MSc Finance & Investment

Accommodation: 750€ – 900€ per month
Food: 150€ – 250€ per month
Transport: 75€ per month

The school does not own or manage its own accommodation. We have a partnership with a dedicated online housing search platform. Once you have paid the deposit, you will be granted access to that platform to begin your search.

You should budget around 750 and 900 euros for a studio. We strongly encourage students to begin their search as early as possible (even before applying for a visa).

All applications must go through our online portal. Once you have uploaded all your documents online, you must pay the application fee to submit your application. Next, we will schedule an online interview to assess your profile and motivations.

The admissions team attends numerous international student fairs throughout the year. The list of fairs that we will be attending is on our web site, learn more here
Please contact (international.admissions@devinci.fr) to arrange an appointment during our visit to your country.

Applications open in October and close in early July.

Please check the programme page for specific requirements.

You will need your CV, your motivation letter, a copy of your grade transcripts and any degrees your already hold, your language test score (if applicable), a copy of your passport, and a photograph of yourself.

If English is not your first language, you must demonstrate a B2 level. You should provide a test score (TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, Cambridge). If English is your first language or if you have graduated from a programme taught in English, you do not need to present an official test score. We will ask you to prove that you graduated from a programme fully taught in English (eg a letter from your school).

Yes, you can apply and might be accepted if you score higher than 80% during the interview or if you provide a French certificate (DALF, DELF, TCF) of at least B1 level.

If you are admitted, you must pay the deposit to secure your place on the programme. Then you will receive an official enrolment letter, which will allow you to start your Visa application.

We offer various scholarship each year. Please consult our dedicated page for more information.

Please check the programme page for up to date pricing, which varies from one programme to another. More info on fees and funding.

After being accepted to study, you must make the deposit payment to secure your place. Your remaining fees will be invoiced after the start of your programme and can be paid in instalments.

Students must have spent one full year in France to be eligible to study in Alternance. So, you cannot study in Alternance during your first year in France.

The school does not operate a direct placement system but does offer a full support. We host on-campus careers fairs so that you can meet company recruitment representatives. You will also have seminars to help you with CV writing, interview preparation, etc. The school will also provide all the necessary documentation to validate your internship.

In France, by law, companies must pay interns who work for longer than 2 months.

The Master in Management (MiM) – Grande École Programme at EMLV is designed for ambitious students and young professionals seeking a comprehensive business education that combines management, technology, and international exposure. The programme welcomes post-baccaleaureate students looking to build strong foundations in business, as well as candidates who want to develop the skills needed to lead organizations through technological, economic, and societal transformations. With its progressive structure, international experiences, and professional specializations, the programme prepares future managers to succeed in a rapidly evolving global business environment.

The Master in Management (MiM) – Grande École Programme helps students develop a broad range of managerial, analytical, and interpersonal skills required in today’s business world. Students gain expertise in strategic management, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, project management, and organizational leadership. The curriculum also emphasizes digital literacy, data-driven decision-making, critical thinking, teamwork, cross-cultural communication, and problem-solving. Through project-based learning, corporate partnerships, international experiences, and exposure to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, students become adaptable leaders capable of managing change and driving innovation.

Graduates of the Master in Management (MiM) – Grande École Programme can pursue diverse career opportunities across industries and functions. Depending on their specialization, graduates may work in consulting, finance, marketing, business development, entrepreneurship, supply chain management, human resources, data analytics, or corporate strategy. Many graduates join multinational companies, start-ups, consulting firms, financial institutions, or technology-driven organizations. EMLV’s strong corporate network, career services, internships, and international opportunities contribute to excellent employability outcomes, helping graduates launch successful careers both in France and internationally.

A Master in Management (MiM) – Grande École Programme is one of the most respected business degrees in France and Europe. It provides a comprehensive understanding of business functions while developing leadership, strategic thinking, and managerial expertise. Unlike highly specialized degrees, a Master in Management offers versatility, enabling graduates to explore various industries and career paths. Students benefit from academic excellence, international mobility, practical business experience, and strong employer recognition. The programme equips future leaders with the knowledge and agility needed to navigate complex global challenges and evolving business models.

Artificial intelligence is transforming how organizations operate, compete, and innovate. AI enables businesses to automate routine tasks, analyze large volumes of data, improve decision-making, personalize customer experiences, and enhance operational efficiency. As organizations undergo digital transformation, managers must understand both the opportunities and challenges associated with AI adoption. The Master in Management (MiM) – Grande École Programme at EMLV integrates technology and management perspectives, helping students understand how AI influences business strategy, organizational change, innovation, and leadership. This prepares graduates to lead responsibly in increasingly technology-driven environments.

The Master in Management – Grande École Programme at EMLV stands out through its unique combination of management education, technological awareness, and international learning experiences. Located in Paris La Défense, Europe’s leading business district, EMLV offers students direct access to a dynamic ecosystem of multinational companies and industry partners. The programme is internationally recognized through prestigious accreditations including AACSB, AMBA, and EFMD Master. Students benefit from a 100% international third year, numerous specializations, project-based learning, strong corporate connections, and personalized career support. EMLV’s interdisciplinary approach prepares graduates to lead organizations through technological, environmental, and societal transitions.

