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Master in Management Master in Management 2020 2021 MASTER IN MANAGEMENT INSPIRE CHANGE INSPIRING EDUCATION INSPIRING LIFE We aim for our students to become reliable decision-makers, with high ethical and human standards, a keen situational intelligence and a strong ability for action and innovation. To achieve this goal, TBS applies student-centered teaching methods, individual coaching and project- based learning throughout the program in order to reveal and nurture the unique features of every single student. TBS is spread over 4 campuses and has developed over 200 partnerships with business schools and universities across the world to make sure students excel in international collaboration and are able to adapt to all professional contexts. THE MASTER IN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TRAINS Strongly committed to academic excellence, TBS also offers a wide choice in double degrees and TOMORROW’S MANAGERS certificates of excellence. We make sure our TO BE FULLY OPERATIONAL student develop the robust and versatile expertise IN A COMPLEX AND recruiters are actively seeking for through UNCERTAIN WORLD. demanding programs that coincide with today’s corporate requirements and economic evolutions. Experience and Expertise are key to our Master in Management program. Bolstered by the renowned expertise of our teacher-researchers, guest teachers and our widespread alumni network, TBS provides students with crucial skills to master the job that inspires them so they are quickly identified as high-potential managers. JOIN US & LIVE THE TBS EXPERIENCE! Stéphanie Lavigne Anne Rivière Dean of TBS Director of the Master in Management program THE TBS MASTER A TOP-RANKED PROGRAM IN MANAGEMENT CERTIFIED FRENCH MASTER’S DEGREE DIPLOMA BY FRENCH BUSINESS MAGAZINE “LE MONITEUR DU COMMERCE CERTIFIED INTERNATIONAL” (2019) FRENCH # 1 MASTER’S DEGREE DIPLOMA FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE BY PARISIAN MAGAZINE # 5 “LE PARISIEN ÉTUDIANT” (2020) VAST SELECTION OF DOUBLE DEGREES OF TBS MASTER IN MANAGEMENT 100 % STUDENTS OBTAIN A DOUBLE DEGREE A TRULY INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE CAMPUSES 4 TOULOUSE, 200 PARIS, PARTNER UNIVERSITIES BARCELONA, WORLDWIDE FOR EXCHANGES CASABLANCA & DOUBLE DEGREES A HIGH-PROFILE BUSINESS SCHOOL TRIPLE ACCREDITATION % international 5,600 25 STUDENTS students # TOP of French Business Schools 10 (LE POINT 2019 – SIGEM 2019) STUDENT 6 MONTHS AFTER EMPLOYABILITY 97 % GRADUATION A WIDESPREAD PROFESSIONAL NETWORK 46,000 ALUMNI A WIDE RANGE OF PARTNER COMPANIES FOR INTERNSHIPS & PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 3 4 INTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES YOUR GATEWAY TO THE CORPORATE WORLD BEST STUDENT CITY IN FRANCE TOULOUSE 2 competitive clusters : aerospace & agrofood Voted Best Student City in France by French student magazine L’Etudiant for several years in a row, Toulouse is the place to be to discover Southern French culture, architecture, food, rugby as well as a vibrant student life. The very modern TBS Toulouse Campus is located among local and international companies with easy access to the city center. 20, boulevard Lascrosses – Toulouse, France The ultimate CULTURAL EXPERIENCE PARIS Discover the city of lights Explore everything the city of lights, love and luxury has to offer while studying in the cultural heart of Europe. Our Paris campus is located near the headquarters of large international companies for easy networking. Espace Moncassin, rue Henri-Bocquillon 15 th district, Paris, France. 4 WITH 25% OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SPREAD ACROSS 4 CAMPUSES, TBS IS A TRULY COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOL, WHERE CULTURES FROM ACROSS THE WORLD COME TOGETHER TO WORK, STUDY AND LIVE THE TBS EXPERIENCE WHILE INSPIRING EACH OTHER. Most attractive city FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN SOUTHERN EUROPE Alexia Vanlaere TBS Student – Barcelona Campus I’m in the first year of my Master’s degree and decided to study at the Barcelona campus. The city is truly wonderful. There are a lot of activities and places to discover and it’s very international. This is exactly why I chose the campus, but also because I’m even thinking of finding a job here after my BARCELONA graduation European capital of innovation I wanted to study the “International Business Barcelona is the 2nd largest city in Spain and home to the in Latin America” option, which offers an headquarters of several large international companies overall vision of Latin America. The TBS and financial institutions. The city is well-known for its campus is located right in the city center, so cosmopolitan student population. The TBS Barcelona you’re fully immersed in Barcelona life. I’ll campus is located in the city center, in a rich cultural and only stay 4 months, which is really short, as artistic environment. I really start to like it and I’m even thinking of finding a job here after my graduation. Carrer de Trafalgar, 10 Largest financial center OF THE ARAB WORLD CASABLANCA Home to 60% of Moroccan companies Casablanca is the economic capital of the Kingdom of Morocco and embodies the dynamism of this emerging country. Our 