You will be asked to think critically, identify the legal issues and applicable laws in given assignments, analyse the facts of these situations in light of the applicable laws, determine the most likely outcomes and elaborate on lessons learned.

    Prerequisites: Core foundation courses

    This course option covers the theory and process of negotiation, including strategy, contextual factors and other issues you will need to conclude the best possible deals for your organisation.

    This elective focuses on the asset-management industry and how to apply financial theory to structuring efficient portfolios based on differential information and specific constraints.

    The course provides you with a basic understanding of market research and the key research tools employed by marketing managers. It aims to equip you with the skills you will need to develop research questions, collect and analyse data and draw inferences, so that you can make better marketing decisions for your organisation.

    This elective gives you an insight into the theory and practice of managing teams and groups. By combining research-based knowledge with practical examples, it will provide you with both the conceptual understanding and hands-on skills you will need to manage people effectively.

    This course introduces you to the key concepts and language of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. It aims to give you an understanding of the possibilities and limitations of the technologies, as well as insights into related topics of importance to organisations in future.

    *Please note that the list is subject to change; courses can be added or removed from the list without prior notice.

     

    S5-S6: BERKELEY-HASS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS*

    You are able to select one course per semester from any of the faculty departments at UC Berkeley

    Get a hands-on introduction to the practice of data science using the R programming language. The course covers typical data science processes, including collecting, preparing, exploring and managing data; exploratory data analysis; data visualisation using advanced graphics and interactive, web-based analytics applications; building and evaluating models and presenting results.

    As an entrepreneur or small-business owner, you will learn practical ways to plan and execute cost-effective and innovative marketing strategies. You will study social-media marketing, including blogging, viral marketing, video marketing, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, word-of-mouth, networking and more. Guest speakers are a key component of this course: successful, proven small-business owners and entrepreneurs will share tips, secrets and strategies to help you gain a competitive edge and attract more quality customers to your business and website.

    Learn to use emotional intelligence (EI) to communicate more effectively and improve your interactions with co-workers, staff and management. Through a combination of self-assessment, personal-reflection and group activities, scenario role-playing and interactive classroom discussion, you’ll gain exposure to and practice in using EI to successfully navigate social and professional situations and settings. On completing this intensive workshop, you will receive a certificate of participation.

    Learn to create, manage and execute pricing strategies and tactics to succeed in global markets. Examine the fundamentals and role of pricing, study concepts and best practices to capture product and service values, and explore various pricing strategies and tactics to win in markets and to influence purchase decisions. Investigate how to optimise revenue and profit consistent with market and business strategies, evaluate and select the best competitive strategies, and learn how to organise and manage an organisation to achieve world-class pricing across a global corporation.

    Learn techniques to effectively produce actionable reports and visualisations from data and data sets. You will research data sets from a variety of business disciplines using Microsoft Excel, Excel Add-ins, Microsoft Power BI and Google Analytics. Through hands-on exercises, you will draw on statistical, data-mining and dashboard tools to create products that accurately convey crucial business trends and themes.

    Whether you are already a product manager or product marketing manager, or looking to become one, this introductory course provides the real-world knowledge and the tools you need to succeed. You will learn practical techniques and solutions, such as identifying market presence, building consensus for a product idea and taking a concept to product development, in addition to launching a product, product positioning, sales enablement and managing a full product lifecycle. Additional topics include how to write a product requirements document (PRD), market sizing, competitive analysis, pricing and packaging.

    This course will help you to understand the role of regulatory affairs in the conduct of clinical trials. In addition to learning roles and responsibilities, you will study how they interface between the professional and other departments and regulatory bodies. Using case studies, you will master the various components and processes to enable the successful licensure of a biotechnology product.

    Master the role of regulatory affairs in the successful licensure of products globally, including responsibilities and reporting relationships. Using case studies, you will learn to understand the similarities and differences in worldwide requirements for product licensure in the major markets and create a strategy for integrating the preparation for a timely, efficient submission.

    Sales development representatives play a key role in growing new business for many companies, but the role is challenging and often fraught with frustration. In this two-day intensive workshop, you will learn valuable tactics to work with and qualify leads in order to rapidly increase overall effectiveness. Workshop topics include communication strategies, mock phone exercises, recorded phone-call appraisals and sales simulations to test new skills. You will come away with a body of knowledge and new techniques that engender confidence and far greater acumen to evaluate and build customer relationships. Upon successful completion of this intensive workshop, you will receive a certificate of participation.

