This MBA develops future luxury experts capable of mastering the codes of a rapidly evolving industry, at the intersection of strategy, marketing, and customer experience.
The program covers all key aspects of luxury management: brand strategy, selective distribution, communication, digital, CSR, law, merchandising, and more. It is built on an immersive teaching approach, enriched by real-world projects, professional challenges, business games, and interactions with industry professionals.
Fashion is an integral part of the curriculum, explored through design, trends, visual culture, and the creative process. It enables students to understand the specificities of the fashion industry while strengthening their overall knowledge of the luxury sector.
The program can be completed through a work-study format, allowing you to build strong professional experience alongside your academic learning.
At the end of the second year of the MBA in Luxury and Fashion Marketing and Management, with a specialization in Fashion Culture and Trends, you will be awarded the Luxury Marketing Manager qualification from ESGCV, Level 7, registered with the RNCP under number 36015 by decision of the Director General of France Compétences dated November 10, 2021.
The RNCP (National Directory of Professional Certifications) is managed by France Compétences, under the authority of the French Ministry of Labor. An RNCP-registered title certifies that the competencies acquired through the training meet the standards of specific professions and job market expectations.
The Level 7 RNCP certification corresponds to a Master’s degree level (Bac+5) in the French higher education system.
International Recognition : The RNCP Level 7 title also aligns with the European Qualifications Framework (EQF Level 7), making it equivalent to a Master's degree in Europe.
This career-oriented program prepares students for key roles in luxury houses, fashion, jewellery, cosmetics, and high-end hospitality: product manager, brand manager, communication or retail manager, buyer, or international development manager.