Master's DegreeDigital communication

Degree in agreement with l’Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France

Collaboration with the Faculty of Economics, Management and Science of Université Catholique de Lille

Enter the era of communication 2.0!

Presentation

This Master’s degree in Digital Communication offers a rigorous academic course focussed on the issues at stake in an increasing digital society. It provides students with advanced communication skills, technical competence with the latest digital tools and the ability to analyse data effectively.

Language of instruction: French

Academic Calendar:

Fall semester from mid-September to Christmas, spring semester from mid-January to mid-May

550 teaching hours in the first year, 420 in the second year

Advantages

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Long-term internships

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University partnerships

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Scientific and professional seminars

Entry Requirements

Open to students with a Bachelors’ degree in the following areas who can speak and write good French: Computer Studies, Information Technology, Communication, Economics, Management (other arts and social science subjects may be considered). Non-native speakers of French are also required to prove they have attained the level B2 in French.

Program

  • Web content creation
  • Sociology of innovation
  • Agile project management
  • UX Design 
  • Network law and security
  • Data analysis 
  • Digital culture and sociabilities
  • Digital ethics

20

students per class

24h

teaching hours per week

3

months internship in year 1

4

months internship in the 2nd year

Internships and Work Experience

Students will do a mandatory three-month-long internship each year.

Entry requirement

Open to students with a Bachelors’ degree in the following areas who can speak and write good French: Computer Studies, Information Technology, Communication, Economics, Management (other arts and social science subjects may be considered). Non-native speakers of French are also required to prove they have attained the level B2 in French.

What's next?

Students will be able to build up an impressive profile of skills and experience enabling them to meet the needs of today’s employers (data analysis, UX analysis, project management, social media management etc.). Future career possibilities include: 

  • Community manager
  • Social media manager
  • Digital project leader
  • Editor (online publications)
  • Content manager
  • Online communications officer
  • Web designer
  • Digital planner
  • Webmaster
  • Online marketing manager
  • Traffic manager etc.

Testimonials

Staff and contacts

Program Director FLSH

Zineb Serghini
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Program Director FGES

Nicolas Gouvy
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Research supervisors: 

Dr Zineb Serghini (Strategic Communication),

Dr Lydie Lenne (Digital Communication)

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