LEST Masters
Master’s in Human Resource Management (HRM)
The Master’s in Human Resource Management (HRM) at Aix-Marseille University equips students to tackle the current challenges facing the world of work, management and human relations within organisations. This career-focused programme enables students to develop skills in recruitment, talent management, change management, well-being at work and corporate social responsibility. Backed by research from the Laboratory of Labour Economics and Sociology (LEST), the Master’s programme offers several specialised pathways and prepares students for a variety of careers in human resources, consultancy, public sector organisations, the voluntary sector and private companies.
Route:
- ESS : Social and Solidarity Economy
- Talents : Skills and talent management
- OTRH : Research, analysis and consultancy in the fields of organisation, work and human resources
- CSR : Corporate social responsibility
Master’s in Applied Foreign Languages (LEA)
The Master’s in Applied Foreign Languages (LEA) at Aix-Marseille University is aimed at students wishing to combine language proficiency with a sound understanding of international, economic and cultural issues. The programme enables students to develop skills in intercultural communication, project management, international trade and language mediation. Thanks to a career-focused approach with a global outlook, students are prepared to thrive in multicultural environments, whether within companies, international organisations, the cultural sector or the tourism industry.
Itinerary
- International Affairs
- Professional translation
- Communication and Intercultural Management
Master’s in Sociology
The Master’s in Sociology at Aix-Marseille University offers students the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the major social, economic and cultural transformations taking place in the contemporary world. The programme develops skills in field research, data analysis, project management and critical reflection on topics such as work, inequalities, organisations and public policy. Backed by research from the Laboratory of Economics and Sociology of Work (LEST), the Master’s programme offers a course that is both academically rigorous and career-focused, opening the way to careers in research, policy analysis, consultancy and public policy.
Itinerary
- Sociology of contemporary changes (work, education, migration, the environment, public policy, etc.)
