Management
Programme
MSc International Human Resources & Performance Management
Practical information
Type of programme
Full time
Duration
1 or 2 years
Tuition fees
€19,000 for the 1-year MSc / €38,000 for the 2-year MSc
Location
Paris (France)
Language
English
Start date(s)
September, January
Admission level
High school + 3 years of study, Bachelor degree
Degree
Master degree
Programme overview
Project based and networked with local companies and professional HR organisations
This MSc is a full-time programme with eight months of courses followed by work experience or a research project.
The MSc International Human Resources & Performance Management is designed for graduates of any discipline who are interested in pursuing a career in human resources or a related area using people and transformation management skills. With a critical approach to HR management strategies and practices and a focus on employee wellbeing, innovative organisational designs, and change and transformation in global environments, this MSc will help you meet the specific needs of future HR managers. As such, the programme provides in-depth study of HR management in multicultural and international settings.
In addition to the international dimension and to the people and change/transformation focussed approach, one of the highlights of the MSc is the low code/no-code approach to technology and digital transformation. We believe that HR should be at the core of digital transformations, which requires an understanding of both digital challenges and digital skills. We help our participants develop both features through a hands-on approach to HR digital transformation and artificial intelligence implementation in a joint initiative with our partners from Microsoft. We also provide participants with the opportunity to get certified in agile methods through the AgilePM certification.
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This programme responds to the following key HRM needs:
- HR managers who play a key role in organisational change and learning in today’s complex global and multicultural environments.
- HR managers able to identify the appropriate knowledge and skills development for employees to improve organisations’ overall performance.
So HR professionals need to:
- enable organisational change to respond to new business realities and opportunities,
- be advocates of skills and knowledge development within the organisation,
- be architects of work and organisational design,
- be guarantors of equity and fairness in organisational processes.
This MSc meets these needs and requirements by developing students’ knowledge and skills to work on organisational change management issues. Graduates know how to contribute to the development of appropriate HRM policies and strategies to promote organisational performance.
All courses are taught by an international faculty that combines high academic achievement with solid corporate experience.
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- Specialised assignments on specific aspects of HR policy (for example, well-being at work policies, recruitment, training, studies on strategic workforce planning, participation in setting up of HR management systems).
- Broader, general assignments combining several different aspects of HR policy (recruitment and/or training, remuneration and/or SWP) or in relation with transverse projects (change management consulting, diversity project management...).
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Financing
2025/2026
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Indian subcontinent
JHAVERI Viragi
Latin America & Western Europe (except France)
DI GIROLAMO Pauline
North Africa & Middle East
FACE Stéphanie
Sub-Saharan Africa
AYERNOR Harriet
China & Northeastern Asia
YANG Jade
Eastern Europe, Central and Southeast Asia, Oceania
Lu Yongfeng