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MSc Entrepreneurship and Innovation


SKEMA Business School
06902 - SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX

Program Outline

The main objective of the MSc Entrepreneurship & Innovation for a Sustainable World is to educate participants in order for them to become business creators and business developers.

The value proposition of the MSc E&I is to offer one of the most advanced curricula for innovative new businesses in the perspective of a sustainable world, which means a strong focus on cleantech industries and services.

Why Choose This Program?

* The positioning of the program on eco development
* ISMA 360° methodology on marketing of innovation
* Strong links with the Sophia Antipolis business park cluster and its entrepreneurs
* The support of the school incubator for participants who develop their own entrepreneurial business projects

Strong points also include: the program's professionally experienced and academically expert faculty; project-oriented teaching that demands successful intercultural manager?engineer relations; partnership with a French engineering school to achieve innovative projects; teaching that makes space for personal guidance; networking opportunities; frequent contact ?conferences, seminars, classes? with hi-profile entrepreneurs and innovators; constant integration of up-to-the minute business news and events; SKEMA’s ‘Incubator’ which gives logistical and intellectual support (even an office) to student entrepreneurs who have the courage and the sense to launch their own start ups.

Your Future Career

* Create or join a young innovative firm
* Work in the many institutions which are part of the ecosystems of innovation (incubators, venture capital fund, clusters,...
* Integrate and develop an activity in an existing firm
* Audit and consulting

Innovation and entrepreneurship are the most important motors of value and new wealth creation in today’s global knowledge-based economy.

Graduates are especially well-placed for careers as project manager, management consultant, business manager, business analyst, team leader and, of course, to head their own start-ups.

Alumni of this former major have been recruited into audit and consulting by Deloitte, KPMG, Ernst & Young; into marketing and business development by Reebok; to sales and marketing by Amadeus and IBM; into telecommunications by ParisTech.

Niveau standard :  BAC+4
Admission sous condition :  BAC+3
Durée :  1 an
Cout formation :  11985
Diplôme préparé :  master of science

Conditions admission

ONE-YEAR MASTER OF SCIENCE

For students with a four-Year Bachelor's degree or equivalent
In order to apply for a one-year MSc program you must satisfy the following requirements:
* Four-year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (Honours degree or substantial professional experience).
* English language test to prove a minimum level of English: TOEFL 580 (paper-based), 237 (computer-based) or 92 (internetbased) / TOEIC 830 / IELTS 6.5.The test is waived for students who have a Bachelor’s degree from an English speaking university.
* A GMAT or GRE score will be to the candidate’s advantage.

The final step of your application process will be a face-to-face, or telephone, interview.

TWO-YEAR MASTER OF SCIENCE

For students with a three-year university degree
Year 1: MSc Prepapratory Program
Year 2: MSc
In order to apply for the two-year MSc program you must satisfy the following requirements:
*Three-year Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent.
*A TOEFL/TOEIC or IELTS score report proving a sufficient level of English.
*A GMAT or GRE score will be to the candidate’s advantage.
The final step of your application process will be a face-to-face, or telephone, interview.

Candidates should send their application package (recommendation letters, résumé, official academic transcripts and copy of diploma) to the address below:

Following reception of your application the International Recruitment Department will contact you to fix an appointment with you for the interview.

SKEMA Business School
International Admissions / Vanessa GAUD
Rue Dostoïevski BP085
06902 Sophia Antipolis Cedex ? France
E-mail: internationalprograms@skema.edu
Phone : +33 (0)4 93 95 32 79
Fax: +33 (0)4 93 95 44 88

Pédagogie

SEMESTER ONE
Required Courses

* Strategic Choices
* Eco-system of Innovation
* Strategic Marketing of Innovation
* Entrepreneurial Finance
* Globalization
* Research Methods and
Critical Thinking
* Elective 1


Additional non-credit courses

* Team-building Day (all MSc students)
* Pre-sessional Intensive Business Catch-up Course
* Job-hunting Skills & Techniques
* French for Foreigners

SEMESTER TWO
Required courses

*Strategy in Action
*New Venture & Business Plan
*Technology & Innovatiopn Management
*Strategies of High-growth Businesses
*Business Game “EPM”
*Elective 2
*Elective 3

SUMMER PERIOD : Internship & Dissertation

Strategic Choice
To make students proficient in the analytical tools and techniques used by strategists. Students learn how: to assess and choose the “best” strategies for different organizations; to ensure that the various functional decisions follow from and facilitate ?rather than obstruct? implementation of strategy.

