Master Innovation, Entreprise Et Societe

For Master Innovation, Entreprise Et Societe, tuition is 292 USD per year.

Université Paris Nanterre offers the Master Innovation, Entreprise et Société in Nanterre, France, a two-year graduate program examining the relationship between innovation, business organizations, and broader social change. This interdisciplinary field looks at how new technologies, products, and business models emerge, spread, and reshape industries and society, drawing on management, sociology, and economics. Students typically study the processes of technological and organizational innovation, entrepreneurship, the diffusion of new products and services, and the social and economic consequences of innovation, including its effects on work, inequality, and public policy. Coursework often includes case studies of firms and sectors undergoing transformation, analysis of innovation ecosystems and start-up dynamics, and the study of how organizations manage change internally while responding to external pressures such as digitalization or regulatory shifts. Many programs also address responsible innovation, examining how ethical, environmental, and social considerations increasingly shape business decisions. Graduates from this type of program commonly pursue careers in innovation management, corporate strategy, consulting, entrepreneurship support organizations, or research and policy roles focused on how businesses and societies adapt to technological change. Some move into roles within incubators, venture capital, or public agencies that support innovation policy. Instruction for the program is delivered in French. The degree runs over two years, with enrollment expected to begin in September, following the standard academic calendar for French universities. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR, in line with the public tuition rates applied to state-recognized master's programs in France.