The Master in Management (Grande École Degree) program trains tomorrow's professionals to be able to perform across the boundaries between management and other disciplines. Students receive a thorough grounding in management disciplines. This gives them the confidence to confront, after many experiences both in the classroom and off-campus, a wide range of challenging and unique situations to which they will be asked to provide innovative solutions.
Why joining the program?
Build your customized program depending of your professional project: choose your specialization among 12 study Routes and more than 20 Artem Workshops.
Choose, from among the ICN's 130 partners in 50 countries, the foreign university which you think will contribute most to your training program (optional).
Learn to overcome yourself and to manage your future career thanks to the Management Seminars included in the program.
PROGRAM CONTENT:
1st year (Master program or IPM):
Common Core Course: Data analysis; Business environment; Intercultural communication; Professional skills; Cost accounting; Organizational behavior; Management control; Investment and financing decisions; IS management; Strategic marketing; Project management; Strategic analysis; Organizational design; Industrial and services marketing; Intercultural management; Risk and company valuation
Specializations: Arts and Entertainment Industry Management; Audit; Banking, Funds and Markets; Communication and Digital Marketing; Management Control; Product/Service Design Innovation; Distribution, E-Commerce and Key Account Management; Corporate Finance; International Brand Management; Management of Innovation; Talent Management in Organizations; Banking and Insurance
Artem Courses: choose your Artem Workshop among over 20 Workshops
"Team Spirit" Seminar
Internship: 3 months in a company
2nd year (Master program only):
Common Core Course: Governance, ethics and CSR; Managing early growth and performance; Leadership; Strategy Management; Risk Management
Option 1: Continuation of the Specialization choosen during the 1st year program
Option 2: Choice of an ICN or an International Double Degree
Artem Courses: Common Artem Courses + Artem Innovation Challenge (competition with Students from Artem Alliance)
"Developing your career" Seminar
Internship: 6 months in a company in France or abroad
Location
Nancy-Metz (France), Nuremberg (Germany)
Degree awarded
ICN Master in Management Degree – Degree approved by the French Government. Ministry of Higher Education Visa of Approval: ICN Business School is hereby authorized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research to award the Degree of Master to successful graduates of its 2 years program ICN Master in Management.
Practical information
Length of studies: 2 years of studies
Campuses location and languages of study:
English track: Metz (France) or Nuremberg (Germany) for the 1st year program; Metz or Nancy (France) for the 2nd year program
French track: Nancy (France) for the 2-year program
Information: some options or modules of the program depend on the Campus choosen
Teaching Mode
Full Time
Language
English
Academic Requirements
No academic background in business or economics required
Tuition Fees
€9,200 for the 1st year program; €8,700 for the 2nd year program (fees 2015, given for information)
Begin
September
Length
2 Years
Application Deadline
June 30
Application Procedure
Requirements
Admission for international students:
Students holding a Bachelor degree or a recognized foreign 3-year degree:
Admission on to 1st year for 2 years of study (Master in Management program)
Admission on to 1st year for 1 year of study (IPM program)
To get more information with the admission process (application deadlines, documents to provide, languages tests...): visit the ‘Application Files’ section of the School website or contact the ICN International Relations Office via
Admission Selection
Selection will be made on the basis of the completed application submitted (an oral interview can be organized). The application should contain: certified academic transcripts from all universities attended, a curriculum vitae, a covering letter and attestations of languages. Copy of the Certificate(s) of language(s) indicating level achieved [for non-native speakers of the language(s) required]:
English language: TOEFL (79-80 IBT), TOEIC (750-800), GMAT (550), IELTS (6,5), Certificate of Cambridge (level C)
