International University of Monaco offers MSc in Luxury Management test, a master's degree in Business & Management programme in Monaco, Monaco. The programme runs for 16 years. It carries 120.0 credits (ECTS). Teaching is in English.
At a glance
Degree:Master's Degree
Field:Business & Management
Duration: 16 years
Credits: 120.0 (ECTS)
Language: English
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Program details
Overview
SpecializationsCareer OpportunitiesAdmissions u0026amp; Fees MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LUXURY MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW Luxury strategies were invented in Europe and developed worldwide mainly by french and Italian companies ” (J.N.Kapferer, V. Bastien, 2012). Monaco lies between these two countries and represents the ideal place where students can learn luxury in class and experience luxury outside class. Since 2006 IUM has developed the MSc in Luxury Management program, considering the needs of an ever-evolving segment and working closely with large corporations and emerging brands. The program aims to give students a strong foundation in Luxury Management, making them understand the theoretical framework, the principles of luxury dynamics, the luxury customers, and the luxury codes. In 16 years, the MSc in Luxury Management has trained a large Alumni Community well established and continually growing across scores of countries now working in all luxury sectors. Master of Science in Luxury Management Highlights 2 intakes: – September (16 months)10 months of courses + internship eligible with 90 US credits (= 120 ECTS credits) – January (12 months) eligible with 120 US credits (=240 ECTS credits)+ Academic background in Business & Management Yachting Track: the only Yachting Management Specialization, designed in collaboration with the Monaco Yachting Cluster, a panel consisting of the industry-leading experts Field Trip Internship, Thesis or Applied Project (Professional Immersion) Ma