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See the degree grade →A 90‑ECTS British master's taught in English that trains managers to interpret demographic shifts and lead organisational and market-facing transformation. Suited to early-career professionals or graduates aiming for roles in strategy, consulting, marketing, HR or social innovation where demographic foresight, analytics (including Python) and applied change skills are required.
The curriculum integrates demographic foresight with strategy, organisational change and technology. Core topics and components stated by the programme include:
The published page references admission requirements but does not list specific academic or professional prerequisites. Applicants should consult the programme admissions information directly for exact entry criteria.
Graduates are positioned for roles that combine strategy and demographic insight, including consulting, corporate strategy, marketing, HR and social innovation across public and private sectors. The programme emphasises practical, industry‑aligned skills, personalised career coaching and corporate engagement to prepare students for global opportunities and roles that require translating demographic trends into organisational and market action.
Fees are published on the programme page (EUR 11,900 for EEA; EUR 17,000 for non‑EEA; online fees vary by country). The school also highlights personalised career services and corporate engagement; for scholarships, bursaries or specific funding options applicants should review UBI's official fees and scholarships information or contact admissions.
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