Master 's Years 1 & 2 Management and Sustainable Transition IDIL (MaST)

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Master ‘s Years 1 & 2 Management and Sustainable Transition IDIL (MaST)

The Master’s degree MaST is part of the IDIL graduate program (Inter-Disciplinary & In-Lab graduate program). This program aims to familiarize students with the world of research within the laboratories affiliated with the University of Montpellier. It also promotes interdisciplinarity around three major thematic pillars: Feed, Care and Protect.

The Master’s degree in Management and Sustainable Transition IDIL (MaST) aims to train management students, through research, to address the complexity of managerial issues related to sustainable development. It prepares students for doctoral studies and/or professional careers in the private sector or public organizations.

Working with the master’s program faculty, each student develops a personalized, research-oriented study plan that combines specialized courses, introductory courses in related disciplines, methodology courses, the completion of individual and interdisciplinary team projects and internships in research laboratories.

Why choose Montpellier Management?

A wide range of training courses, with around fifty courses ranging from license to doctorate and leading to state diplomas.
Student support systems, including tutoring sessions, tutorials and access to online resources.
Dynamic professional integration thanks to multiple initiatives: expert interventions, internships, work-study programs, ResUM network, etc.
Research of excellence focused on businesses: 90 teacher-researchers, 5 research teams and 11 chairs.
A strong international dimension with more than 65 destinations spread across more than 25 countries.

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Campus Richter, Montpellier

Who is this for?

The master MaST is ideal for those who wish to gain expertise in management through research. This program enables students to acquire essential skills in management, research, finance, accounting, human resources, sustainable development and entrepreneurship.

Application requirements

The Master 1 & 2 Management and Sustainable Transition IDIL (MaST) is one of the master’s degrees in the field of Management and Strategy (mention Management). Students can join this program in the first or second year.

The Master 1 is open to domestic and international students who hold a bachelor’s degree in management or an equivalent qualification, validated by the completion of 180 ECTS credits.

The Master 2 is open to:

students who have completed the M1 Management and Sustainable Transition from Montpellier Management (without an application or interview)
domestic and international students who hold a first-year Master’s degree in management or equivalent training, validated by the completion of 240 ECTS credits.

For the Master 1 and Master 2, students must:

have an excellent academic record and strong practical and theoretical skills in their discipline
be able to monitor major contemporary management issues and apply the concepts and tools necessary for management
understand the principles governing how an organization operates
be able to contribute to the development and formulation of a strategy
be able to engage in rigorous debate and argumentation
work independently and collaboratively on a project
identify, select, analyze, and synthesize knowledge with a critical mindset
demonstrate, through their experiences, an interest in sustainable development issues, particularly regarding environmental, food and health matters

Other admission requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in one of the IDIL fields
English: minimum B2 level
Resume and cover letter
Two letters of recommendation from a researcher and/or professor
Estimated ranking of the student within their class & explanatory transcript

Foreign students who are not members of the European Union and do not have a French degree must first submit an application to CAMPUS France. Applications will only be reviewed once this formality has been completed.

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Duration and rythm

The master’s program lasts two years, from M1 to M2. Students can enter the master’s program in the first or second year.

Objectives

The objectives of the Master’s degree in Management and Sustainable Transition are:

to train management students, through research, to address the complexity of managerial issues related to sustainable development challenges
to prepare students for doctoral studies and/or professional careers in the private sector or public organizations

Access conditions

To apply for a Master 1, go to Mon Master website.

To apply for a Master 2, go to E-Candidat website.

To find out the application periods and access the website, click on the red “Apply” button.

The following criteria will be evaluated: academic performance, the relevance of the applicant’s prior education to the master’s program, the alignment of the applicant’s research proposal with the program and the suitability of the applicant’s profile for the program. For applicants from non-French-speaking countries, proficiency in French will also be evaluated (a minimum C1 level is required).