Eco-system of Innovation
Innovation is like an iceberg and a tropical forest. It is like an iceberg because what you see above the surface is just a small part of the content. It is like a tropical forest because, like a biological ecosystem, variety of elements is necessary for life to develop.
The course is organized to discover what is under the surface of innovation and the multiplicity of actors necessary to develop rich innovation environments

Entrepreneurial Finance
Entrepreneurial finance has two main characteristics if compared with traditional corporate finance. Because it deals with a new activity, there are neither financial flows nor assets to get funded and the entrepreneur has to raise significant amount of money to finance the activity until achieving the breakeven, which takes years. The second characteristics of entrepreneurial finance are that it is risky. For those two reasons the funding is mainly in capital and the actors of funding are not traditional banks but Business Angels, Venture Capitalists and the financial markets. Therefore the main expertises of finance expert are capital raising and valuation of the project.

Strategic Marketing of Innovation
Students will discover new concepts defining new theories. These theories have been developped since 2000. All these theories will be compared with oldest marketing theories. Beyond concepts, students will have to practice on several or fake business cases. Moreover, one real business case will provide the opportunity to follow the thread from the beginning to the end of the programme. A real market survey will be provided to the entrepreneur using ISMA360 method.

Globalization
International outsourcing and its impact on investment and employment; the role of globalization and its effect on the wealth gap between, and within, countries; the role of the State and of international institutions in funding development and establishing regulations and governance; the threats and opportunities of global markets for management and company strategy.

Research Methods and Critical Thinking
Prepares students for the final dissertation, helping them to identify a good topic, how to best go about doing research, and to understand the implications of their choice of methodology. In doing so, it will introduce students to a range of methods and issues that will allow them to adopt a critical-thinking approach to this and other projects.

Strategy in Action
This course focuses on the implementation of strategies and is divided in two parts. The 1st part will look how both intentional and emergent strategies develop in organizations. It highlights the complex relationship between strategy and organization in relation to the key resource areas: people, information, finance and technology. The 2nd part will introduce the notion of ethics and sustainability in strategy. It will look into reengineering supply chains to make them more sustainable and ethical.

New Venture and Business Plan
This course will take the student from innovative idea creation to early start-up activities and acquisition of the first clients for a new business. Central to this process is the iterative creation and fine tuning of a business plan, development of understanding the uses of the business plan for management of key activities and for attracting outside investors.

Technology and Innovation Management
The technology-management interface will be explored from two perspectives: (1) the management of medium-tech and high-tech firms ? and specifically the management of the firm's technological assets; and, (2) the impact of technology and innovation on business processes and functional areas of the company, whatever the technological intensity of the company

Strategies of High-growth businesses
Some businesses outperform others in terms of growth of the annual sales turnover, number of employees, and profit. What characterizes these organizations? What do they do better than their competitors? This course aims at analyzing the propelling ingredients commonly found among these companies, which contribute to constantly improve the performance of a specific business model. Students will learn to identify these factors of success.

Business Game “EPM”
A computer-simulated business game. Teams are in competition to gain market share and profit. Students make decisions on commercial, financial, production, personnel and quality matters. Decisions impact on other teams. The computer uses a model that simulates the reactions of markets, reacts to the balance between competitors and all the financial, social, technical and stock market consequences of your decisions and resulting sales.

Some examples of students' in-company projects:

• The dynamic of innovation between existing companies, start-up and sme’s in in energy.
• How the development of innovative activities in China impacts on the R&D organization of companies from developed countries? The case of China-based foreign R&D centers.
• Business Plan competition

Partner companies:
Investors, incubators, start-ups, clusters, consultants

Source de financement possible

The application fee is 120 euros (non-refundable)

The tuition fee is 11,985 euros for each MSc.

The tuition fee for the one-year MSc Preparatory Program AND an MSc is 17,000 euros.

Estimated monthly cost of living:
Accommodation : 400 euros
Food : 300 euros
Transportation: bus pass for students (Antibes-Sophia): Free!
Recreational activities: 150 euros
TOTAL: 850 euros

Bear in mind that 5 or 6 books will be needed each semester (on average 50 euros each).
SKEMA Scholarships

SKEMA offers students with very good potential the opportunity to be granted scholarships for excellence that may entitle them to a rebate on their tuition of up to 5,000 euros.

The scholarship for excellence is based on merit according to the following criteria:
Excellent GMAT or TAGE MAGE
Excellent GPA
Overall quality of the application: professional project, extra-curricular activities ...

Scholarship application procedure:

If your profile is compliant with the above-mentioned criteria and you are willing to apply, please download the Scholarship application form , fill it in and send it back together with your application package for the MSc program to:

Corina MILLIEX
SKEMA Business School -
BP-085 - 60, Rue Dostoievski
06902 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX - FRANCE.

Your application will then be studied by a jury, and Admissions in SKEMA will inform you about their decision.

NB: When shortlisting applicants, students from emerging countries will come first.
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Coordonnées

Adresse

SKEMA Business School
60, rue Dostoievski
06902 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX

Téléphone

+ 33 (0)4 93 95 45 18

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