ECTS
60 credits
Duration
1 year
Training Structure
Institute of Business Administration (IAE)
Language(s) of Instruction
French, English
Overview
The Master’s in Business Engineering in Information Technology (IATI) offers a dual skill set that combines expertise in information technology with business management. The program’s goal is to train business engineers specializing in the information technology (IT) sector.
This specialization addresses a specific need among companies seeking high-level B2B sales professionals who can understand the challenges faced by client companies, negotiate with senior executives, and respond to requests for proposals.
Professional integration is achieved through a project and an internship that combine theoretical knowledge with the resolution of a practical problem during the first and second years of the program.
Objectives
The goal of the program is to train business engineers who specialize in the information technology (IT) sector.
Expertise and Skills
During the master’s program, students will learn to analyze companies’ information technology needs in order to propose the most appropriate solutions. They will learn how to negotiate an information technology proposal with a B2B client. Finally, they will learn to work in teams so that they can subsequently manage a sales team.
Generally speaking, students will gain a sufficient understanding of various management disciplines to interact effectively with all departments within a company and to successfully advocate for their positions within the organization’s decision-making bodies.
Organization
Open on an alternating basis
This program is offered as a work-study program.
Internships, supervised projects
Internship | Required |
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M2: Minimum 5-month internship
Program
The Master’s in Business Engineering in Information Technology (IATI) is a two-year program consisting of four semesters, from S1 through S4.
Semesters 3 and 4 are part of the M2 year, with a schedule tailored to both academic requirements and corporate needs.
Between February and May, part of the second-semester coursework takes place on campus in partnership with the Grande École program at Montpellier Business School.
To enhance the program’s international focus and career readiness, a portion of the M2 coursework is taught in English.
Admission
Admission Requirements
Students who hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent (Bac+3, 180 ECTS)
Target Audience
Desired qualifications: a manager with IT skills (universities, business schools, etc.) and a background in computer science (engineering schools, Master’s in Computer Science, etc.).
Students in science, technology, or service-sector fields.
Mandatory Prerequisites
Admission to the M2 program:
Students who have completed a Master 1 or equivalent (Bac +4, 240 ECTS).