Entry requirements

This course is open to students with a first-year Master’s who wish to take a year out. It is open to applicants from all backgrounds (information science, applied management science (management of innovation, management of information, intercultural management, etc.), strategy, general company policy, entrepreneurship, data, decision making).

Benefits of the program

This University Diploma is aimed at all students from the Ile-de-France Institute of Service Engineering who wish to gain international experience in the field of service engineering. In addition to the multicultural aspect, the richness of this course lies in the fact that students can choose from a range of disciplines in order to enrich their original training.

Acquired skills

Students can choose subjects to reflect the skills connected with stheir professional project:

* project management,

* setting up an intelligence system, etc.

The main aim of this diploma is to allow students to:

* master several languages (plurilingualism),

* get to know others in all their cultural diversity

International

The International Service Engineering University Diploma is designed to allow students from the Ile-de-France Institute of Service Engineering to carry out a year-long mobility period spent fully or partially abroad. The University Diploma is designed in particular for students who cannot take part in an exchange programme as part of their original course. The University Diploma is a complementary year of study that includes one semester of study on an exchange programme at one of the partner universities of Université Gustave Eiffel followed by a 6-month work placement in France or abroad.

An educational mobility contract is drawn up for each student spending one or two semesters abroad, in accordance with the procedures in force.

A work placement agreement is drawn up for each student spending a semester on a work placement, in compliance with the regulations governing work placements in higher education.

Capacities

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Course venue

Your future career

- Career opportunities: those targeted by the courses that the students take after the university diploma, with the additional ability to work in an international environment.

- Level of responsibility: executive.

- Sectors concerned: those targeted by the courses that the students take after the university diploma.

Professional integration

By giving students the opportunity to take part in exchange programmes abroad, the International Service Engineering University Diploma aims to equip students in the best way for employment in a job market that has become very competitive both in France and abroad and for professional fulfilment throughout their careers.

Study objectives

International mobility during the student’s time at university is now considered a necessity in order to actively prepare them for a quality start to working life.

International mobility helps students meet the ever greater demands of employers in terms of foreign language skills and of an increasingly globalised job market. International immersion through a study period abroad allows them to develop:

- Language skills (increase technical vocabulary specific to their area of expertise, etc.) and intercultural skills.

- Personal skills: independence, adaptability, open-mindedness, innovation, etc.

Thanks to the international mobility period, now opportunities can open up and students can start to develop an international network.

The International Services Engineering university diploma also meets the needs of students wishing to consolidate their skills by offering the possibility to validate one semester through a work placement. This option mainly concerns first-year Master’s students who do not have enough professional experience with regard to their planned specialisation in M2.

Major thematics of study

The classes followed cannot be pre-defined because they correspond to those taken by the student in the partner establishment and therefore differ according to the student’s choices, their field of specialisation and their professional project.

However, they must include at least 70% of classes from the following list of generic topics:

- Information science

- Applied management science (management of innovation, management of information, intercultural management, etc.)

- Strategy, general company policy

- Entrepreneurship

- Data, decision making

30% of classes may be chosen by the student at their host university. These classes must be approved by the course director.

Calendar

One semester on an exchange programme and one semester of work placement in France or abroad.