    Learn successful strategies to cultivate conditions that allow for the swift implementation of sustainability projects within your company. Examine ways to integrate such conditions into an existing organisational culture. Topics include the essential roles of systems thinking, sustainability visioning, robust metric dashboards, cost-benefit analyses, community-based social marketing and strategic messaging.

    Learn about the intelligent energy grid that supports today's green-energy initiatives. Study real-world value propositions, business perspectives and solution scenarios from the point of view of business economics and technical practicalities. Discover the evolution of today's power-distribution grid and the potential benefits of dynamically applying intelligence to improve efficiencies. This course lays a solid technical foundation for business professionals and provides a contemporary overview for technical staff. It is ideal for proposal staff, product developers, systems managers and urban planners.

    This elective will explore various pathways to global environmental sustainability, examining commerce, culture, design, policy and individual actions. It will focus on key concepts, such as ecological footprint measurement, life-cycle analysis, cradle-to-cradle design, green energy, biomimicry and zero waste. You will then learn to apply these sustainable principles to your life.

    Explore the theoretical implications of democracy and justice in this in-depth look at the structure of the US political system. Analyse the basic workings of the US Constitution and the institutions of the federal government, including Congress, the presidency, the judiciary and governmental bureaucracy. Examine the system of electoral politics—including parties, interest groups, social movements, public opinion and participation—as well as several areas of public policy, including defence, foreign policy, civil rights and liberties, and social spending.

    Explore the ways cultural groups have perceived, managed and conserved the American environment from colonial times to the present. Investigate how attitudes toward resource development and nature have shaped the environmental movement. This course satisfies the American Cultures breadth requirement for the UC Berkeley campus.

    *Please note that the list is subject to change; courses can be added or removed from the list without prior notice.

    Career Centre

    EDHEC Career Centre helps you to master your career plan.  The Career Centre organises numerous training and recruitment events, on- and off-campus, to prepare you for challenging international recruitment processes and to help you network with potential employers. 

    During your 2 academic years, you will benefit from a strong career support from your three institutions. This extensive offer will enable you to develop a local understanding of employment & career perspectives and prepare yourself to approach your future career in the best possible way.

    EDHEC Business School

    The EDHEC Career Centre helps you design your job-search strategy and assess your recent work experience and managerial competencies. It offers an integrated career programme designed for you to define and achieve your career goals: the Talent Identification & Career  Development (TI&CD) programme. Starting in the first semester of Year 1, GETT students benefit from the complete list of services offered by the EDHEC Career Centre. This includes the “digital brand yourself” workshop and “Map Your Career Week.” The services are offered for
    the full length of the programme, including your time in attendance at SKK Graduate School of Business and the Berkeley-Haas School of Business. 

    Career Centre activities include on-campus, off-campus and online events designed to strengthen your profile and performance during the recruitment and interviewing process. You will gain access to personalised coaching and individual interview sessions with EDHEC alumni.

    SKK Graduate School of Business

    At SKK Graduate School of Business, you may elect to participate in workshops or counseling offered by the MBA office. You will, therefore, have the chance to attend career-related activities such as: 

    • resume clinic
    • presentations on career-building
    • job search tips
    • attend company presentations
    • attend job fairs
    • localised career coaching sessions

    Berkeley-Haas School of Business

    The Berkeley-Haas School of Business offers a strong set of career services which will give you access to an understanding of the local realities.

    ♦  3 career workshops coached by professional business leaders. Topics may include: 

    • How to Network?
    • Building your resume
    • One on One interviews

    ♦  2h of 1-2-1 career counseling with professional Berkeley-Haas School of Business career counselors
    ♦  Monthly thematic networking sessions with current Berkeley-Haas students in and around specific student groups (e.g. Clean-Tech, Startups, Women in Business, etc.)

    Every year EDHEC Career Centre organises a number of events throughout the year to give its students an opportunity to learn about job and internship opportunities offered by companies, government agencies, and non-profit organizations where they might like to work with.

    • 120 corporate events across campuses
    • +110 companies at our Paris Career Fair
    • 40 companies, of which 50% are international, at our Finance Career Days
    • International Graduate Programme Day
    • Industry-specific events: luxury, audit, marketing, etc.
    • Explora Digital Certificate.

    Learn more about the various events organised by career centre department. 

