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Introduction to the International Bachelor's Degree (Taught Entirely in English)
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Introduction to the DBA
Le Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) est un programme alliant formation et projet de recherche qui a pour mission de valoriser les parcours professionnels de cadres ou dirigeants d’entreprises et leur permettre d’acquérir de nouvelles connaissances professionnelles et académiques.
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Introduction to the VAE
La Validation des Acquis de l’Expérience (VAE) permet d’obtenir tout ou partie d’un diplôme Bac+3 ou Bac+5 sur la base de votre expérience professionnelle, associative ou bénévole. C’est une opportunité concrète pour valoriser vos compétences, accélérer votre évolution professionnelle et obtenir une certification reconnue par l’État et les entreprises.
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Introduction to the FLE
Le programme FLE (Français Langue Étrangère) de l’Istec Business School est conçu pour les étudiants internationaux souhaitant acquérir un niveau de français B2 (CECRL) en 4 mois. Ce parcours intensif permet de maîtriser les compétences linguistiques nécessaires à la réussite dans les différents programmes de l’école l’année suivante.
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Introduction to the Executive Education
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Free Istec entrance exam - apply online
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Rhythm for 4th & 5th year
1 week school / 2 weeks company
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Specialisation
Opening conditional on a minimum of 15 students
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Back to school
September | February
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Diploma
State-recognized Master's degree (Bac+5), RNCP level 7

Grande École Program
Communication & Influence

The Communication & Influence specialization in the 4th and 5th years of the Istec Grande École Program allows students to master advanced communication strategies and tools, both digital and in crisis communication, international media, and creative project management.

This program prepares students to develop and implement comprehensive communication strategies, measure campaign performance, manage project teams, and interact effectively in multicultural and sensitive contexts. Emphasis is placed on creativity, innovation, and sound ethical and legal practices.

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curriculum

Program

The Communication & Influence specialization allows students to develop advanced expertise in content creation (motion design, videos, digital media), the design of briefs and comprehensive communication plans, as well as the use of digital tools and content management platforms. Students learn to lead innovative projects integrating CSR, accessibility, and technology, and to analyze campaign performance using KPIs, ROI, and international benchmarking.

Writing dissertations and presenting recommendations in French and English strengthens their communication and professional skills. They build 360° communication strategies, manage creative teams, and develop their ability to solve complex problems independently and critically.

Focus on Projects & International

Throughout the year, students work on concrete projects integrating content creation, media strategy, storytelling, crisis management, and intercultural communication. They develop comprehensive communication kits, manage international campaigns, and present their recommendations to a jury, thereby strengthening their autonomy, creativity, and teamwork skills.

In the second semester, students can study abroad at one of our partner universities. The course schedule is concentrated into three days per week, allowing you to complete an internship or pursue other activities in your free time.

Skill blocks developed

Mastering the advanced and specialized uses of digital tools
To mobilize and produce highly specialized knowledge
Developing a strategic vision in the field of management
Design and/or manage management solutions
Supporting behaviors and attitudes at work
Communicating in a professional context (languages)
Contributing to transformation in a professional context
Measuring and controlling through management tools and methods

Key modules

Leveraging digital tools to create professional content and materials (motion design/videos, DAM, automation, international formats)
Construction and mobilization of tools to create and develop a comprehensive communication brief
Develop a comprehensive communication strategy (positioning, media strategy, KPIs, international reach)
Adapting communication tools to the specific characteristics of organizations (mood board, pitch, charter, online tools, standards, etc.)
Implementation of the tools and channels of the communication plan (storytelling, intercultural, online/offline)
Adopting a professional stance in sensitive communication situations (crisis, media training, diplomacy)
Managing communication projects integrating innovation, technology, accessibility & CSR
Measuring the performance of communication campaigns (KPIs, ROI, monitoring, international comparisons)
Implementing legal and ethical rules for communication (image, GDPR, disinformation, accessibility, international compliance)
Managing a project team in communication (coordination, creativity, conflicts, motivation, cultural diversity)
Conducting applied research in communication (problem statement, review, fieldwork, analysis)
Communicating effectively in an international context (pitching, sensitive messages, international media)

Elective courses to choose in Master 2

Events
Social Media
RP & Influence

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Accessible professions

Communications Officer
Head of Influence and Public Relations
Consultant communication
Event Project Manager
Media Planner
Philippe BASTIEN
Head of the Communication & Influence Department

The Communication & Influence specialization aims to meet the fundamental need of Master’s students (M1 and M2): to engage with the professional practices of their chosen field. Direct interaction and close contact with the experience of established professionals, along with the lessons learned from their career paths, contribute to creating unique added value for the student, equipping them with concrete skills to achieve their goals and pursue careers of excellence. Through the responsibility for concrete events such as TOPICS Café, TOPICS Event, Chasseurs de Tendances (Trend Hunters), and now the Cabinet de Curiosités (Cabinet of Curiosities), students are thus led throughout their studies to take on the various roles within their chosen field: designer, stage manager, producer, communicator, content curator, director, and organizer.

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