Master Year 1 Innovation, Industry and Society
Year | Master Year 1 |
Program | Innovation, Industry and Society |
ECTS Credits | 60 |
Language | English and French |
Orientation | Research and Industry |
Course duration | 12 months, full time |
Course start | September |
Degree awarded | Master’s degree obtained on completion of the second year of the Master |
WHY ENROLL IN THIS PROGRAM?
Asset n° 1
Combine technical knowledge and management skills to become an innovation leader
Asset n°2
Participate in a polyvalent learning experience adapted to your interests
Asset n°3
Experience a variety of learning contexts: courses with experts, case studies, projects, internship and a learning expedition abroad
Innovation-based competition is now a reality across all business sectors. The digital revolution is strongly affecting the behavior of both firms and regulators. In order to survive in hyper-competitive markets, companies have to innovate more frequently and more radically.
This program aims at providing cutting-edge frameworks and methodologies to help face this challenge. Students will develop strong expertise both in terms of technology and management. Hard and soft sciences are combined to deliver high-level courses across a broad landscape including system software, artificial intelligence, biomechanical & 3D printing, econometrics, platform economy, and innovation management and design. Students will have the opportunity to tailor the program to fit their own interests and career outlooks.
Objectives
The program enables students to:
- Understand the specificities of innovation-intensive competition
- Acquire theories and methodologies suited to this context
- Cover a variety of topics relating to innovation-intensive contexts: strategy and decision making; market approach; regulation; customer approach; design processes; organization and project management; finance and governance
To complete the Master’s degree, first-year students can enter the following second-year programs:
On completion of the two-year Master’s program, students can expect to pursue a career in:
- “Big 5” consulting firms
- Specialized innovation consulting firms
- Large R&D-related firms
- Entrepreneurship
- Banking and venture capital
- Public agencies and regulatory authorities
Courses
Students will have access to a wide range of courses over two quarters. The following list is a preview, subject to change.
Core courses
- Stratégies d'innovation et dynamiques des systèmes de conception
- Business Models
- Design des technologies innovantes
- Méthodologie d'exploration des domaines d'innovation
- Languages (French for non-French speakers, English for French speakers)
Seminars
- Innover et Entreprendre dans un monde numérique – Business Model
- Management de la R et D et globalization
- Stratégies internationales et formes complexes de concurrence
- Data Marketing et Expérience Client / Data Challenge
- Management de projet
- Financement des startups
- Du résultat de la recherche à l'innovation : de Nature au Nasdaq
- Management de la transition énergétique
- L’entreprise et ses « stake holders » : les codes ont changé
- Innovation et santé
Options
- Big Data et Systèmes d’information
- Biomécanique et biomatériaux pour la santé
- Electrical Engineering
- Matériaux innovants
- Mechanical Engineering
- Modélisation mathématique en ingénierie
Internship
Mandatory research internship, at least 16 weeks (April - July) - 20 ECTS
Admission requirements
Academic prerequisites
- Completion of a Bachelor of Science or equivalent in France or abroad
- Excellent level in hard sciences, especially in mathematics and/or physics and a good level in management sciences
Language prerequisites
- French
- English
How to apply
Applications can be submitted exclusively online. You will need to provide the following documents:
- Transcript
- Two academic references (added online directly by your referees)
- CV/resume
- Statement of purpose
You will receive an answer in your candidate space within 2 months of the closing date for the application session.
Fees and scholarships
Registration fees are available here
Find out more about scholarships
Please note that fees and scholarships may change for the following year.
Applications and admission dates
Innovation-based competition is now a reality across all business sectors. The digital revolution is strongly affecting the behavior of both firms and regulators. In order to survive in hyper-competitive markets, companies have to innovate more frequently and more radically.
This program aims at providing cutting-edge frameworks and methodologies to help face this challenge. Students will develop strong expertise both in terms of technology and management. Hard and soft sciences are combined to deliver high-level courses across a broad landscape including system software, artificial intelligence, biomechanical & 3D printing, econometrics, platform economy, and innovation management and design. Students will have the opportunity to tailor the program to fit their own interests and career outlooks.
Objectives
The program enables students to:
- Understand the specificities of innovation-intensive competition
- Acquire theories and methodologies suited to this context
- Cover a variety of topics relating to innovation-intensive contexts: strategy and decision making; market approach; regulation; customer approach; design processes; organization and project management; finance and governance
To complete the Master’s degree, first-year students can enter the following second-year programs:
On completion of the two-year Master’s program, students can expect to pursue a career in:
- “Big 5” consulting firms
- Specialized innovation consulting firms
- Large R&D-related firms
- Entrepreneurship
- Banking and venture capital
- Public agencies and regulatory authorities
Courses
Students will have access to a wide range of courses over two quarters. The following list is a preview, subject to change.
Core courses
- Stratégies d'innovation et dynamiques des systèmes de conception
- Business Models
- Design des technologies innovantes
- Méthodologie d'exploration des domaines d'innovation
- Languages (French for non-French speakers, English for French speakers)
Seminars
- Innover et Entreprendre dans un monde numérique – Business Model
- Management de la R et D et globalization
- Stratégies internationales et formes complexes de concurrence
- Data Marketing et Expérience Client / Data Challenge
- Management de projet
- Financement des startups
- Du résultat de la recherche à l'innovation : de Nature au Nasdaq
- Management de la transition énergétique
- L’entreprise et ses « stake holders » : les codes ont changé
- Innovation et santé
Options
- Big Data et Systèmes d’information
- Biomécanique et biomatériaux pour la santé
- Electrical Engineering
- Matériaux innovants
- Mechanical Engineering
- Modélisation mathématique en ingénierie
Internship
Mandatory research internship, at least 16 weeks (April - July) - 20 ECTS
Admission requirements
Academic prerequisites
- Completion of a Bachelor of Science or equivalent in France or abroad
- Excellent level in hard sciences, especially in mathematics and/or physics and a good level in management sciences
Language prerequisites
- French
- English
How to apply
Applications can be submitted exclusively online. You will need to provide the following documents:
- Transcript
- Two academic references (added online directly by your referees)
- CV/resume
- Statement of purpose
You will receive an answer in your candidate space within 2 months of the closing date for the application session.
Fees and scholarships
Registration fees are available here
Find out more about scholarships
Please note that fees and scholarships may change for the following year.