Business Consulting in Organization & Digital Organization - 128 - Master's Year 2.

Syllabus

Obligatoire

  • Artificial Intelligence and the future of work
  • Innovative Project Management
  • Méthodologies Qualitatives de recherche
  • Intelligence Artificielle et Management
  • Design de la recherche en management et organisation
  • Théories des organisations : approches critiques et nouveaux tournants
  • Transformation du travail & Numérique (TTN)
  • Décision & accompagnement au changement
  • Devenir un consultant en management : les fondamentaux
  • Conférences / Club MBC / Séminaires / Voyage

Obligatoire

  • Sociologie du travail, enjeux pour le conseil
  • Méthodologies Quantitatives de recherche
  • Mémoire
  • Apprentissage / Stage
  • Nouvelles pratiques de travail
  • Management financier
  • Approches alternatives de la stratégie d'entreprise
  • Architecture technologique : tendances et émergences
  • Voyage d'étude

Bloc obligatoire : Stratégies et Méthodes du Conseil Responsable

  • Méthodologie avancée du conseil en management
  • Enjeux du numérique responsable

Academic Training Year 2025 - 2026 - subject to modification


Teaching Modalities

The program includes approximately 450 hours of coursework, spread between September and June.
It can be pursued either through an apprenticeship contract or in the standard (initial) academic format. The apprenticeship track (FA) prepares "support consultants," who are more specialized in transformation, project management, and change management. The standard track (FI) prepares "decision-making consultants," who are more focused on business opportunity analysis, strategic diagnosis, analytical consulting, or research in management and organization.

In the latter case, students are automatically enrolled in theResearch in Management (RIM2) degree, which also serves as a gateway to doctoral studies in management science. These students benefit from personalized supervision and may optionally participate in research projects or research stays during their time in the workplace.

The training (in both FI and FA formats) follows a work-study rhythm, as outlined below:

  • September to December: university
  • December to April: company placement
  • May to June: university

Both FA and FI students will be required to design and write a research thesis based on their experience in a consulting firm. The thesis and its defense will be conducted in English.


Internships and Supervised Projects

Students in both the apprenticeship and initial tracks are required to design and write a research thesis based on their experience in a consulting firm. The thesis and its defense will be conducted in English.

For students in the initial track, a minimum 4-month internship is mandatory.