New technologies, globalization and exploding digital data drive our world into new challenges that will only be taken up by managers and leaders equipped with the finest skills and knowledge.
Organiser
HEC Lausanne
Degree awarded
Master of Science (MSc) in Management
Four mandatory orientations :
ECTS credits
120
Duration
4 semesters
Teaching language
English. Level necessary for your studies: C1.
Admission requirements
A Bachelor’s degree from a Swiss university in Economics, Management, Finance or Information Systems.
Another degree or university qualification in the same field of study may be deemed equivalent and give access to the Master’s program, with or without conditions.
Enrolment and final dates
The degree course begins in the autumn semester only.
Applications must be submitted to the Admissions Department before the deadline.
Final enrolment date: 30 April. Candidates needing a visa to study in Switzerland: 28 February.
More information
Timetables and course descriptions
Orientation Business Analytics
Examples of career prospects in all types of companies are: business analyst, data analyst, consultant, project manager, entrepreneur, digital marketing analyst, etc.
Orientation Strategy, Organization & Leadership
Following types of positions can be mentioned: consultant, project manager, business analyst, human resources manager, etc.
Orientation Marketing
With this orientation, graduates can seek the following positions: brand manager, marketing analyst, digital marketing manager, consultant, customer and market knowledge manager, etc.
Orientation Behaviour, Economics and Evolution
Graduates of this orientation can work in areas such as : sustainable development, environmental conservation, natural resources management, biotech, agriscience and pharmaceuticals as a consultant, project manager, communications manager, human resources manager, entrepreneur, etc.
Information about career prospects for students of the Faculty of Business and Economics:
Subject to changes.
The French version prevails. Only the official texts should be considered binding.
Last update: 20 February 2024