The ISC Paris Grande École program allows you to design your own curriculum based on your preferences, your unique professional profile, your personality, and your career plans. During your second year in the program, you can try out a pre-specialization of your choice, and then refine your expert-level training in the final year of the Master in Management.
The goal of the ISC Paris Grande École program is to provide you with all of the knowledge and skills that you need to best understand the corporate ecosystem and the interactions between corporate roles, as well as the challenges facing corporations today. The program will help you specialize in a specific career path by giving you the tools to stay nimble and open to change in the future.

Specializations designed on the model of the best specialized Master programs
The program offers a full range of academic and professional instruction, to ensure that our students become true experts, and that they are proactive and responsible in the future, and aware of the impact that their decisions have on their environment.
The four pillars of our educational programs:
- 300 hours of specialized instruction during the initial program,
High-level instructional teams including tenured professors who have PhDs in management science,
Talks by experts and corporate leaders will complement your coursework, with professional instructors teaching about the most recent innovations and changes based on corporate practices.
A common theme: putting your coursework into action, in partnership with a corporation that is representative of its sector. This can take various forms, such as a real-world case study, a Business Case study, or students participating in a nationwide competition.
A wide range of specializations and career paths, targeted to French and international market needs
The ISC Paris Grande École program offers you a wide variety of specializations that will give you job skills and a professional profile that are sought after by corporations.
These are divided into three main areas:
Marketing/Communications and Business Relationships
You can choose from three specializations and four options:
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1/ Managing business relationships
The objectives of the specialization:
- Developing techniques and strategies to manage business relationships
- Mastering complex sales/B2B activity tools
- Managing sales teams
Typical career paths:
- Major accounts manager
- Director of sales and marketing
- Organizational optimization or performance improvement consultant -
2/ Digital marketing and e-business
The objectives of the specialization:
- Learning about technologies and economic models
- Preparing web marketing and digital solutions
- Training technicians to implement digital strategies
Typical career paths:
- Digital project manager
- Social media manager
- Web and mobile project manager
- Big data architect, data scientist
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3/ Strategic marketing
The objectives of the specialization:
- Implement a marketing strategy
- Respond to client briefs and drive a solution
- Monitor market trends on social media and complex technologies/B2B activities
Typical career paths:
- Expert consultant within a consulting firm
- Communications and live event-related roles
- Product or project manager
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4/ International Business & Marketing (MSc Dual Degree)
The objectives of the specialization:
To enable graduates to design and execute international business developments in all types of economic sectors
To acquire a dual skill set in International project management and marketing
Typical career paths:
- Business developer
- Product manager
- Brand manager
- Customer relationship manager

management
You can choose from six potential specializations:
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1/ Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The objectives of the specialization:
- Developing the skills required for strategic and operational management of growth projects in a variety of contexts.
- Analyzing, creating, developing, or supporting innovative projects in France or other countries
Typical career paths:
- Business founder; Business buyer
- Value creation coordinator
- Project director
- Strategy, management, and organization consultant
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2/ Project consulting and financing
The objectives of the specialization:
- Optimizing resources, organizing and developing processes and knowledge
- Designing, implementing, financing and customizing projects, including digital transformation issues
Typical career paths:
- Organizational consultant
- Project manager
- Municipal project manager
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3/ Information systems management
The objectives of the specialization:
- Developing solutions to optimize organization in a national or international context
- Preparing a functional needs study in collaboration with operations departments
- Training technicians and engineers to build information systems
Typical career paths:
- Product director in high-value added technology contexts
- Process organization and re-engineering consultant
- Information systems consultant or project director
- Product Owner
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4/ International Business & Supply Chain (MSc Dual Degree)
The objectives of the specialization:
- To enable graduates to design and execute international business developments in all types of economic sectors
- To acquire a dual skill set in International project management and supply chain
Typical career paths:
- Import/Export Manager
- Commodity buyer
- Logistics manager or coordinator
- Logistic analyst
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5/ INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
The objectives of the specialization:
To develop knowledge of business management (Marketing, Strategy, Law, Negotiation, Finance, Supply Chain, Innovation)
To face challenges with business stakeholders in a multinational and multicultural context
Typical career paths:
- Development director
- Export director
- Major accounts manager -
6/ Human resources management
The objectives of the specialization:
- Mastering responsible management tools for human resources, as well as organizational management and hiring consulting techniques
- Supporting changes related to the changing role of HR
Typical career paths:
- Talent Manager
- Director of human resources
- Chief Happiness Officer
- Hiring manager
- Organizational consultant

finance & audit
You can choose from five potential specializations:
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1/ Legal and taxation expertise/Asset management
The objectives of the specialization:
- Training in the various legal, taxation and asset management practices in a national and international context.
- Possibility of preparing for the CAPA exam after the program
Typical career paths:
- Corporate legal expert
- Tax expert
- Asset manager
- Corporate attorney -
2/ Finance
Option for a dual degree in Financial Risk Management
The objectives of the specialization:
- Preparation for a variety of corporate finance and market finance roles in a domestic or international context.
- Evolving in a domestic or international environment
Typical career paths:
- Project manager for an investment fund
- Management controller
- Finance director
-Corporate banker for a commercial bank
-Corporate Treasurer
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3/ Audit and control expert assessment
The objectives of the specialization:
- Train in the methods used by external or internal auditors and management controllers.
- Introduction to the DSCG (diploma in accounting and management)
Typical career paths:
- Auditor
- Management controller
- Consultant
- Certified Public Accountant
- Statutory auditor
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4/ International Business Finance (MSc Dual Degree)
The objectives of the specialization:
- To enable graduates to design and execute international business developments in all types of economic sectors
- To acquire a dual skill set in International project management and Finance
Typical career paths:
- Financial Reporting Analyst
- Head of Financial communication
- Cash manager
- Internal auditor