INSEEC Masters of Science programs are aimed at students with 3 and/or 4 years of higher education from a wide range of backgrounds (universities, engineering schools, business schools, bachelor's degrees) wishing to acquire specific business skills.
3rd year undergraduate or 1st & 2nd year postgraduate
What are the advantages of the Master of Science programme?
Employability
No. 1 in work-study programmes in France (8,000 contracts signed each year and 20,000 offers shared with students)
96% integration rate at 6 months
An unrivalled diversity of specialisations and courses that have always adapted to changes in the job market and target jobs in short supply (42 Masters of Science).
Certifications to enhance your CV (e.g. Tech Away, SHI(s), etc.) and a personalised plan (courses from 15 Group schools accessible via Boostcamp).
Companies
A network of 10,000 partner / listed companies
6 city-center campuses in the hearts of employment areas, allowing students to move from year to year
Network
A powerful network of 110,000 INSEEC graduates
A prestigious, historic school (accredited for 49 years, since 1975)
Diploma recognition
All our Masters of Science programmes deliver a RNCP level 7 title recognised by the French Ministry of Employment. This is a guarantee of recognition of our training by the French government. In total, INSEEC MSc offers 13 RNCP level 7 titles.
training
What specialisations does the Master of Science programme offer?
Prices for full-time study (self-financed) and continuing education (through external financing such as work-study, CPF, etc.) can be found on the presentation sheets for all our courses. Under a work-study programme, the student or “learner” does not have to pay any tuition fees; it’s the company and the OPCO that cover the costs.
Professional Experience
How does work-study at MSc INSEEC work?
Are the courses available as work-study?
All our courses can be taken as a work-study apprenticeship or work-study internship. For more detailed information, please consult our specialisations page (information at top right of each page).
Are all candidates eligible for work-study contracts?
All Francophone and French national candidates are eligible for work-study courses. But that doesn’t mean that everyone can find a work-study programme. Awork-study student is paid every month by the company, which represents a considerable expense for the company, and the company expects a certain level of return. Students who have had some initial professional experience through odd jobs or internships will therefore be more likely to be hired than those who have never worked.
Can the school help me find a work-study programme?
All MSc courses can be taken on a sandwich or work-study basis.To help you in your job search, the school offers a range of services and coaching tools, including the NEMO platform. It lists all the vacancies offered by INSEEC’s partner companies andallows you to apply for vacancies, track your applications and take part in coaching workshops. OnNEMO, you’ll also find internship, VIE and first job offers.
INSEEC MSc, no. 1 in work-study programmes in France
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Application
How do I apply for the INSEEC Master of Science programme?
All those who have completed at least three years of undergraduate study can apply for MSc programmes. Applicants with a bachelor’s degree, professional degree, Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Technology (BUT), can apply as postgraduates, i.e. first-year students in the Master of Science. The programme lasts two years.
Applicants with a four-year university degree or degree from another business school can apply directly for the second year of the Master of Science programme. The programme lasts one year.
“The fundamental challenge of the INSEEC MSc is to train future professionals who will be directly operational in companies in their field of specialisation....INSEEC a win/win partnership between the student and the company and is the key to our education system and the professional integration of our future graduates.”
What is the purpose of the teaching resources offered by INSEEC MSc?
The Masters of Science programme keeps a close eye on market needs and developments. A great deal of time is given over to professional experience, which is facilitated by the rhythm of work-study, be it in an internship, professionalisation contract, apprenticeship or company creation project. The Masters of Science program keeps a close eye on market needs and developments.
INSEEC MSc is part of the OMNES Education group. By enrolling in the MSc programme, you benefit from the services offered by the school, such as help with financing your studies or finding accommodation. You also have access to all the resources offered by the group.These resources can serve a pedagogical purpose and transform the way you learn. They can also help you in your day-to-day work or in your search for internships and work-study programmes. Finally, if you’re an international student, you can use certain tools to help you settle in France. All the resources offered by INSEEC MSc will help you make the most of your time at business school.
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Certifications
Is the INSEEC Master of Science programme accredited?
The majority of our 2nd year MSc specialisations are state-certified (France Compétences) and deliver a level 7 title (EU) registered with the Répertoire Nationale des Certifications Professionnelles (RNCP) at the 2nd-yearpostgraduate level.
In November 2020, our school obtained the Qualiopi quality certification for 4 years after an audit by AFNOR Certification. Qualiopi attests to the quality of the processes put in place by INSEEC MSc and makes our range of courses easier for students to understand. Find here the list of our RNCP titles and Qualiopi certification.
Appointments
Book your one-on-one appointment!
Our Admissions teams in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Chambéry, Marseille and Rennes will meet you face-to-face or by video for a personalized appointment. Do you have any doubts or any questions about MSc, a course or life at INSEEC? Book your personalised appointment now!
The start dates vary depending on the campus and course selected.
What is the difference between a ‘Master’ and a ‘Master of Science’?
A Master’s degree is the diploma awarded by INSEEC’s Grande École programme. It involves 2 years of postgraduate study and is accredited by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE) and the French Ministry of Higher Education (The CGE is a French association for higher education and research).
A Master of Science is awarded by INSEEC’s Master of Science programme. It also involves 2 years of postgraduate study and is accredited by the Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles and the French Ministry of Labour.
Both degrees amount to 120 ECTS credits.
How does INSEEC support international students on their arrival and integration in France?
International students can settle in and enhance their experience with “Welcome to France” and the immersive game, Pardon My French.
If you’re coming to study in France, the Welcome to France course is just for you! Available on Boostcamp in English and French, this resource makes it easier for international students to settle in France by helping them with personal and administrative formalities.
The course also includes lessons and exercises to improve your command of French. You’ll also learn about French culture and habits as you play Pardon my French. In this immersive game, you take on the role of a Japanese student discovering the joys of studying in France! Pardon my French won the Gold award at the Learning Technologies Awards in London in 2022 in the “Excellence in Instructional Design” category.
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Work-study or internship 
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