    Programme Insights

    News

    News
    - 23-03-2018
    GETT students leap ahead of disruptive change: How studying abroad improves technology awareness
    Hannah Bismuth, MiM Global Economic Transformation & Technology (GETT), shares her insights about living in Korea and her experience studying abroad at SKK Graduate School of Business (SKK GSB)   What do you love about being on a Korean campus, and why? The advantage of being on campus at SKK GSB is that I...
    News
    - 15-02-2018
    SILICON VALLEY@EDHEC 2018
      It was an honour to meet EDHEC alumni and hear their success stories about working at companies that I aspire to work for. In attendance were representatives from Google, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Amazon, Ignition Program, Cisco, Oracle, Viously, Digital Transformers, and Liberkeys. It can be easy to forget that...
    News
    - 26-05-2017
    Michelle Sisto appointed Associate Dean for Graduate Studies
    “My aim is to build on the culture of excellence pervading the Master in Management programme, in order to continue developing innovative programmes and pedagogy that respond to businesses’ ever-changing needs and also to develop engaged leaders who are ready to make an impact across the globe. I would also...
    Chloé Potier, French, EDHEC - 2021
    Bedelek-BILGER BASILE, EDHEC -2020
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    Next Steps

     

    • APPLICATION FEES : €100
    • FEES :  €48 400  for EU students & €64 000 for non EU students
    • APPLICATION DEADLINE : 30 JUNE 2019

    ► Please Note : Applications are received and evaluated on a rolling basis until 30th of June 2019.

     
    Fees include : 
    • Tuition Fees
    • Access to all institutions' Career Centre with personal career coaching during your studies and for the duration of your professional life at EDHEC
    • Access, as a matriculating student, to on-campus facilities
    • Lifetime access to the EDHEC Alumni community
    • EDHEC Administrative fees

    We are looking for intellectual talent with a history of achieving high-level goals.

    ♦  Bachelor degree (3 or 4 year or equivalent)
    ♦  GMAT, GRE or CAT (for Indian students only) 
    ♦  Acceptable English proficiency tests/certificates :

    • TOEFL Internet based ≥ 95  
    • IELTS ≥ 7

    ► English native speakers or those holding a degree taught in English (minimum 3 years) are eligible for an English Test waiver.

     

    [Anchor] Admission to the EDHEC Master programmes is highly selective. Normal entrance requirements include: a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from an accredited school, college, or university; academic excellence; superior scholastic potential (certified by GMAT, GRE, Tage Mage or CAT scores); and English language proficiency. Admission decisions are made on the basis of your overall profile as reflected in the application pack.

    Successful  candidates come from a wide range of education backgrounds and experiences. They also display distinguished academic excellence, strong analytical skills, interpersonal competencies, international awareness, have proven motivation to undertake the programme, the capacity to make significant contributions to EDHEC Business School’s learning environment, and the potential to succeed as professionals, managers and leaders in the related field of study. The Selection Committee relies heavily on profiles, motivation letters, recommendation letters, and CVs.

    Admission to the EDHEC Master programmes is highly selective. Normal entrance requirements include: a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from an accredited school, college, or university; academic excellence; superior scholastic potential (certified by GMAT, GRE, Tage Mage or CAT scores); and English language proficiency. Admission decisions are made on the basis of your overall profile as reflected in the application pack.

    Successful  candidates come from a wide range of education backgrounds and experiences. They also display distinguished academic excellence, strong analytical skills, interpersonal competencies, international awareness, have proven motivation to undertake the programme, the capacity to make significant contributions to EDHEC Business School’s learning environment, and the potential to succeed as professionals, managers and leaders in the related field of study. The Selection Committee relies heavily on profiles, motivation letters, recommendation letters, and CVs.

    The online service will enable you to apply for every Masters programme offered at EDHEC Business School - Master in Management (MiM) or Master of Science (MSc). Your application file will be processed by the Admissions Team and sent to the Selection Committee for appraisal. You will be informed by email of the evolution of your file including the final decision.

    ♦  If you are a new user, you must create your account / Sign up.
    ♦  If you already have an account (candidate EDHEC student), please jump directly to step 5 by clicking on the "Apply online" button. It means you are already in the system, so there is no need to "create your account".
    ♦  After creating your own account you will receive a validation e-mail. Click on the link provided in this mail to activate your account.
    ♦  You will then receive a confirmation containing your personal login and password.
    ♦  Once you register or if you already have a valid EDHEC account, access the online-application form and enter your login.