Applying to the Master in Management – Grande École Programme at EMLV is a straightforward process. Candidates can submit their application online through the EMLV admissions platform. Admission requirements vary depending on the applicant’s academic background and entry level. Prospective students are typically asked to provide academic transcripts, a CV, and supporting application materials. Eligible candidates may also be invited to participate in an interview. International applicants are encouraged to apply early to allow sufficient time for visa and relocation procedures. Detailed admission requirements, deadlines, and application guidance are available directly through EMLV’s admissions team and official programme website.

The EMLV MSc Marketing & Digital Communication is designed for recent graduates and ambitious professionals who want to build a career at the intersection of marketing strategy and digital technology. The programme is fully taught in English and welcomes students from any academic background. Whether you studied communications, business, social sciences, humanities, or an entirely unrelated field, the MSc MDC provides the strategic foundation and practical digital toolkit to succeed in one of the most in-demand professional landscapes of the decade.

The programme is built for two distinct profiles. The first is the creative and communications-oriented candidate: someone who instinctively understands storytelling, brand voice, and audience engagement, and who wants to develop the digital mastery and data literacy to translate that instinct into measurable impact. The second is the analytically minded candidate who is drawn to performance marketing, growth hacking, SEO/SEA, and customer data. The MSc MDC is structured to serve both, because the most effective digital marketing professionals in 2026 are those who can operate fluently across both dimensions.

For international students in particular, the programme’s location at EMLV’s Paris–La Défense campus, in the heart of Europe’s largest business district, offers direct proximity to the marketing departments, digital agencies, e-commerce platforms, and brand teams that recruit MDC graduates throughout the year. Paris is also home to a thriving French Tech ecosystem that has produced some of Europe’s fastest-growing digital companies, making it an ideal base for those aiming at European digital careers.

The MSc Marketing & Digital Communication builds a comprehensive and operationally grounded skillset across three interconnected tracks. The Marketing Strategy track covers the disciplines that underpin every effective campaign and brand decision: Marketing Principles, Consumer Behaviour, Advertising and Corporate Communication, Strategic Planning, Digital Transformation of Customer Journey, and Influence Marketing and Social Media. Students develop the capacity to think strategically about how brands grow, how audiences behave, and how to design communications that shift perception and drive commercial outcomes across both traditional and digital channels.

Students learn to build and manage Google Ads campaigns, optimise websites for organic search, design CRM-driven customer journeys, and apply growth hacking frameworks to acquisition and retention challenges, skills that are directly transferable to professional environments from the first day after graduation. Google Analytics proficiency is embedded throughout, ensuring graduates can measure what matters and make data-informed marketing decisions.

The ability to present a campaign ROI to senior stakeholders, manage a cross-functional project, and apply ethical reasoning to data-driven personalisation decisions distinguishes marketing professionals who lead from those who simply execute. The programme’s blend of theory, hands-on practice, and real-world case studies across more than 450 hours of instruction is precisely calibrated to produce that distinction.

Graduates of the EMLV MSc Marketing & Digital Communication enter careers across the full spectrum of modern marketing — from social and content strategy to performance analytics, brand management, e-commerce, and user experience. The most common roles include Digital Marketing Manager, Digital Strategist, SEO/SEA Specialist, E-commerce Marketing Director, Marketing Communications Manager, Marketing Data Analyst, Affiliate Marketing Manager, Digital Product Marketing Manager, Social Media Strategist, and Content Marketing Manager. Many graduates also pursue paths in Growth Marketing, UX and Customer Experience Design, and Paid Media — roles that sit at the boundary of marketing and technology and represent some of the fastest-growing job categories in the European digital economy.

EMLV has developed particularly strong alumni placement across the major digital platforms and agencies. The school ranks first among Paris business schools for digital training in the Up2School ranking — a methodology that evaluates educational offering, student and alumni professional placement, entrepreneurship, and company partnerships specifically in digital marketing. This recognition reflects a genuine track record built over many years of placing graduates with leading digital employers in France and internationally. Alumni of the programme are found in marketing departments at multinationals, in digital agencies running performance campaigns for premium clients, in fast-growing e-commerce companies, and in start-up marketing teams building brands from scratch.

Marketing has undergone a structural transformation in the past decade and a specialist master’s degree is now one of the most effective ways to enter or advance within it. The discipline no longer belongs to a single department or skill type: it now spans data science, creative production, platform strategy, customer psychology, brand architecture, and performance optimisation. Employers are looking for marketers who can move fluidly between these dimensions rather than specialising in only one. An MSc in Marketing & Digital Communication is designed to build exactly that kind of versatile, hybrid professional.

Digital advertising spending globally continues to grow ahead of traditional media, with social commerce, influencer marketing, programmatic advertising, and AI-driven personalisation all representing high-investment priorities for brands across sectors. The roles that didn’t exist five years ago are now among the most sought-after in marketing teams. A programme that trains students in these emerging disciplines alongside the strategic foundations that give them commercial context provides a return on investment that is immediate and measurable.

