SKEMA Business School

What you'll study

The curriculum mixes mandatory courses, electives and exposure to entrepreneurs. Core classroom modules include New Venture and Business Planning; Effectual Strategic Marketing; Eco‑systems of Innovation; The Business Opportunities of AI; Market Research; Key Success Factors and Resilience in Entrepreneurship; Finance for New Venture Management; and Career Management 1. Students choose two electives from options such as Ethics, Governance and Entrepreneurship; Mindfulness and Burn‑out Prevention; The Perfect Pitch; Identify Your Talents; and Corporate Entrepreneurship. The listed Semester 1 total is 21 credits.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s-level qualification (high school + 3 years of study). Admissions operate on a rolling basis; places are limited so early application is advised. The programme accepts September and January starts and lists specific application and enrolment deadlines for international campuses when applicable.

Career prospects

The programme targets students aiming to found or co‑found start‑ups and those wanting entrepreneurial roles inside fast‑growing start‑ups or scale‑ups. Course content emphasises new venture planning, strategic marketing for emerging firms, finance for ventures and innovation ecosystems. Students also benefit from testimonies and networking with alumni and entrepreneurs from companies and initiatives cited by the school.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Published tuition figures are €19,000 for the one‑year MSc and €38,000 for the two‑year MSc; a service fee of €500 per year is added and the non‑refundable application fee is €100. The school references scholarships and support (for example Studely) and provides programme‑specific tuition variations for some two‑year MSc tracks; definitive amounts are those on the contract at registration.