3,500 m2 campus is located in the city’s most prestigious business district. Quartier des Affaires- Sidi Maarouf 5 DISCOVER YOURSELF THIS IS WHERE YOU BELONG Our Master’s in Management program tunes into your desires, passions and ambition. Our goal: provide you with the inspiration to become your true self, both on a professional and personal level. YEAR OPTIONAL 1 YEAR EXPERIENCE GAP YEAR MASTER 1 1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER Toulouse, Barcelona, Toulouse or Barcelona Paris or Casablanca YOUNG & PASSIONATE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS & GOOD PRACTICES Negotiation Skills, Business Analytics, Economics, Financial 2 internships of 6 months Accounting, Corporate Law, Digital Tools, Languages & International Communication, Behavior & Organisation, OR International Development, Business & Marketing, Company Audit, Corporate Social Responsibility Entrepreneurial, humanitarian or personal project. Think & Create Workshops 3-MONTH INTERNSHIP* * The 3-month internship is not mandatory for students who take the gap year option. Already a professional? Are you an artist? TBS Into sports? A musician? ASSET Combining your studies with your passion is easy at TBS. We respect your freedom and your commitments. The Young & Passionate program allows you to schedule courses on fixed half days so you have sufficient time to follow your passion. 6 YEAR 2 TBS Innovative ASSET teaching EXPERTISE MASTER 2 1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER Toulouse, Barcelona, Paris, Casablanca or partner university APPRENTICESHIP DOUBLE DEGREE TBS provides innovative teaching methods, which are evolving, agile, collaborative and inspiring, in keeping with the type of managers we’re training. 6-MONTH INTERNSHIP* * The 6-month internship is mandatory for all students. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO OBTAIN A DOUBLE DEGREE WITH TO OBTAIN A DOUBLE A PARTNER UNIVERSITY MIM/MSC DEGREE To obtain a double degree with a partner university, two consecutive Students who prefer to stay at one of the TBS campuses semesters at the partner university are required during the second can obtain a double MiM/MSc degree in the second year of your Master’s Degree and you need to take a gap year. year (semester 3 and 4). 7 ON-CAMPUS DOUBLE DEGREES TBS offers over 100 Double Degree EXPLORE THE TBS UNIVERSE AND WIN DOUBLE possibilities to hone your expertise, the largest offer in France! You can opt for a Double Degree via our on-campus Master of Science programs or choose to perfect your skills in one of our partner universities across the globe. BUSINESS, STRATEGY & MANAGEMENT MSc FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY & MARKETS MSc INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TOULOUSE • PARIS FULL TIME • TOULOUSE • BARCELONA FULL TIME • MSc INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MSc CONSULTING & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT & CONTROL TOULOUSE FULL TIME • 50% 50% BARCELONA FULL TIME • MSc ENTREPRENEURSHIP & MSc CONTROLLING & RISK MANAGEMENT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PARIS FULL TIME OR PART TIME • TOULOUSE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • 50% 50% MSc AUDIT, CONTRÔLE ET FINANCE EN MSc RELATIONS ET RESSOURCES HUMAINES ENVIRONNEMENT INTERNATIONAL CASABLANCA PART TIME • CASABLANCA FULL TIME OR PART TIME • MSc MANAGEMENT POUR SCIENTIFIQUES CASABLANCA PART TIME • INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MSc STRATEGIC INNOVATION MANAGEMENT MSc MARKETING MANAGEMENT TOULOUSE PART TIME • 50% 50% BARCELONA FULL TIME • MSc MARKETING, MANAGEMENT FINANCE, AUDIT & CONTROLLING & COMMUNICATION TOULOUSE • PARIS • CASABLANCA MSc BANKING & INTERNATIONAL FINANCE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • 50% 50% TOULOUSE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • MSc DIGITAL MARKETING & E-COMMERCE MSc CORPORATE FINANCE & ADVISORY TOULOUSE FULL TIME • TOULOUSE FULL TIME • MSc B2C MARKETING MSc EQUITY RESEARCH & TOULOUSE 50% 50% INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT TOULOUSE FULL TIME • 8 Double Degrees 100 possibilities 27 TBS Master of Science programs 22 international partner universities 8 French partner universities SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN & TOURISM & LUXURY INDUSTRIES PURCHASING MSc FASHION & LUXURY MSc SUPPLY CHAIN & LEAN MANAGEMENT MARKETING MANAGEMENT BARCELONA FULL TIME • TOULOUSE FULL TIME • MSc PURCHASING & MSc INTERNATIONAL LUXURY SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIES MANAGEMENT PARIS FULL TIME • TOULOUSE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • MSc LOGISTIQUES, ACHATS ET MSc TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ÉCHANGES INTERNATIONAUX BARCELONA FULL TIME • CASABLANCA FULL TIME • AEROSPACE & TECHNOLOGY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MANAGEMENT & BIG DATA MSc AEROSPACE MANAGEMENT MSc ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOULOUSE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • & BUSINESS ANALYTICS TOULOUSE FULL TIME OR PART TIME • ARTS & CULTURE MSc BIG DATA, MARKETING & MANAGEMENT TOULOUSE FULL TIME • MSc MANAGEMENT DES ACTIVITÉS CULTURELLES
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