Year
5: Master 2 – International Affairs Management
The
aim
International
Affairs Management is
a response to a growing demand for high-level bac+5 graduates with skills in the
techniques and practices of international affairs.
The
programme stresses competition strategy and monitoring, which will give students
the skills necessary to follow careers in international management.
This
year is generally oriented towards gaining technical, linguistic and multicultural
knowledge.
A
large part of the course is in English.
Classes
The
following subjects are
on  the
programme and include essential and optional classes:
International
Financial Management
International
finance
Bank
financing
Mergers
and acquisitions
Risk
management and coverage
Marketing
and Management
International
strategic marketing
International
logistics, incoterms
Management
of sustainable development and of equitable trade
International
project management
International
Law and Conventions
International
organisations
Arbitrage
and litigation law
International
trade law
International
HR Management
Social
law and trade unionism
Management
of human capital
Expatriation
International
trade
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International
environment
Geostrategy
and geopolitics
Cultures
and religions
Economic
and competitive
Business
ethics
Country
risks
Case-study
projects
International
strategy and decision-making games
Project
management
3
options to choose from
The
American market
The
European market
The
Asian market
The
Middle-East market
Financial
and derivatives markets
Globalisation
and alter-globalisation
Intercultural
relations
Relocation
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Work
placement: Specialisation – 6 to 8 months starting in January
The
last work placement is related to the student’s specialisation.
This
is a real professional trial period in which the future graduate must demonstrate
perseverance, adaptability and the ability to work in a team, while maintaining rigour
and quality in applying the knowledge acquired during his/her studies.
The
thesis
 The
subject of the thesis must be established with the approval of a permanent EBS teacher
and concern a field of specialisation.
The
subject of the thesis should preferably be linked to the work placement and can concern
a specific issue.
The
finished thesis will be discussed before a panel of professionals (mark<10: deferral). < 10 : ajournement).
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Support
Directors
of studies for each year
Each
director monitors students, draws up the teaching plan, makes project coherent, and
confirm teaching progress in the programmes at regular meetings with teachers.
Year
5: Master 2 – International Affairs Management
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