Entrepreneurship courses

KEDGE Business School

Msc Innovation, Transformation, Entrepreneurship in KEDGE Business School

  • Duration : 2 Years
  • Intake : September
  • Level : Postgraduate
  • Tuition & fees : € 16,000 Per Year
  • IELTS : 6.0
  • TOEFL : 70
  • PTE : 0


About Msc Innovation, Transformation, Entrepreneurship in KEDGE Business School

The KEDGE MSc Innovation, Transformation and Entrepreneurship offers to train agile entrepreneurs, “transformative leaders” who can alternately work in companies in transformation management positions or in the startups they will create.

By taking the skills to transform business models disruptively, the program fully meets the needs of the market. The objective of the program is above all to provide a response to a market, to the needs of companies today constrained to innovate and to open up to a global performance and no longer solely economic. The MSc thus trains future innovators who will be:

  • pilots and leaders of transformations linked to innovation projects,
  • actors of value creation, able to bring out collective intelligence in a larger organization,
  • intrapreneurs and entrepreneurs capable of bringing their inventions to the market, by leaning on the right skills to innovate.

Strong points

Track “Entrepreneurs”: The creation of a startup

For students who choose this option, creating a startup is the common thread. The objective of combining training with the concept of "startup studio":
- from an idea, piloting the creation of a startup by benefiting from personalized support by experts,
- from a desire, co-pilot the creation of a startup.

Track “Intrapreneurs”: A red thread case around a business mission

The program is based on an inductive pedagogy. This is why, students work on a business issue throughout their schooling.
- The red thread case is proposed by a company on strategy, strategic management, business transformation, diversification through innovation…
- Students are faced with a real and complex issue where only collective intelligence will co-construct responses to resolve the case.
- The resolution is done via a transdisciplinary approach.
- The teachers animate and adapt their lessons to the progress of the students in their work on the red thread case.
 

A Hackaton, open innovation challenge

The hackaton takes place for a month, in April. It allows to:
- cross knowledge to innovate: mobilization of internal and external students to the program, Engineers, Managers, Designers, business executives…,
- build transdisciplinary teams,
- get out of the frame of reference and work on a another problem, linked to a different environment.
 

Inductive pedagogy, training as a service (TaaS)

The program offers a course in reverse pedagogy:
- knowledge is delivered online (distance),
- know-how and interpersonal skills are validated by real experience throughout the year.
Another characteristic: training is at the service of the red thread project (concept training as a service). Thus, to support students in their mission, learning platforms are available and allow:
- to seek at any time the advice the student needs,
- to go beyond the 12 fundamental courses of the training to meet different needs,
- to offer an inductive educational approach which encourages the student to be active and to seek information.

A study trip

A one-week study trip is included in the training. The latter will take place either in Silicon Valley or in Israel (the decision will be taken at the start of the school year by the program's steering committee). This study trip will allow you to discover startups and innovative companies in total immersion in their environment.

Several Study trip possibilities will also be offered during the year, the objective of which is to go beyond its frame of reference and benchmark on good practices in terms of innovation or entrepreneurship.
As an example: As a partner, visit the Technion scientific center, or visit Station F in Paris, or visit the Airbus Bizlab
 

Expert conferences

Once a month, experts from various fields of activity speak out on a specific subject: ethical and moral digital, health,
for example, a conference by Christophe Prior Chief Transformation Leader at AIRBUS Hélicopter on impact of new technologies on leadership. Or Marc Géméto Innovation Strategy Director at Thales on Agile Innovation

A solid network of partner companies

Christophe PRIOR Chief Transformation Leader at Airbus Helicopters (sponsor of the 1st promotion)
Crédit Agricole Alpes Provence, Degetel, France Digitale, Gemalto, HighCo, Invest Securities, ptc…

