Objectif du programme

Cet enseignement pluridisciplinaire construit autour de la connaissance approfondie des marchés asiatiques vise à préparer aux fonctions d’encadrement, d’administration, de négociation dans les services commerciaux ou financiers d’entreprises à vocation internationale (entreprises industrielles et commerciales, de négoce, de transport, de tourisme, banques et compagnies d’assurance).
L’Asian MBA est un programme international bilingue se déroulant sur au moins deux continents. Il comporte trois parties :
- La première partie de cours a lieu à Paris, d’octobre à décembre.
- La deuxième partie des cours comporte 4 à 5 mois d’enseignement en anglais notamment à la SHANGHAI UNIVERSITY.
- La troisième partie s’articule autour d’un stage de 5 à 6 mois en France ou en Asie.

RANI PATOUT
Directrice du programme |
The Asian MBA offers you an interactive learning environment allowing you to get good insights and understanding of various Asian markets. It should have expanded your perspective and ability to better understand and face various challenges of these emerging markets.
ACADEMIC VISION
This MBA, taught in English and French, focuses on the analysis of specific Asian markets, namely Japanese and Chinese. It also prepares you to learn how to manage and operate in a “so-called” similar environment while appreciating the specificity of each market on various aspects (historical, political, legal, financial and cultural).
Theories altogether with applied knowledge, through success stories of companies doing business in Asia, are introduced and analyzed.
With the Asian MBA, you have the opportunity to study on two continents:
1/ in Paris for three months (October to December),
2/ then in China (Beijing) from three to four months being offered Chinese classes and Management courses in English,
3/ Remaining in Asia or coming back to Paris for the purpose of your internship.
PROGRAM GOAL
You gain specialized skills and practical knowledge in Asian markets with a focus on in-depth analysis of case studies and
success stories of international companies entering this challenging area. Thanks to your strong interest and attraction for this region of the world market place, you can now develop and negotiate projects, and culturally understand businesses practices in these countries.
This Master programme also gives you some business field knowledge, such as Chinese language, as well covers various subjects of international trade, such as financing of operations, import-export legislation, intercultural negotiations, customs legislation and international marketing in Asia.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
On the professional level, you will be able to use and experience the tools and keys in your hands to appreciate all the widely extended opportunities offered by Asian markets.
Employment opportunities range from becoming international entrepreneurs in different Asian countries, in the area of importing and exporting or as trade researchers and in Asian business development and logistics. There are also international career opportunities in marketing, sales, purchasing, distribution of goods, trade consulting or as an Asian project manager. There are also opportunities in international institutions such as WTO, OECD and APEC for candidates like you with high-level knowledge in Asian markets. |
Cours transversaux et fondamentaux
Stratégies du commerce international
Comprendre le processus d’internationalisation de l’entreprise : analyser les étapes d’internationalisation de l’entreprise et leurs effets sur l’organisation et les stratégies.
Définir les modalités d’internationalisation de l’entreprise : de l’exportation indirecte aux contrats de transfert de savoir-faire.
International Business Law
This course deals with the main conventions applicable to international business law, legal management of investments abroad, international protection of intellectual property within the scope of international business. The course will also clarify advertising and ethical issues in terms of international business law. Participants will gain knowledge of the structure and regulations applicable to American companies, and the settling of claims in international business.
International Strategic Management
The pace of business is getting faster and more complex. International managers need a framework in order to develop clear and effective strategies in the area of marketing, management, operations, finance and human resource strategies. This course shows participants how to think strategically, how to take effective decisions even when lacking information, and how to defend a strategy in front of stakeholders, etc.
International Négotiation
Introduces students to the different negotiation techniques with an eye to the cultural context (Europe, USA, North Africa, Asia and Latin America). Participants learn how to use a win/win approach and appreciate the importance of gaining a sound knowledge of the profile of buyers.
The course also stresses the importance of learning and analyzing the key points needed to succeeded in negotiation.
Cross-Cultural Management
A course designed to help participants understand different cultures and to learn how to bring these cultures together for better company performance.