For international students choosing between countries, France offers a particularly strong case. Paris is the headquarters of some of Europe’s most respected advertising agencies, luxury brands, and fast-growing tech companies, all significant employers of digital marketing graduates. France’s booming French Tech ecosystem, including licornes (unicorns) like Doctolib, Contentsquare, and Mirakl, creates a vibrant market for digital talent that extends well beyond traditional consumer goods and advertising. Completing an MSc in Marketing & Digital Communication in Paris means entering the job market with both European credentials and local industry connections that international candidates in other markets cannot easily replicate.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing faster and more comprehensively than any technology since the internet, and for professionals in digital marketing and communication, this is not a distant transformation to prepare for. It is the operating environment they are entering right now. Generative AI tools are already embedded in content production workflows, enabling marketing teams to draft copy, generate visual assets, produce video scripts, and personalise email campaigns at a speed and scale that were unimaginable just three years ago. For digital marketing professionals, this raises the floor of productivity expectations while simultaneously elevating the value of strategic, creative, and analytical judgement that AI cannot replicate.

In performance marketing and SEO specifically, AI is redefining how search engines surface content, how advertising platforms allocate budget, and how customer data is used to personalise at the individual level. Google’s AI Overviews are reshaping organic search visibility in ways that make traditional keyword-first SEO insufficient. Professionals now need to understand how to optimise for AI-powered search results, featured snippets, and conversational query formats. In paid media, programmatic platforms now use machine learning to make real-time bidding decisions that once required manual campaign management, changing the role of the human marketer from operator to strategist and performance interpreter.

At the organisational level, AI is also changing how marketing functions are structured. Automation is absorbing repetitive execution tasks, which means the marketers who thrive will be those who can set AI tools to work, evaluate their outputs critically, and translate data patterns into brand decisions that resonate with human audiences. Understanding the ethical dimensions, which include privacy regulations such as GDPR, algorithmic bias in audience targeting, the transparency expectations of AI-generated content, is increasingly a core professional competency, not a specialist niche. EMLV’s MSc Marketing & Digital Communication addresses this landscape through its curriculum in data analytics, digital platforms, customer strategy, and the programme’s broader engagement with digital transformation and business ethics.

The EMLV MSc Marketing & Digital Communication stands out within the competitive Paris digital marketing programme landscape through a combination of triple accreditation, a curriculum built directly to industry specification, a proven digital-first institutional heritage, and a location that puts students at the centre of Europe’s largest business district. The programme holds CGE accreditation from the Conférence des Grandes Écoles. It is delivered within a school that holds AACSB and AMBA accreditation, placing EMLV in the top 2% of business schools globally and ensuring the qualification carries weight with international employers.

This recognition reflects a long-established ecosystem of alumni now working at leading digital employers who actively engage with the programme through guest lectures, company visits, and the annual iPitch & Meet event, where MSc MDC students pitch their profiles directly to corporate recruiters.

Applications are submitted through EMLV’s online portal and can be completed in approximately five minutes. The MSc Marketing & Digital Communication has one intake per year, in October. To be eligible, applicants must hold a four-year undergraduate degree (240 ECTS or equivalent) and demonstrate B2 or above English proficiency (IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL, PTE, Cambridge, Duolingo, and EasySpeaking are all accepted tests). Native English speakers and those who completed their prior degree in English are exempt from the language test requirement. Candidates from all academic backgrounds are welcome; admission is selective and based on academic achievement, clarity of career project, personal accomplishments, international awareness, and performance in an online interview with the admissions team and programme director.

Your application file should include your CV, a motivation letter that clearly articulates your interest in digital marketing and your career goals, certified grade transcripts and degree certificates, your language test score where required, a copy of your passport, and a photograph. The application fee is €50, paid online by bank card when you submit your application. Once your documents are reviewed, you will be invited to an online interview. Following a successful interview, you will receive an admission decision by email. Paying the deposit upon admission secures your place and generates the official enrolment letter required for your French student visa application through the Campus France office in your country.

You will have classes from Monday-Friday; you may occasionally have an exam on a Saturday. Your earliest class might begin at 8.30am and your latest class might finish at 8.30pm, but you will never have a full 12 hour day. You will have been 18-24 hours of class per week, depending on your programme. Your timetable changes from one week to the next and will be available online one week in advance.

All of our English-taught programmes have compulsory French classes included as part of the tuition fees. You will sit a French test when you arrive to find your level, so we can put you in an appropriate group.

There is only one intake per year in September or October.

Your Visa application should go through your local Campus France office. You can use your enrolment letter from the school to begin your Visa application.

We will refund your deposit upon presentation of the official refusal document.

French law authorises foreign students to an auxiliary work of 964 hours during the year, the equivalent of 60% of the legal working year. It can only be auxiliary income. When you work in France, whether or not you are a student, you are guaranteed a minimum wage by law. We recommend that you begin your programme before looking for a job – your school work is your priority and we cannot allow absences for your job.

Yes. International students who have graduated from an RNCP or CGE accredited EMLV programme are eligible for Job seeker/ new business creator residence permit ( former APS. This residence permit allows students to renew their student visa for 1 year to look for a job or create a company in France. Learn more here