Master in Information and Communication: Organizational Communication

This Master's program in Information and Communication focuses on organizational communication, preparing students for high-level professional roles. It blends theoretical foundations with practical application, covering essential areas like communication strategies, public relations, crisis communication, and media training. The curriculum also addresses contemporary issues such as AI, corporate social responsibility, diversity, and interculturality in communication. The program is delivered by both academic researchers in social sciences and information/communication, and industry professionals. Learning methods are diverse, including lectures, tutorials, case studies, and practical exercises. A strong emphasis is placed on research, with group projects in the first year and an individual thesis in the second year. The goal is to equip graduates with the analytical and strategic skills needed to design and implement communication plans that enhance an organization's image and reputation. The second year of the Master's is completed through an apprenticeship (alternance), allowing students to gain practical experience while studying.

Curriculum

The program is structured over two years, with the second year focusing on an apprenticeship (alternance). Students gain 120 ECTS credits throughout the program. The second year involves 400 hours of coursework from September to January, followed by a 3 to 6-month internship.

1. M1
   • UE1 Enseignements disciplinaires en SIC et SHS
   • UE2 Enseignements de spécialité
   • UE3 Enseignements méthodologiques
   • UE4 Enseignements d’ouverture
   • UE facultative
2. M2
   • Communication des organisations (Apprenticeship)

Careers

This specialized training aims to develop professional skills for designing communication strategies. Graduates are prepared for roles in various organizational settings.

• Communication Manager
• Public Relations Specialist
• Crisis Communication Officer
• Media Relations Manager
• Corporate Communication Strategist

Frequently asked questions

What are the entry requirements for the Master in Information and Communication program?

To be eligible for the Master 2 program, you must hold a Bac +4 degree (240 ECTS) and be under 30 years old if you are applying for an apprenticeship. Professionals returning to study or changing careers with a Bac +4 or equivalent are also considered.

What is the duration and structure of the program?

The Master's program is structured over two years and awards 120 ECTS credits. The second year of the program is completed through an apprenticeship (alternance).

What kind of practical experience will I gain?

The second year of the Master's program involves an apprenticeship (alternance), which allows you to gain practical professional experience while studying. This includes 400 hours of coursework followed by a 3 to 6-month internship.

What are the career prospects after graduating from this program?

This program prepares you for high-level professional roles in organizational communication, such as Communication Manager, Public Relations Specialist, Crisis Communication Officer, Media Relations Manager, and Corporate Communication Strategist.

How do I apply for the Master 2 program, especially the apprenticeship track?

To apply, you need to meet academic and age requirements, gather documents like transcripts, CV, and motivation letter, and submit your application. Crucially, for the apprenticeship tracks (Master 2 FA/FC), securing an apprenticeship contract with an organization is a mandatory condition for enrollment.

Is tuition and living cost information available?

Information regarding tuition fees for international students and living costs is not available on the provided pages.