Management, professional focus in Intrapreneurship and Management of Innovation Projects

Programme content

Upon completion of the specialization, students will be able to: Manage a concrete strategic project in a company (as a young "project manager" or "junior consultant"):

• analysis of the stakes, cross-functional and multi-dimensional vision of the project, identification of solutions, implementation of the chosen solution, etc. ;
• mobilization of tools for diagnosing the context of the innovation project ;
• use project management and change management tools.

Use "soft skills": initiative, strategic thinking, critical thinking, solution-finding, cross-disciplinary approach, negotiation techniques, communication skills, teamwork skills, etc

Articulate academic and professional visions, combining theoretical concepts with practical realities ;

Develop comprehensive expertise in project management, innovation management and change management.

This specialization is offered as part of the Master in Management.

The Master in Management provides students with an in-depth understanding of how businesses and organizations operate, as well as insight into contemporary economic challenges. Through this program, they are equipped to engage strategically and responsibly in all areas of business management.

By deepening their knowledge of core management disciplines (through the common curriculum) and specializing in a specific field (through a specialization), students will develop strong technical skills and essential soft skills to thrive as managers, executives, or entrepreneurs.

This specialization paves the way for both generalist and specialist career paths, offering a unique and distinctive profile that is highly valued in the job market.

Other specializations available within this Master's program:

• Banking and asset management
• Financial analysis and audit
• Global supply chain management
• International strategic marketing
• Management des entreprises sociales et transition
• Management des organisations et dynamiques sociales
• Droit (1st step - Droit-Gestion)
• Droit-Gestion
• Finalité didactique

Added value

The importance given to foreign languages and internationalization in the program

Master's courses are offered either entirely in English or in a bilingual French-English format. Students are also expected to master a second foreign language and spend part of their first master's year at one of 152 partner universities in 41 countries (47% of which hold at least one accreditation among EQUIS, AACSB, or EPAS, and 10% holding the prestigious triple accreditation). There is also a policy of double-degree programs with foreign universities.

A program that combines broad academic and cross-disciplinary skills

The program develops skills essential for building a successful career in the economic world, in companies or professional organizations (adaptability, flexibility, intellectual curiosity, openness to the world, creativity, entrepreneurial mindset, communication, personal commitment and development, grounding in real-world issues, and lifelong learning).

Unique skills workshops in French-speaking Belgium

An innovative educational structure designed to help students acquire and validate various practical skills through a wide range of transdisciplinary workshops. These workshops help develop soft skills (communication, negotiation, leadership, etc.), build a professional project, acquire operational skills, and personalize the curriculum. Upon completion, students receive, in addition to their degree, an official document listing all the skills they have acquired.