Eduniversal published its ranking of the best Masters, MSc and MBA courses on February 8. In the sports category, emlyon business school’s MSc in Management – Grande Ecole was ranked 4th in France.
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Completing your bachelor’s degree is a significant achievement, but the decisions you make after this academic milestone will shape your professional life and long-term success. Should you pursue a master’s program to deepen your knowledge in your chosen field? Or should you get a doctoral degree, or start building professionnal experience ? There’s no one-size-fits-all path. Whether you're considering business administration, data sciences, or philosophy, the options after your undergraduate studies are vast. Some students seek certification to boost their employability; others aim for advanced degrees to meet the requirements of high-level positions.
With programs offering varying credits, time commitments, and practical experience, it’s crucial to choose the path that best matches your personal and professional goals. This guide provides the tools you need to decide, prepare, and take the next step whether that’s studying, working, or both.
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Eduniversal published its ranking of the best postgraduate programs. In its assessment, Eduniversal focused solely on the courses themselves, rather than the institutions, taking a sector-by-sector approach and basing its evaluation solely on market criteria. Programs from emlyon business school were highly-rated in the following categories:
Early this month, it was officially announced that 6 of our current emlyon business school’s students would be few of the new mentees of the 2019 edition of the Women@Dior Program.
The sports industry is fast-paced, exciting, and full of diverse opportunities. It’s also big business. Whether you’re an athlete or a non-athlete sports enthusiast, a career in this exhilarating and competitive field can be uniquely fulfilling, and a degree in sports industry management can help get you there. While this business-oriented degree covers many of the topics addressed in other business management degrees such as marketing, finance and leadership, it does so within the specific context of the sports world in order to prepare the next generation of sports organization leaders. Read on for a round-up of reasons to pursue a degree in sports industry management, along with one degree to set you racing ahead in the industry.
The travel industry is on the verge of a reboot. Hospitality was the business sector most visibly touched by the international coronavirus pandemic, from news flashes of outbreaks on cruise ships to the gradual locking-down of airports, museums, hotels, and restaurants. As the industry awakens from this unprecedented shutdown, hospitality management graduates have the opportunity to shape the future of tourism.
The Executive MBA (EMBA) of emlyon business school maintains its position in the QS Executive MBA Ranking 2025 by ranking 23rd at the global level, 12th in Europe and 3rd in France.
Today's finance executives are increasingly focused on controlling, reporting, analyzing, and formatting information that is increasingly abundant and complex. Find out more about five interesting jobs in finance!