Semester 1 : LEARNING THE ROPES (May–November 2010)

Integration Seminar (May 2010)

This seminar will introduce participants to each other and to the Media & Communication Executive MBA programme – its staff and its objectives. Exposure to interactive leadership and team building activities, and the business project, will provide participants with a taste of what to expect and the opportunity to build a cohesive group.


Marketing Management I (June 2010)

To introduce the participants to some of the major themes found in marketing and services marketing today, with special emphasis placed on the marketing concept, market orientation, the marketing mix and their application to media.


Accounting for decision making (July 2010)

This seminar is designed to give participants the skills necessary to make appropriate decisions based on their previous experience with fundamental accounting principles, their understanding of financial statements, and the financial imperatives of the European Union


Economics (August 2010)

This seminar will introduce participants to economic models and theories that provide the bases for understanding micro and macro economics. The emphasis will be theoretical but attention will also be paid to applying the theory to better understand the impact of “economic thinking” on the functioning of media and communication firms.


Financial Analysis & Building Pro Format Statements (September 2010)

Finance II will concentrate on the specific application of the concepts acquired in the Accounting seminar to financial management in media and communication companies.


Organizational Behaviour (October 2010)

This course will be about how individuals and groups act in organizations and especially about the process of comprehending, predicting, maintaining and influencing people’s behaviour in an organizational setting


Study Tour 1 – BRUSSELS (November 2010)

During this study tour participants will assess the impact that European regulations can have on the future of communications and the conditions of media markets especially as they relate to ethics, sustainable development and lobbying.


Langue d’enseignement :

La langue d’enseignement est l’anglais. Un niveau équivalent à un score Toeic de 650 est demandé lors de l’inscription.
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