    ♦  To avoid losing your information during your application, please do not refresh the current page or go back to the previous one without saving your application first.
    ♦  Your application may be done in several stages. The information entered each time will not be lost.
    ♦  Before going to the tab "Payment", please check that you have not forgotten any element of your application file and that all the information is correct. Further modifications will not be possible after payment has been made.
    ♦  Application fees must be paid online.
    ♦  After validation, your application will reach to the final stage and no reimbursement will be possible, even in the event of your withdrawal.
    ♦  If you encounter any technical problems during the completion of your online application, please send an email to: Contact_iol@edhec.edu
    ♦  Important Note: Please use only ONE email address to submit your Online Application and to communicate with the Admissions team.

     

    EDHEC offers various scholarships & financial aids based on merit and financial need of the student. The French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs also offers a large number of grants and scholarships. Lastly, students accepted to EDHEC are entitled to apply for private loans to cover the cost of their tuition fees.

    The EIFFEL Scholarship offers financial support to high-achieving international candidates. It awards about €1200 per month. The scholarship is financed and managed by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development

    Who can apply:

    Any students under 30 years with an excellence profile:

    • GMAT 650 or above (GRE accepted). Please note that it is not mandatory for programmes not requiring this GMAT test. 
    • Acceptable English proficiency tests/certificates (TOEFL, TOEIC or IELTS)
      • TOEFL Internet based ≥ 95
      • TOEIC ≥ 815
      • IELTS ≥ 6.5
      • Cambridge Test of English > CPE
    • Excellent academic records (GPA)
    • Strong motivation and clear objectives
    • Awards, previous scholarships, achievements etc.

    When is the deadline: Complete applications must be sent to EDHEC before 1st December

    More information:

    EDHEC offers scholarships to support high-profile candidates based on the excellence of their academic profile, impressive experience and extracurricular activities. A request for financial aid must be made at the time of application via the Financial Aid & Scholarship Form.

    • Excellence Scholarship: tuition reduction of 30%
    • Distinction Scholarship: tuition reduction 20%
    • Foundation Scholarship: tuition reduction of 15%

    Who can apply:

    EDHEC scholarships are reserved for applicants with excellent profiles:

    • High GMAT score
    • Excellent GPA
    • Impressive extracurricular activities / memberships

    When is the deadline:

    • Excellence Scholarship: before March 31st.
    • Distinction Scholarship: before June 30th.
    • Foundation Scholarship: before June 30th.

    More information

     

    for Indian Students

    The Co-Financed Scholarship is a joint initiative of EDHEC Business School & Embassy of France in India. This scholarship is offered to two Indian students (2 scholarships of 50% for MiM Programmes) with an excellent academic background and clear career objectives. 

    Who can apply: Indian students who have been accepted into EDHEC's Master in Management programmes with high ranks from our selection committee.

    When is the deadline: Students should complete their application file before 31st March and if accepted, must confirm their seats before 21st April.

    More information

     

    for Russian Students

    The Co-Financed Scholarship is a joint initiative of EDHEC Business School & Embassy of France in Russia. This scholarship is offered to the Russian citizens and to Russian students (1 scholarship of 100% for MSc programes) graduated from Russian Universities with an excellent academic background, clear academic vison and career objectives.

    Who can apply: Russian students who have been accepted with high ranks from our faculty in one of EDHEC’s 1-year MSc programmes. 

    When is the deadline: Students (applying for MSc programme) should complete their application file before 31st March and if accepted, must confirm their seats before 21st April.

    More information

     

    French Embassies offer a number of scholarships which are available for excellent students from all over the world. 

    More information: Please contact the Cultural Service of the French Embassy in your country 

     

    Campus France is a French national agency for the promotion of higher education, international student services, and international mobility. Campus France manages CampusBourses, a grant search engine that is an essential tool for financing your education in France.

    More information: CampusBourses: grant search engine 

     

    Les Bourses sur Critères Sociaux: This scholarship is available for both French and international students living in France for more than 2 years with very low income.

    More information: Les Bourses sur Critères Sociaux (in French) 

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    The International Students Office helps international students to resolve any administrative or transitional tasks (visa application, accommodation, insurance etc.) during their stay in France. 

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    What are the deadlines to apply for the programmes? 

    • 30th June

    Do you accept scanned documents?

    • Yes, you can make scanned colour copies of the documents required.

    Should the application file and the two recommendation letters be typed or written freehand?

    • Recommendation letters: our templates can be used or written freehand.

     

    Will the International Admissions’ team contact the referees to send the letters of recommendation?