Find the partners of MSc Innovation, Transformatio, Entrepreneurship

Access to Kedge Entrepreneurship services

  • Once graduated, free access to our premises dedicated to entrepreneurship on our different campuses: Paris: 500 m² / Marseille: 950 m² / Bordeaux: 400 m² / Toulon: 50 m²
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  • Free access to the Google, AWS, IBM or Microsoft cloud and 90% discount on the professional Hubspot offer
  • Free memberships to French Tech Marseille / Bordeaux and to France Digitale
  • Participation in numerous competitions with funding / rewards:
    • Coup de Pouce Le Roch (competition grant)
    • Msc Startup Challenge Carasso (competition prize)
    • Kedge Business Angels Carasso Prize (competition prize)
    • KEDGE Foundation grants (on selection)
    • Pro Act Entrepreneurs Carasso (competition grant)
  • Invitations / Free Stands on numerous events and fairs dedicated to entrepreneurship:
    • Place + Shared stand at the Salon des Entrepreneurs Marseille / Paris
    • Stand Le Phare Marseille
    • Viva Tech Invitation
    • France Digital Day Invitation
    • Invitation France is Ai
    • Entrance + Delta Festival Stand
    • Summer Festival Invitation
    • Bpi France Inno Generation
  • Team building: Evenings / Networks / Afterworks
  • Networks
    • Access to Kedge Entrepreneurship networks (LinkedIn, Alumni, Clubs) 
    • Job board / student internship access
    • Corporate partners: connecting corporate partners
  • Access to workshops / conferences (thirty per year) organized by KEDGE:
    • Sandra Legrand (Yapuka)
    • Romain Vidal (Cap Horn Invest)
    • Benjamin Bitton (2CFinance)
    • Benajmin Rosso (Numa Avocat)
    • Funding Officer (Bpi)
    • Innovation (Cdiscount)
    • Etc.
  • Media
    • Portrait KEDGE Newsletter (target 1,300 people)
    • Press relations :
      • Portraits Les Echos Entrepreneurs Fair (on selection)
      • Challenge Ranking (on selection)
      • Portraits Made In Marseille (on selection)
      • Portraits La Provence (on selection)
      • Students (on selection)

Academic qualification equivalents

  • Applications are open to all students who are currently doing, or already hold, a degree in higher education abroad (equivalent to at least a bachelor's degree).

English language requirements (one of the below):

  • IELTS: min 6.0 with at least 6.0 for each section
  • TOEFL iBT: TOEFL iBT score > = 70

Kedge Business School Highlights

Type of School Private Business School
Faculty Members 196
Number of students enrolled 12,500
Percentage of International Students 25%
Annual Acceptance Rate 6%
Basic Tuition Fee for International Students 19,900 Euro
Test Scores Accepted GMAT/ TOEFL/IELTS
Official Website http://welcome.kedge.edu/
Graduation Rate 95%
Application fees 100 Euro

Kedge Business School Cost of Attendance

Students seeking to enroll at the school are encouraged to plan an estimated budget for international candidates looking to study in the UK. The average cost of attendance for international students is tabulated below:

Options Costs in Euro (Monthly)
Housing 350-750
Food 200
Transportation 30
OFII Registration 60
International Students Association 20

Know more about Studying in France

Tuition Fees in France (1st Year Average) MBA: Euro 18344 | MS: Euro 7880 | MIM: Euro 14210 | BBA: Euro 10464 | MFin: Euro 17960 | BSc: Euro 15373
Average Accomodation & Food Costs in France Euros 600 to 800 Per Month
Entrance Exams in France TOEFL: 83 | IELTS: 6 | PTE: 62 | GRE: 301 | GMAT: 540
One can also Study in France without IELTS
Work and Study in France Permitted for 20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
Post Study Work Permit in France 2 Years after graduation depending on the course.
Cost of Student Visa in France 99 Euros
Student Visa in France Depending on your purpose i.e. whether you are going for a visit, for pursuing higher education or for work, there are 3 types of visas i.e. Schengen Student Visa, Visa to sit in Placement test and Long Stay Visa.
Intakes in France There are Two Intakes in France: Fall (September) and Spring (January/March)
Top Job Sectors in France Information Technology, Banking and Finance, Engineering, Tourism & Hospitality, Fashion.
Economy in France GDP Growth of 2.3% (2017) 1.7% (2018) 1.2% (2019), 5.5% (2021e) 7th Largest Economy of the World by Nominal
Fees components - (1st year Fees and expense)

Tuition & fees :

€ 16,000

Total

€ 16,000