Master’s in Communication & Media Strategy (English Track)
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Master’s in Communication & Media Strategy (English Track)

1st year postgraduate, 3rd year undergraduate

Work-study

September

24 months

Paris

This course is accessible to people with disabilities.

Master’s degree taught entirely in English

Reasons for taking this course

What are the aims of the course?

Become an expert manager in advertising communication and media strategy, capable of steering a brand’s image on a global scale and across all its channels.
In a fully English-speaking learning environment, you will learn to carry out a comprehensive analysis of the brand and its international competitive landscape. You will learn to assess the alignment between the intended image and the perceived image, and then develop an integrated communication plan (from defining the brand identity to selecting the media mix, including budgetary planning and thecross-border roll-out schedule).

You will master the development and optimisation of campaigns across all channels (paid, owned, earned) by using business language directly. You will become proficient in international performance measurement tools and methods for attributing and analysing the contribution of the media mix.
Finally, this immersive experience will enable you to develop your ability to build and brief multicultural teams, manage international service providers and lead complex projects from start to finish, whilst integrating global CSR issues into the brand’s strategy.

What key skills are developed during this training course?

  • Carry out a brand audit: assess the alignment between the intended image and the perceived image, analyse the effectiveness of existing advertising campaigns and identify communication opportunities
  • Develop the communications plan: devise a creative and media strategy by defining the messages, target audiences and distribution channels best suited to the brand’s objectives
  • Implement the communications strategy: brief teams and partner agencies, manage the production of advertising content and oversee the roll-out of multi-channel campaigns
  • Measuring and optimising performance: defining KPIs, analysing media mix reach and attribution data, and adjusting advertising spend based on results
  • Overseeing the advertising and media strategy: monitoring emerging media and special campaigns, developing and negotiating media plans with advertising agencies, and allocating budgets across paid, earned and owned media

At which campuses can this course be taken?

the lessons

What courses are available in Communication & Media Strategy?

60 ECTS credits – 455 hours

  • Communication Strategy
  • Marketing & Global Markets
  • Media Strategy
  • Editorial Strategy
  • Visual Content Production
  • Communication Ecosystem & Channels
  • Brand Identity
  • Trend Watching & Market Intelligence
  • Brand Diversification
  • Internal Communication
  • Media and Communications Law
  • Content Strategy & Brand Content
  • Content Analysis
  • Consumer Insights & Research
  • Industry News & Trends
  • Digital Strategy & Web Marketing
  • Strategic Recommendations & Pitching
  • Client & Agency Dynamics
  • Leadership & Soft Skills
  • Budgeting & KPIs
  • Media & Audience Planning
  • CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Fundamentals

The Big Competition
Students are divided into multidisciplinary teams. They work on a client brief presented by a real brand to address a challenge relating to customer acquisition or retention.

The course content is provided by way of example and may vary in order to better meet market needs and certification requirements.

60 ECTS credits – 455 hours

  • Advanced Digital Strategy & Web Marketing
  • Omnichannel & 360° Media Planning
  • Satisfaction & Performance Analytics
  • Brand Strategy & Activation
  • Media Recommendation Design
  • Influence Strategy
  • CSR Communication (Corporate Social Responsibility)
  • Social Media Strategy
  • Project Management
  • Employer Branding & Internal Communication
  • Content Audit & Strategy
  • Purpose & Brand Engagement
  • Budgeting & Financial Planning
  • Masterclasses

The ‘For Good’ project
What service or product? To meet what need? For which target audience? With what positioning?
Students form mixed groups comprising students from different specialisms to create their own
.

The course content is provided by way of example and may vary in order to better meet market needs and certification requirements.

Teaching methods

  • Lectures
  • Seminars
  • Case studies
  • Conferences
  • Competitions
  • Teamwork

Resources
, digital library, learning hub (Boostcamp), careers hub (Match’Up), personal email, technical support (helpdesk)…

Various assessment methods are used for this specialisation:

  • Written individual case study
  • Written individual work-related scenario
  • Group and individual work-related scenarios (oral and written)
  • Group and individual written business case study

A period of work-based training is also required as part of the course.

Learning in the workplace

Professional experience

How does the work-study scheme work at Master’s level?

What work-study contracts are available?

How long does the work-study contract last?

Does the school help me find a work-study placement?

What career opportunities are available after completing this course?

Careers

Head of Communications

International Project Manager

Account Manager

Account Manager

Head of Marketing and Communications

Communications Consultant

Global Media Planner

Performance Analytics

Employer Branding

international

Is it possible to study abroad?

admissions process

How do I apply for this course?

Compiling your application and applying online

Review of applications and invitation to sit the entrance examinations

Exams and interview with the selection panel

Results received within 5 days of the exams

Completing the online registration

Have completed 180 ECTS credits (Level 6, Bachelor’s degree or equivalent)

In the field of communications, marketing or advertising

Passing the Sup de Pub entrance exams

These entry requirements may be met by equivalent professional experience in communications, marketing or advertising roles (VAPP procedure).

Have completed 240 ECTS credits (BAC+4 or equivalent)

In the field of communications, marketing or advertising

Passing the Sup de Pub entrance exams

For students joining the one-year programme, work experience in the marketing or communications sector is a compulsory requirement for admission to the course.

These entry requirements may be met by equivalent professional experience in communications, marketing or advertising roles (VAPP procedure).

Certification

What qualification is awarded
by the Communication & Media Strategy programme?

Key figures for the share
Brand Communications Manager

95 per cent

97.8%

78 per cent

Employment rate

74 per cent

Fees and financial support

What are the terms of the funding?

M1
(initial)
M2
(initial)
M1+2
(work-study programme)
M2
(work-study programme)
Paris€10,990€11,590 €23,490€12,150

Possible funding options

  • Student loan available through one of our partner banks
  • Payment instalments
  • Discount for siblings enrolled at one of the group’s schools
  • 100% of tuition fees covered for work-study students

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events

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Open House

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