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See the degree grade →A two-year Master of Science designed for students holding a three-year bachelor’s degree or those who want a preparatory year of business fundamentals before specialising. Taught in English across SKEMA campuses worldwide, it combines a first year of core management courses and track modules with a fully specialised second year.
The first year combines core advanced business courses with specialisation-track modules. At SKEMA Raleigh the first year is adapted to the local environment; outside France students may follow M1 courses from the Grande École and receive equivalency credits.
To validate year one and progress to year two students must obtain 60 ECTS and complete at least two months' professional experience; if this is not completed by the end of year one, a six-month work experience will be required by the end of year two.
The programme is open to candidates who have completed a three-year university degree (or equivalent) plus an English test validated at the required level. Admission is rolling but places are limited; applicants are advised to apply early. The choice of MSc specialisation must be made before starting the Two-Year MSc.
Graduates progress into specialised master-year programmes and then into professional roles aligned with their MSc specialisation. For students completing the final two semesters in Raleigh in specific specialisations (International Business or Financial Markets & Investments), non-US citizens may apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT), which can permit up to 12 months' work authorisation in the USA upon successful completion of coursework and eligibility for an Employment Authorisation Document.
Tuition rates vary by MSc and campus; the programme page lists a headline fee of €38,000. Prospective applicants should consult SKEMA's financing information and campus-specific pages for scholarship opportunities, deadlines and any campus approval requirements (for example UAE and Dubai campus approvals by local authorities).
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