Managerial Accounting
Introduction to accounting principles and concepts : absorbing and variable costing systems, cost-volume profit analysis and accounting for decision-making.
Trade Finance
Approche financière de l’entreprise dans un contexte d’internationalisation : identification des risques; choix et utilisation des meilleurs outils ; identification des enjeux.
Cours spécialisés
Histoires, religions et institutions asiatiques
Principaux facteurs contextuels influant le développement des entreprises à l’étranger ; ampleur des différences géographiques en Asie (distances, climat...) ; histoire régionale et facteurs ethniques ; impact des croyances, religions, traditions et attitudes culturelles ; les comportements économiques (consommation et épargne, éducation, individu et société); le rêve d’une mondialisation heureuse et la réalité des tensions politiques et sociales.
Présentation des pays asiatiques (développant dans l’ordre les principaux facteurs contextuels: géographie, histoire, ethnies, attitudes culturelles, religions, niveau de développement, habitudes de consommation, cadre légal et rapports de pouvoirs actuels); la Chine, l’histoire d’un empire; le Japon, puissance technologique et financière (vieillissante...); la Corée, un tigre très raffiné; Taiwan, mythes politiques et réalité économique; Singapour, la cité de l’ordre et de l’argent; la Thaïlande, un surprenant royaume; les Philippines, l’interminable réveil d’une ex-colonie ; l’Indonésie, l’imprévisible archipelago multiculturel; la Malaisie, un surprenant succès économique; le Vietnam, la lente émergence hors de la guerre et du communisme; l’Australie, à cheval entre deux mondes; la Nouvelle Zélande, une greffe de la vieille Europe; les autres pays d’Asie du Sud Est (Birmanie, Laos, Cambodge, Brunei, Timor...); last but not least, l’Inde ou le réveil de l’éléphant.
La dynamique des échanges régionaux ; de la ruée vers le marché américain à la découverte des marchés régionaux ; la rivalité Chine/Japon et les résistances nationalistes des autres pays ; le rôle déterminant de la diaspora chinoise; l’impact des multinationales occidentales et asiatiques : délocalisation en série ; la finance sans frontière et les leçons de la crise de 2008.
Chinese, Japanese and Corean market
Difficulties and requirements to enter the Asian market for a foreign company ; historic points, Japanese, Chinese and Corean society; macro economics aspects ; distribution system and the Asian consumer.
Doing Business in Asia
The course highlights the differences between management and corporate structures in Asia and the West. It also outlines the skills needed for successful management in the Asian environment. Other topics include guidelines for manufacturing and sourcing, tips for the successful export of products to Asia. The teacher will also provide students insight from recent trips to Bangkok, Phnom Pen and Ho Chi Minh City.
Cours de chinois (mandarin)
Projets, Stages et Parcours Professionnels
STAGES ET 1re EXPÉRIENCE PROFESSIONNELLE DES ÉTUDIANTS DU PROGRAMME |
Guillaume MERCIER
Responsable Qualité - EASY BIKE
Caroline DALMASSO
Consultant Financier - FINANCE +
Marie-Jessica LIN IZU PANG
Assistante de direction - SOCIETE GENERALE
Pei ZHAO
Marketing Assistant CCTV - CHINA CENTRAL TELEVISION
Arsène BAZIE SANLAVILLE
Assistant Back Office - BIAC CBIP
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Martin DAVID
Marketing manager assistant - COMIN ASIA
Alexandre GAUTHON
Responsable Marketing - FRASIA GOLF TRAINING CENTER (Shanghai)
Marion HERETE
Assistante commerciale - HMR Trading & Consulting -
EOC INTERNATIONAL
Jean-Philippe LECOCQ
Travels sales consultant - UNKNOWNCHINA COMPAGNY LILMITED
Fleur RICHARD
Assistante marketing - groupe ROSTAING VN |
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EXEMPLES DE TRAVAUX DE RECHERCHE RÉALISÉS PAR LES ÉTUDIANTS |
- Impact of China’s entry on textile industry
- What can asia learn from Europe about MBA education ?
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- Vietnam: external economic relations 15 years after
- Silk forever : the study of the silk trade between China and Europe
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