SKEMA Business School

What you'll study

The programme runs either one or two years and is taught in English in Paris. Example semester modules (fall and spring) include:

• Performance Measurement & Management (3 ECTS)
• Audit & Certification of Accounts (3 ECTS)
• IFRS Group Accounting (4 ECTS)
• AI for Audit and Management Accounting (4 ECTS)
• Internal Audit & Internal Control (2 ECTS)
• Integrated Reporting for a Sustainable Global Economy (2 ECTS)
• Critical Thinking in Advanced Practice (2 ECTS)
• Career Management 1 (1 ECTS)
• Treasury Risk Management (2 ECTS)
• Management Simulation (2 ECTS)
• Innovation, Knowledge Economy and Organisational Change (2 ECTS)
• Project Management & Innovation (2 ECTS)

These module details are provided by the school and may be changed without prior notice.

Entry requirements

Applicants need a high school diploma plus three years of higher education (Bachelor degree) to start the programme. Instruction is in English and the autumn intake begins in September. Admissions operate on a rolling basis; applicants are advised to apply early. Application and enrollment deadlines vary by campus and intake.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for positions in external and internal audit, financial and operational consulting, specialised audit functions (e.g., IT or marketing audit), management accounting, business and industrial management control, consolidation, accounting and financial administration. SKEMA reports a 100% net employment rate at six months for the class of 2023, with 70% working outside their home country. Recruiters include AMERICAN EXPRESS, BDO, CAPGEMINI, DELOITTE, ENGIE, EY, FORVIS MAZARS, GRANT THORNTON, KPMG, PWC and TALAN.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Tuition for 2026–2027 is listed as €19,000 for the one-year MSc and €38,000 for the two-year MSc; a service fee of €500 per year and a non-refundable application fee of €100 also apply. The school publishes various scholarships and financial support options, and definitive amounts appear on the enrollment contract.