Entry requirements

Target candidates: Licence or Master’s degree holders.

Knowledge and skills expected for admission to the course: French language proficiency, good general knowledge, methodological skills and ability to synthesise information, use of basic software, initiative, research and artistic creativity, interest in books and publishing (related experience welcome), knowledge of English.

Benefits of the program

This Master’s proposes a single programme (print and digital) tailored to the evolution of publishing. It has a strong professional focus, as students can study in apprenticeship format from the first year and have the opportunity to undertake several long work placements if studying in initial training format. At the end of the programme, students undertake an individual publishing project, which draws on all the knowledge and skills acquired throughout and is supervised by professionals.

Acquired skills

The course provides the skills required for creating, developing and managing publishing projects (books and multimedia) in literary, artistic, educational, cultural, scientific and practical fields.

It provides students with professional know-how as well as artistic, legal and financial knowledge and the skills required to take on the responsibilities of a publisher or to create a business.

International

Students can undertake international work placements.

Capacities

18

Course venue

Other course venue

(atelier de 20h à Estienne)

Your future career

After graduating, students can apply for positions in the field of print publishing as well as in publishing entities specialised in multimedia creation and website creation, development, online publication and management. Students may find employment as a publisher’s assistant, project manager, editor (after several years’ experience), head of an editorial department or small business, communications manager in the book industry, cultural establishments, or government ministries (positions as publishing manager or communications manager for publishing).

Professional integration

After graduating, students can apply for positions in the field of print publishing as well as in publishing entities specialised in multimedia creation and website creation, development, online publication and management. Students may find employment as a publisher’s assistant, project manager, editor (after several years’ experience), head of an editorial department or small business, communications manager in the book industry, cultural establishments, or government ministries (positions as publishing manager or communications manager for publishing).

Study objectives

Train executives for tomorrow’s publishing industry, by combining knowledge of print publishing and skills in digital publishing.

Major thematics of study

Literature, history of art, history of books and publishing, desktop publishing software, the book production chain, creation of e-books, image processing, law, marketing, English.

Calendar

Work placements from January to end of March and mid-June to mid-September - apprenticeship: Semester 1: two days in a company, three days at university - Semester 2, from January to end of March: four days in a company, one day at university, from April to June: two days in a company, three days at university.

Back-to-school date

09-06-2024