Bachelor Marketing International
France-Japan

“The Nexus between Japanese Innovation and French Know-How”.
Japan is the world’s fourth largest economy, renowned for its excellence in technology and industrial efficiency. With a GDP of over 5 billion US dollars by 2023 and renowned companies such as Sony and Toyota, Japan is a hub of innovation. France, meanwhile, is renowned for its contributions in the fields of luxury, fashion and gastronomy.a

Invaluable intercultural expertise

Our teachers are all university graduates with professional experience in the subject they teach, and are also operational in the private sector. They come from a variety of backgrounds, and most of them have worked abroad. The diversity of our teachers’ and students’ backgrounds encourages us to open up internationally.
Our close links with Asia enable us to offer students study and internship opportunities in China, Korea and Japan.

Midori Maki
Professor of culture & business environment in Japan
Midori Maki has a wealth of international experience, and holds a degree in International Relations from the Université des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, INALCO, with expertise in business, marketing and intercultural communication, particularly between France and Japan.
Yuhei Urabe
Professor of Innovation & Business Creation
With degrees from France and Japan, Yuhei Urabe specializes in business development strategy for a wide range of sectors. He specializes in management consulting for start-ups. He has helped numerous innovative startups and larger companies such as Rakuten. Yuhei lectures at ISMAC on innovative business creation in Asia.

A Future of Infinite Possibilities

Trade between France and Japan continues to grow, with a volume of 22.4 billion euros in 2021. Opportunities abound in fields as diverse as green technology, robotics, and even the luxury sector. For example, Japan has made significant advances in electric vehicle technology. As a Franco-Japanese marketing specialist, you could be at the interface between French luxury and Japanese technology companies, combining the best of both worlds.

Bachelor Program
International Marketing OPTION France-Japan

First year

The fundamentals, the keys to understanding the corporate world and the world of international business in general The main courses are given over 2 semesters, 3 days a week. The year is almost entirely taught in French, with many practical cases and presentations to be handed in.

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Second year

Reinforcement of marketing, communication and entrepreneurship disciplines, over 2 semesters, 3 days a week, with 50% of business courses taught in English.

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3rd year

It prepares students for the state-approved RNCP title, if they so wish, and the program follows the reference framework imposed by the certification. One semester is devoted to courses and one semester to an internship (minimum 4 months). For students who choose to take the RNCP qualification, the year can be spent alternating between school and company. Companies pay students and cover all or part of their training costs.

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Evaluation

  1. Continuous controls
  2. Reviews
  3. Courses
  4. Evaluation as part of the EWC double degree :
    • Skills Block 1: 2 CCF + Presentation of a strategic diagnosis and sales action plan
    • Skills block 2: 2 CCF + a negotiation interview and a growth strategy case study.
    • Skills block 3: 2CCF + presentation of the creation of a virtual sales department
    • Grand oral: Summary interview designed to assess the skills acquired through professional experience and training.

The third-year internship is the student’s first concrete experience of the professional world, where he or she can put into practice the knowledge he or she has acquired.

Students who are not enrolled in a sandwich course are required to complete an internship lasting at least three months, accompanied by a written internship report.

Job opportunities

Japanese or French companies working with Japan. Expatriation opportunities

In direct professional integration, the possibilities are :

Admission : Selection based on application and interview

Prerequisites : 1st year: BAC 2nd and 3rd year: Possibility of admission according to diploma

Practical info

Format:

1st and 2nd years: 3 days in-person
3rd year: 2 days in-person (Monday, Tuesday)
Remote courses available with special exemptions

Duration :

640 hours/year
3-year cycle
Rhythm: 3 days - 18 to 20 hours/week

Tuition fees: €5,500 per year (rate without RNCP registration) Application fees: €200

Campus: Paris

Language of instruction

1st year: French From 2nd year: French, English

Start date: September 2025
End of training: September 2026

Entry level :

1st year: BAC
2nd and 3rd year: Possibility of admission depending on diploma

RNCP and École double diploma

Alternance :

Only possible from the 3rd year with RNCP certification: 2 days Monday to Tuesday in training, 3 days in the company

Tuition fees :

Third year with RNCP certification: €7,500Work-study/Company fee: €8,000 per yearThird year with dual degree from Clermont School of Business: €7,000 per yearApplication fee: €200

Diploma/Title awarded :

BACHELOR RESPONSIBLE FOR SALES DEVELOPMENT & International Marketing
Professional certification registered for two years in the RNCP (N° Fiche RNCP37849) by decision of the Director General of France Compétences on July 19, 2023, at qualification level 6, with NSF code 312, under the title Responsable du développement commercial, with effect until July 19, 2026, issued by IMCP, the certifying body.

SESSION 2023/2024 :

Number of students presented (ground floor + option): 20Presentation rate: 98%Success rate: 90%

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Bachelor Marketing France-Japan

TRAINING OBJECTIVES:

Depending on the size of the company and its internal organization, the Business Development Manager takes on more or less extensive responsibilities in the development and implementation of sales strategy, and is responsible for all or part of the inherent activities. The complexity of the job also depends to a large extent on the company’s sector of activity, the level of competition in its market and its location (regional, national, international).

The special feature of this program is that it prepares students for working in Japan: intensive language courses, exposure to all aspects of Japanese culture (history, literature, politics, daily life, behavior, etc.), training in the specific characteristics of Japan (markets, legal environment, advertising codes, business practices, etc.). The presence of a large number of Asian students at the school also enables us to build up a network.
Visits to Japan (language, exchanges or internships) reinforce students’ experience.

This dual expertise in business and culture gives our students fantastic assets to take advantage of the opportunities offered to them in all positions involving Japanese people, in France or in Japan.

Our teaching team is made up of marketing professionals, both French trainers who have worked abroad and trainers of Asian origin. Our Japanese partners complete our bi-cultural training.

Our network of French and Asian companies opens up opportunities for internships and employment at the end of the program.

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Objectives

The aim of the Bachelor of Marketing Management France-Japan is to train students for executive positions in sales, marketing and communication, in relation with Japan.

Sandwich courses available *Contact us to find out more about our state-approved RNCP-certified courses.

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