SKEMA Business School

What you'll study

Core teaching covers firm internationalisation decisions, industry competition, market and financial management, legal and diversity issues, and tools for analysing foreign business environments. Learning is applied and participatory, using group projects, case studies and live business assignments. Small, multicultural classes (students from roughly 25 countries in recent intakes) are taught by a mix of academics and practising managers.

• Programme formats: one-year multi-campus or two-year track.
• Four specialisations: Doing Business in Europe; Doing Business in China; Doing Business in the USA; Doing Business in MENA.
• Raleigh (USA) track note: immersion in the Research Triangle Park with hands-on projects; students who spend a year on the Raleigh campus receive a US-recognised Master degree in addition to the SKEMA degree and may be eligible for up to 12 months OPT with an F-1 visa.
• Language: English. Intakes: September, January, August (campus-dependent).
• Tuition (stated): €19,000 for the 1-year MSc; €38,000 for the 2-year MSc.

Entry requirements

Applicants must have completed high school plus three years of higher education or hold a bachelor degree. Admissions operate on a rolling basis; candidates are advised to apply early given limited places. Application deadlines run monthly (next deadline noted as the 15th of the month on the source page).

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that require managing international expansion and cross-border operations, such as international business development, market analysis, multicultural team management and roles requiring assessment of administrative, political and economic distances between markets. The curriculum and campus locations (notably Raleigh) aim to support internships, projects and employment opportunities in the regions where students study.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page references financing information but does not list specific scholarships in the source text; prospective students should consult SKEMA’s financing and scholarships pages and contact admissions early to learn about available aid, payment options and deadlines.