Career opportunities
Graduates of the program can look forward to the following career opportunities:
- Product/Project Manager
- Sales Manager
- Export/Import Manager
- Subsidiary Manager
- International Brand Manager
- Marketing manager/Consultant
- Business Analyst
- Digital marketer
Employment statistics
Program structure
Semesters 1 to 3
Core subjects:
- International Marketing Management and International Market research techniques
- Multicultural Management and Cases in International marketing
- International operations management and Business negotiation
- Ecommerce, digital marketing and strategy and international development
- Brand and Services marketing and project management
- Research Methodology and Dissertation Outline
- Business Case competition 1+2
- Internship of 4 months at the end of year 1
- Final Dissertation
Electives (Students are required to select 3 elective courses in year 1)
- Critical issues in Management
- Cases in ethical and sustainable development
- Leading in multicultural environments
- Business strategy and performance
- Change Management and organizational Transformation
- Digitalization and corporate finance
- Digital disruption and industry 4.0
Admission
Full admission
For Full admission, the applicant must satisfy the following:
- The applicant for ILPM programs is a holder of a Bachelor’s degree in the area of logistics (BA, BSC, BIM in logistics, supply chain or port management) or Bachelors in Business or Management (BBA, BSC- Business and Management) with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0, or its equivalent.
- The applicant achieved the minimum required score of proficiency test in English with a valid certificate as the following:
- For Master’s programs taught in English, the applicant has achieved an EmSAT English with a minimum score of 1400 or its equivalent (Applicants for Master programs taught in English may be exempted from the English proficiency requirement only for students who undertook all their schooling (K-12) plus a Bachelor’s degree in English in a reference English-speaking country (e.g. UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand).
- The applicant passed the interview before the Admission Committee to determine the suitability of the applicant for the College.
Conditional admission
Subject to availability of seats, conditional admission may be granted if the applicant fulfills the above listed general conditions of full admission, but his/her CGPA is between 2.0 and 2.99, or if (the program is taught in English) his/her EmSAT English score is between 1250 and less than 1400 or its equivalent.
Document checklist
- Completed application form
- Official university transcripts and graduation certificates attested by the appropriate authorities.
- Proof of application for an Equivalency Certificate obtained from the UAE Ministry of Education’s Higher Education Affairs Division for undergraduate degrees from universities outside the UAE
- A valid Certificate of proficiency test in English:
- For all Master programs taught in English: (English EmSAT) with a minimum score of 1400 or its equivalent, applicants for Master programs taught in English may be exempted from the English proficiency requirement only for those students who undertook all their schooling (K-12) plus a Bachelor’s degree in English in a reference English speaking country (e.g. UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand).
- Copy of a valid passport and identity card.
- Emirates ID (for UAE nationals and residents)
- CV and experience certificate
Practical information
Tuition fees and Scholarships
Once-Off Fees:
- Admissions Fee – 1,500AED
- Registration Fee – 1,200AED
- Graduation Fee – 2,000AED
- Alumni Membership – 2,000AED
Program tuition fee is AED 118,000 with a complimentary internship. A variety of scholarships are offered to encourage students to develop academic strength, discipline, and a sense of community.
*VAT is not included on the above fees.
- EM Normandie in the UAE Foundation Scholarship
- EM Normandie in the UAE Excellence Scholarship
- Athletic scholarship
Internships
All students are required to complete an internship of minimum 4 weeks at the end of year 1. All internships are evaluated. Professional experience and other internships completed before entering the EM Normandie program may not under any circumstances be deemed to meet the requirements of the Internship Regulations.
Internship assessment grid is validated when a minimum mark of 10/20 has been awarded. In the event of a mark lower than 10/20, the internship is not validated.
Any EM Normandie student who has not fulfilled the above obligations with respect to internships will not be awarded the degree. Internship regulations are described hereunder.
Semester | Duration | Time in the Year | Type of Internship | Country | CH |
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4 | 4 months minimum | End of year 1 (Requirements: complete 33 credit hours) | Internship of an operational nature in the field of logistics, port management, international trade or allied activities | UAE or abroad | 3 CH |
Student mobility
Within the framework of exchange agreements signed by Ecole de Management de Normandie with the institutions concerned, students might choose to spend an academic study stay of 1 semester (September- December) in EM NORMANDIE French campuses delivering the masters programs. Such exchanges imply that:
- The study plan has been approved by EM Normandie business school, Dubai campus and the student has submitted a Learning Agreement for validation by the school.
- Study plan at EM NORMANDIE French campuses depends on the number of seats available and upon validation by the dean office