Master's degree M2 International Management – Double Degree in Asian Context – IMAC (FT)

Training presentation

The Master in International Management – Double degree in Asian Context – IMAC (FT) is a full-time double degree over two years, entirely taught in English and designed for International and French university graduates. After validation, students obtain a double degree from TSM and the College of Management of Mahidol University (CMMU) in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Master offers high quality teaching from professors in two internationally renowned institutions, a truly multicultural work environment with students coming from all over the world, and close relationships with the business world.

By the end of the Master in International Management – Double degree in Asian Context – IMAC (FT), students will be able to:

• Discuss international business situations and issues, with a particular focus on the Asian economy;
• Apply theoretical and conceptual elements to the analysis of international business situations, and especially business situations with and within Asian companies;
• Use of methodological tools and frameworks in business analysis and development;
• Design relevant recommendations on international business situations based on methodological tools and frameworks;
• Comprehend different ways in which international business affects society and environment;
• Communicate clearly and efficiently both in written and oral modes;
• Operate in a multicultural and multicultural environment (negotiate, manage, lead)

In their first year, students follow courses in Toulouse and do a 3 to 6-month internship in France or abroad.
In their second year, students follow courses at CMMU in Bangkok, Thailand, and do a 6-month internship in Thailand or abroad.

Profile

The Master in International Management – Double degree in Asian Context – IMAC (FT) is open to students having completed the first year of the Master in International Management (MIM). Application to the double degree is made simultaneaously with the application to the first year of the Master, via the supplementary form.