MSc Global Management at NEOMA Business School

GAIN 360° KNOWLEDGE IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

With more than 10 years' experience, the MSc Global Management is an international management programme aimed at providing you with an essential range of advanced professional skills.

The programme is also offered as a Double Degree, enabling you to study in two countries and specialise in digital strategy and innovation.

WHY STUDY THIS PROGRAMME?

• Build an insight into today's global business issues.
• Gain a 360° knowledge in international business with a focus on: Leadership, Ethics and Sustainable Development.
• Consolidate your educational background with advanced management courses.
• Broaden your skills in international strategy, finance, marketing and logistics.
• Grow your intercultural skills: an international team of professors and students, an open-door policy facilitating student advisory.
• Seize the opportunity for a Double Degree with one of our partners from the International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS).
  • Dublin City University in Ireland offers a MA degree specialised in digital transformation and innovation.
  • ESB Business School in Reutlingen, Germany offers an MSc degree specialised in digital competences and consulting.

The MSc Global Management is designed to give you the advanced professional skills required to become an international manager with solid practical experience and an expert in cross-cultural economic relations with a world-encompassing vision and perspective.

• Average base salary : €46,950/year
• 89% of students find employment within 3 months.

You will be eligible for a variety of international positions:

• Account Manager
• Accounting and Finance Manager
• Human Resources Manager
• Sales Manager
• Head of International Development

Graduate employment areas

■ Consulting 32%
■ Marketing 26%
■ Management 16%
■ Sales 11%
■ Project management 5%
■ Operations 5%
■ Administration 5%

Job sectors

■ Information technology 27%
■ Consulting 21%
■ Tourism & hospitality 11%
■ Automobile industry 6%
■ Chemical industry 5%
■ Energy 5%
■ Luxury 5%
■ Financial institutions 5%
■ Distribution  5%
■ Retail trade  5%
■ Media 5%