Program Overview

Master [120] in Management (Shift Schedule)

The Master [120] in Management is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to succeed in the field of management. The program is offered by the Louvain School of Management (LSM) at the Universitť catholique de Louvain.

Program Structure

The program consists of a core curriculum, a professional focus, and optional modules. The core curriculum includes courses such as:

• Mťthodes quantitatives de gestion avancťes (Advanced Quantitative Management Methods)
• Managerial Skills
• Performance Control
• Strategic Marketing
• Seminar on Management Research Methods
• Master's Thesis Seminar
• Final Master's Thesis

Professional Focus

The professional focus is a 30-credit module that allows students to specialize in a specific area of management. The available options include:

• Project Management
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Market Insights
• SME Management
• Corporate Finance
• Challenges of Sustainable Development and Transition

Optional Modules

Students can choose from a range of optional modules, including:

• Module Gestion des Opťrations (Operations Management)
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Logistics and Transport
• Module Finance
  • Financial Markets and Investors Behaviour
  • Risk Management
• Module Marketing
  • Advanced Methods and Models in Marketing
  • Consumer Experience
• Module Entrepreneuriat (Entrepreneurship)
  • Launching a Company
  • Financing, Growth and Business Transfer

Preparatory Module

The preparatory module is designed for students who need to acquire additional knowledge and skills before starting the master's program. The module includes courses such as:

• Managerial Economics
• Production Management
• Projet et accompagnement pťdagogiques (Pedagogical Project and Accompaniment)
• Quantitative Management Methods
• Human Management
• Finance
• Marketing
• Accounting and Financial Diagnosis
• Corporate Strategy
• Critical Thinking

Program Details

The program is taught in French and consists of 120 credits. The program is designed to be completed in two years, with the possibility of completing it in one year for students with a strong academic background. The program includes a mix of theoretical and practical courses, as well as a master's thesis and a final exam.