1. Core courses
It defines the common basis and the programme's orientation in the economics and management of digital transformation, including organisational and strategic credits. Courses are taught at both universities in French or English and offered in hybrid modes.
As part of the ongoing development at LSM to differentiate the content and format of the Master Thesis, the supervision of the Master Project Thesis for the programme will be related to the internship and will take the form of an independent project report on the work done, replacing the internship report.聽 The maximum number of pages will be limited and the focus should be on the main achievements during the work experience period
2. Work-study programs
Students complete a four-quarter paid internship.聽 Students join teams of professionals from the strategy, marketing, finance and regulatory departments to complete your internship of 3 days/week at the beginning of the course and 4 days/week at the end.
The internship is supervised by both an organisation's tutor and the university's training coordinator (or his representative).
The internship with work-linked-training differs from a standard internship in terms of duration, scope and remuneration.
The internship is accompanied by two seminars to allow the theorisation of practices and the taking of a perspective on professional practices. Regular seminars are organised on themes related to the digital transformation of the company. For each theme, academic theories are studied and put into perspective with professional practices. The regular seminars allow for exchanges aimed at developing the students' ability to take a step back and put things into perspective through dialogue with teachers and professionals.
3. Specialization courses (1 by bloc)
4. Option
For a programme-type, and regardless of the focus, options/or elective courses selected, this master will carry a minimum of 120 credits divided over two annual units, corresponding to 60 credits each.