    • No, referees should email their letters of recommendation directly to international.admissions@edhec.edu using their professional email. Emails from personal accounts such as yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc. will not be accepted.

     

    Will my referees receive an automatic confirmation when they send the letters by email?

    • No, no automatic email will be sent to your referees. Please inform them that they should expect to receive an email confirmation later from the Admissions’ team.
    • Please note that you will be copied to this email as well to acknowledge the well reception of the letters of recommendation.

     

    Will I have an interview with the Programme Manager?

    • There is no direct interview with the Programme Manager for students applying for our MIM or MSc programmes unless the Programme Director thinks it is necessary.

     

    Will I have an interview with the Programme Manager?

    • There is no interview for students applying for our MIM or MSc programmes unless the Programme Manager thinks it is necessary.

    Can I apply for more than one programme?

    • It is possible to apply for two programmes.  A separate motivation letter is required for each programme.

    • English proficiency test
    • What are the expected scores?
    • TOEFL =>95 (/120)
    • TOEIC =>815 (/990)
    • IELTS => 6.5 (/9.0)
    • Cambridge Test of English => CPE

    What is the EDHEC's institution code for the TOEFL?

    • Code: 0663

    Can I apply for a waiver?

    • Waivers apply for native-English speakers and for those who have studied in English.

    What is the difference between the MIM and MSc?

    • The EDHEC Master in Management is a 2-year programme designed for students under 29 seeking to increase their general management skills. Also known as "Grande Ecole", the programme awards students a double degree: Year 1: Master in Management degree and Year 2: Master of Science degree
    • Our MSc are specialised programmes accessible to students who wish to acquire a new knowledge in a specific field or further strengthen their existing expertise.

    Is there any help for students on campus regarding housing?

    • Once officially enrolled, you will be assisted to find a suitable accommodation either in the EDHEC residence or in privately owned flats. EDHEC's International Office is familiar with the VISA formalities of most countries and will provide you with the necessary papers. You may contact the International Office to express your concerns about your visa application, provided you have already checked the necessary pages on the Welcome Guide and contacted your local Embassay first. One of the requirements for most VISA applications is proof of accommodation in France. Again the international Office is on hand to provide you with a list of apartments, halls of residence and other types of housing according to your criteria. You can even "visit" them virtually using our new Housing website. The team will do everything they can to make arrangements with the owner and secure your reservation. It will also pick you up from the airport on your day of arrival (when possible) and take you directly to your new home.

     

    GRE and Tage Mage accepted. CAT also accepted for Indian students only.

    What is the EDHEC's code for GMAT?

    • MIM: "3QQWQ36"
    • MSc: "3QQWQ01"

    Is GMAT compulsory?

    • The GMAT test is compulsory for most of EDHEC Master programmes. Please check the “Admissions Requirements” of your programme of interest to confirm whether the exam is required.

    Why is GMAT compulsory for most of our programmes?

    • EDHEC is accredited EQUIS, AASCSB and AMBA. We are obliged to maintain high quality among students and the GMAT is a good measure of this quality.

    Can I add an unofficial GMAT score report to my application file?

    • You will get an unofficial score report immediately after the test and which you should send to the admissions office. This document will provisionally be accepted in your application file.

     

    EDHEC offers scholarships and financial aid to candidates with excellent profiles. External financial aid is also available to EDHEC applicants.

    What is the EIFFEL Scholarship?

    • The EIFFEL Scholarship programme offers financial support to high-potential candidates of over € 1000 per month. Applications for the EIFFEL Scholarship need to be submitted to EDHEC before December 1st.


    When the tuition fees must be paid?

    • Once accepted by the Selection Committee, you will receive by email a tuition fees payment's schedule. You must make your first payment in order to secure your seat into the programme and get your enrolment letter.

    How does the financial aid apply to the tuition fees?

    • Financial aid applies to the second and third instalment for the MSc programme and to the second, third and fourth instalment for the MIM programme.

    What is the EDHEC Career Center?

    • The Student Career Centre is dedicated to help students find a job or an internship. The Centre receives every year over 14 000 job and internship offers.

    Complementary courses in French are offered to all international students enrolled in our MSc programmes. Our French classes cover all learning levels, from complete beginner to advanced study. The goal is to support your acculturation to French culture and give you the linguistic foundation—grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and listening—to express yourself in the French language.

    • Class Size: 15 students per group
    • Contact Hours: 8 hours per week
    • Qualifications of the instructors: courses are delivered by an officially accredited French language teaching institution

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