Program overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

Blended

Join our Bachelor after your Bac, Bac+1 or Bac+2 in Grenoble or Paris. Obtain a Bac+3 diploma and become a customer relations or digital marketing manager or continue your master's studies. Internships, work-study, international, immersion teaching, access to the School's network and services.

Training highlights

This training allows you to:

Immerse yourself in a company: 16 months minimum in the field (two internships, 1 year work-study program, company visits, masterclass, etc.)
Opening up to the world: 2 to 4 months required internationally and two modern languages
Test and experiment thanks to immersion teaching and project management
Know yourself and be supported to develop your professional project
Benefit from unlimited career coaching during and after your studies at GEM: personalized advice from coaches, recruitment events, help with finding an internship and job, GEM job board with thousands of internship and work-study offers and employment of our business partners.
Join the network of 45,000 graduates of the School

The Bachelor Digital and Business Development also exists at a pace adapted to high-level athletes.

Goals

Our “Digital and Business Development” Bachelor aims to train versatile generalist managers, with a real business culture, able to evolve within sales, marketing and digital functions, in all types of structures and sectors of activity. .

Targeted skills

Analyze the strategic positioning of your company
Operationalize the activities of a sales and marketing strategy
Deploy collaborative work practices and project management
Manage a commercial development or marketing project in a digital context
Mobilize decision support and performance monitoring tools

Program overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

Blended

Join our Bachelor after your Bac, Bac+1 or Bac+2 in Grenoble or Paris. Obtain a Bac+3 diploma and become a customer relations or digital marketing manager or continue your master's studies. Internships, work-study, international, immersion teaching, access to the School's network and services.

Training highlights

This training allows you to:

Immerse yourself in a company: 16 months minimum in the field (two internships, 1 year work-study program, company visits, masterclass, etc.)
Opening up to the world: 2 to 4 months required internationally and two modern languages
Test and experiment thanks to immersion teaching and project management
Know yourself and be supported to develop your professional project
Benefit from unlimited career coaching during and after your studies at GEM: personalized advice from coaches, recruitment events, help with finding an internship and job, GEM job board with thousands of internship and work-study offers and employment of our business partners.
Join the network of 45,000 graduates of the School

The Bachelor Digital and Business Development also exists at a pace adapted to high-level athletes.

Goals

Our “Digital and Business Development” Bachelor aims to train versatile generalist managers, with a real business culture, able to evolve within sales, marketing and digital functions, in all types of structures and sectors of activity. .

Targeted skills

Analyze the strategic positioning of your company
Operationalize the activities of a sales and marketing strategy
Deploy collaborative work practices and project management
Manage a commercial development or marketing project in a digital context
Mobilize decision support and performance monitoring tools

Brochures

Admission Requirements

Visit our website to view the requirements

Program Duration

3 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

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