Recognizing that future managers must possess technological skills to thrive in tomorrow’s job market, we have integrated numerous applied technology courses into the curricula of our Grande École Program and Bachelor’s Program.
A Technology-Driven Program Aligned with Market Needs
In the Grande École Program, students complete 190 hours of coursework over five years, equivalent to one semester. The goal is to train astute business engineers capable of navigating an ever-evolving technological landscape.
In the Bachelor in International Management program, students take 84 hours of coursework during the first two years of their studies. This track provides them with a solid foundation to understand and utilize essential technological tools in the corporate world.
Focus on Tech for Business Tracks
Grande École Program
Fundamental skills in IT systems, communication, and digital security
Understanding how networks and information system infrastructures function is essential for navigating today’s complex technological environment.
Data management
Learning to configure, manage, and query relational databases efficiently while ensuring compliance with confidentiality principles.
Mastering Green IT and Cloud Computing
Developing sustainable and efficient solutions for clients while adapting to an ever-evolving digital environment.
Programming principles and languages such as Python and JavaScript
Interacting with technical teams and managing technology-driven projects.
Advanced aspects of cybersecurity, innovation, Industry 4.0, IoT, and AI
Exploring emerging technologies such as virtual/augmented reality, 3D printing, the Metaverse, and smart cities.
Bachelor in International Management
Fundamental skills in IT systems, communication, and digital security
Exploration of computer system hardware components, input/output peripherals, and storage devices to understand the basic architecture of computing. Introduction to the vast field of networking, covering Internet concepts, modern communication technologies, and the crucial issue of security—learning how to effectively protect data and privacy.
Infrastructure & Digital Innovation
Exploration of information system infrastructure, laying the groundwork for an immersion into the fascinating world of virtual machines. Study of cloud computing, which powers the major digital services we use daily (social networks, navigation apps, etc.), making it an essential aspect of modern technology. Finally, students are introduced to the Internet of Things (IoT), data visualization, Big Data, and Smart Cities.
These tracks allow Paris School of Business students to become familiar with the technological tools that will shape the professional world of tomorrow. They are thus prepared to tackle digital challenges and drive innovation in their future careers.