24 monthsProgramme duration
7,148 EURTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Industrial Relations
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master’s program in Innovation, Industry and Society is designed for students interested in the economic, social, and organizational transformations driven by innovation. It is intended for those who wish to understand how companies, institutions, and regions adapt to technological and societal change by combining perspectives from management, economics, and the social sciences.
The first year of the program focuses on training through and in research. Students gain a solid theoretical and methodological foundation in the economics of innovation, organizational sociology, and strategic management. Research seminars, empirical projects, and an internship in a research laboratory help them become familiar with scientific approaches and learn how to analyze and frame contemporary innovation challenges.
The second year, students choose one of three specialization tracks:
IREN (Network Industries and Digital Economics), focused on the regulation of digital and network industries, this track explores the economic and political issues surrounding technological sectors and digital transformation;
PIC (Project, Innovation, Conception), dedicated to innovation project management, product and service design, and the development of creative and collaborative practices within organizations;
COSI (Consulting in Organization, Strategy and Information Systems), prepares students for careers in consulting, organizational change management, and digital transformation through information systems.
The first year of the program focuses on training through and in research. Students gain a solid theoretical and methodological foundation in the economics of innovation, organizational sociology, and strategic management. Research seminars, empirical projects, and an internship in a research laboratory help them become familiar with scientific approaches and learn how to analyze and frame contemporary innovation challenges.
The second year, students choose one of three specialization tracks:
IREN (Network Industries and Digital Economics), focused on the regulation of digital and network industries, this track explores the economic and political issues surrounding technological sectors and digital transformation;
PIC (Project, Innovation, Conception), dedicated to innovation project management, product and service design, and the development of creative and collaborative practices within organizations;
COSI (Consulting in Organization, Strategy and Information Systems), prepares students for careers in consulting, organizational change management, and digital transformation through information systems.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Industrial Relations
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master’s program in Innovation, Industry and Society is designed for students interested in the economic, social, and organizational transformations driven by innovation. It is intended for those who wish to understand how companies, institutions, and regions adapt to technological and societal change by combining perspectives from management, economics, and the social sciences.
The first year of the program focuses on training through and in research. Students gain a solid theoretical and methodological foundation in the economics of innovation, organizational sociology, and strategic management. Research seminars, empirical projects, and an internship in a research laboratory help them become familiar with scientific approaches and learn how to analyze and frame contemporary innovation challenges.
The second year, students choose one of three specialization tracks:
IREN (Network Industries and Digital Economics), focused on the regulation of digital and network industries, this track explores the economic and political issues surrounding technological sectors and digital transformation;
PIC (Project, Innovation, Conception), dedicated to innovation project management, product and service design, and the development of creative and collaborative practices within organizations;
COSI (Consulting in Organization, Strategy and Information Systems), prepares students for careers in consulting, organizational change management, and digital transformation through information systems.
The first year of the program focuses on training through and in research. Students gain a solid theoretical and methodological foundation in the economics of innovation, organizational sociology, and strategic management. Research seminars, empirical projects, and an internship in a research laboratory help them become familiar with scientific approaches and learn how to analyze and frame contemporary innovation challenges.
The second year, students choose one of three specialization tracks:
IREN (Network Industries and Digital Economics), focused on the regulation of digital and network industries, this track explores the economic and political issues surrounding technological sectors and digital transformation;
PIC (Project, Innovation, Conception), dedicated to innovation project management, product and service design, and the development of creative and collaborative practices within organizations;
COSI (Consulting in Organization, Strategy and Information Systems), prepares students for careers in consulting, organizational change management, and digital transformation through information systems.
Admission Requirements
Academic prerequisites
Language prerequisites
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Computer Science, etc.) or in Social Sciences (Economics, Management, Sociology, or related fields).
- An interdisciplinary background is encouraged: applications from candidates whose academic training combines technical and human or social approaches are particularly welcome.
Language prerequisites
- English - TOEFL or TOEIC (Bridge, Listening and Reading, or Speaking and Writing), or IELTS, or Cambridge certificate.
- French - For non-French-speaking students, a B2 level is required on the DELF (Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française).
2 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
4,859 EUR
International
7,148 EUR
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