Key figures and labels
Created: 1872
Status: consular
Equis Accredited (European Quality Improvement System)
Label: Global Compact
Member of the EFMD (European Foundation For Management Development), of the AACSB (The International Association for Management Education), and of the Management chapter of the Conference of Grandes Ecoles

Number of students on campus: 2,227
Number of international students on campus: 560
Nationalities represented: 20
Number of permanent Professors: 57
Number of professional contributors: 550
Number of international partner Universities: 99

Associative activities: Communication, Sustainable Development, Humanitarian, Sport, Junior Enterprise, Cultural…

Sporting activities and facilities: many sporting activities are offered on a campus featuring 4 tennis courts, the René Ancellin athletics stadium (equipped for night time training, featuring an 8-lane track, jumping and throwing areas), a swimming pool (50m Olympic and 25m pools), and our UFR-STAPS gymnasia. The sports office offers the following sporting catalogue: Aerobics, Aikido, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Boating licence, Bodybuilding, Boxing, Climbing, Diving, Fencing, Football, Golf, Gymnastics, Handball, Horse riding, Judo, Karate, Kayaking, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing, Self Defence, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tennis, Training ship, Trampoline, Volleyball, Water polo, Windsurfing, Yoga.

Master of Science in Management (Grande Ecole Degree)
Diploma approved by the Minister of National Education: Master’s grade
Number of students studying for a Master of Science in Management: 1,100
Start of term for the Master of Science in Management: 13th September
Duration of studies: 24 months of which a minimum of 6 months (and up to 18 months) work experience.
Study fees: 15,000 euros for the entire duration of studies, with the possibility of paying in instalments

Programme requirements over 2 years:
6 obligatory core courses (600h): MARKETING, HRM, STRATEGY, INNOVATION, COMPLEXITY, FINANCE
A minimum of 12 electives (1200h) to be chosen from more than 100: euromed-marseille.com/course-master
2 international seminars
6 months obligatory work experience
Possibility of taking a year out between the 1st and 2nd years
Minimum TOEFL score of 550 or 750 for TOEIC
6 Action Projects to be undertaken: 1 Pro-Act International, 1 Pro-Act Employment, 1 Pro-Act Research (thesis), 1 Pro-Act Languages, 2 Elective Pro-Acts.

Your own path
At Euromed Marseille, we try to focus on your uniqueness and difference. We do not agree with the classic education offered by French "Grandes Ecoles"; that of standardization and indoctrination. It is not our intention to produce clones.
Any manager can copy other managers, some may even do this and improve on their model. However, managers who make the difference are those who can forge their own path. At Euromed Marseille students and participants retain full control over their choices. You, and no one else, will determine your programme corresponding to your professional project. You will be responsible for what you learn, for your experiences, and for yourself. We are the only Management School to have introduced personal development as the backbone to our programmes. As a result, you will find here as many programmes as there are students. Here, a professor’s objective is to support the students in creating their own business: by themselves.
Your curriculum will include basic courses - marketing, finance, strategy… as well as electives courses and hands-on experience. You will finally be free to learn what you really want to learn.

Pro-act: learning through action
Action! The PRO-ACT, PROject-Actions, are like your own short films (one-reelers). You choose the theme, scenario, direction... The concept is that projects should not remain abstract, they need to be realised. You will learn not to wait for the ideal conditions to occur – they never do – you will create these conditions, yourselves. Through action. This unique pedagogical approach represents a challenge. You will undertake several such projects during the course of your studies. Real-life situations, concrete facts, objectives, results… Individual or collective projects, carried out from beginning to end; always bearing in mind the results you want. And although the initiative and direction are your responsibility, the school will support you in the putting your ideas in place. Imagine!
Even before you begin your professional career, you will have these achievements
behind you and on your CV.

The unparalleled metropolis of southern Europe
Combining the art of living with economic dynamism, Marseille is the unparalleled southern European metropolis.
Primary industrial and tertiary centre of the south of France, Marseille possesses undeniable assets: a long history of international exchanges, a dynamic, youthful and creative population, a geostrategic position between Europe and the Mediterranean, and a good quality and style of life. Marseille confirms its reputation as the great economic power of the Mediterranean basin.

A dynamic economy
The Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur region rivals Ile de France in terms of company start-ups. There is a richness of small to medium-sized companies and industries that meets the sub-contracting needs of large clients and represents a solid industrial anchorage. The region holds leading positions in petrochemicals, steel, micro-electronics, telecommunications, agro-alimentary industry, marine engineering, tourism, culture and cinema. Today Provence hosts over 500 foreign-based companies, of which a large proportion are American, British, or German. Provence also is home to the second largest diplomatic representation after Paris.

Key figures for the Bouches-du-Rhone department
Leading microelectronics centre for France and Southern Europe
Leading territory for foreign investment in 2000
Leading telecommunications position (excluding Paris)
Leading world helicopter manufacturer
Leading Agro-alimentary Department
Leading airport for freight (excluding Paris)
Leading port for France and the Mediterranean
Leading petrochemical centre
Leading industrial pole for the South of France
Leading centre of image and sound (excluding Paris)
Leading pole of public research (outside Paris)
Leading location for festivals in the world
Leading region for tourism