Specialised Masters in Performance Management and Industrial Transformation
This degree prepares managers for tackling the global transformation of production, management and information models towards more agile, more “responsive” models.
This degree prepares managers for tackling the global transformation of production, management and information models towards more agile, more “responsive” models.
12 months
Postgraduate degree (5 years)
Work-study
French
Businesses must now view their economic, ecological and social environment like an ecosystem. In this finite, interconnected world, in an uncertain, turbulent context, the role of the manager is changing. They must have a systemic, global, cross-cutting vision. Their capacity to involve different stakeholders in working together and challenging their practices will enable new organisational and collaborative dynamics to be created.
The Specialised Masters® in Performance Management and Industrial Transformation therefore covers the key areas of an industrial company. Social and environmental responsibility, managing staff, management control or operational excellence (lean management, continuous improvement) are examined in order to identify the limits of the current models and reflect on the emerging, innovative solutions.
This programme focuses on collaborative, creative, accountable working methods and collective, customer-focused agility.
This Specialised Masters® aims to train directors who will support industry in the shift towards the factory of the future. It teaches them to have a global, motivating vision of performance. By strategically combining optimum objectives, tactical coordination of resources and operational synchronisation of decision making, the programme meets the needs of industrial companies in terms of new performance models, management and guidance.
The course is developed jointly by the Troyes University of Technology and Y Schools, which lend their expertise in the areas of:
NB: For students from a country outside the EU, only those who have completed their first year of study in France and hold a “student” residence card can follow the work-study programme.
The course is divided into 5 skills blocks, consisting of 2 teaching units (TU) each.
Each of the 10 TU represents 35 hours of training, a total of 350 hours for the programme.
The course is followed by a work placement in a company on a topic corresponding to the sector studied. The placement may last from 4 to 6 months and result in the presentation of a professional thesis.
The TU on the course represent 45 ECTS and presentation of the professional thesis 30 ECTS, thus a total of 75 ECTS.
This Specialised Masters® responds to the economic, environmental and technological changes we are going through. Industrial companies are already aware of the limits of the current approaches and are beginning their change process, but there is still a lot of inertia. Our ambition is to train the cross-disciplinary managers of the future and keep them up to date with emerging approaches. Today it is vital to integrate all the factors, in particular the human and environmental factors, in our performance and decision-making models. This is the raison d’être of the Specialised Masters®: training specialists to examine every aspect and question it, who are able to understand the complexity of systems and deliver innovative and harmonious solutions. We don’t have the time to work as we used to, we must urgently design the industry of the future!”
Types of companies
All industrial companies: SME, mid-caps, subsidiaries of large groups.
Roles
Candidates must hold one of the following qualifications:
Students and jobseekers:
€ 9,500
Employees and companies:
€ 15,500