Innovation Management
Master
Overview
The Master’s degree in Innovation Management is the result of a collaboration between Dauphine–PSL and MINES Paris - PSL. The multidisciplinary curriculum is designed to train a new generation of managers and researchers in the paradigm of innovative design in management science and the rationale behind today’s innovations. It explores connections with numerous other disciplines, including engineering, economics, sociology, philosophy, cognition, history, law, art and data science.
The Master’s degree is affiliated with PSL’s graduate program in Management and Engineering.
Learning outcomes
- Experience multidisciplinary innovation at the heart of a diverse class: management, law, finance, economics, political science, design, engineering and doctorates in science.
- Lead real professional projects for businesses: “Business plan”, technology forecasting, innovative design.
- Take on responsibilities for major projects throughout the course of the Master’s: study trips, bi-monthly talks and annual conferences, website, blog, etc.
Opportunities
- Innovation project manager
- Product manager
- Innovation financing manager
- Innovation manager
- Innovation consultant
- Research in innovation management
- Company creation...
Structure
Academic tracks
Master’s Year 1 : 1 track
- Innovation management
Master’s Year 2 : 1 track
- Technology and Innovation Management
Costs
Funding
Admissions
Qualifications
Prerequisites and/or diplomas recommended for admission to the program (Master’s Year 1): Bachelor's degree (180 ETCS) or equivalent level, in Management, Economics, Human and Social Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics or Computer Science.
Language requirements
TCF