The employment rate within three months of graduation is 87%.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the career outcomes of EM Normandie's Master in Management?
EM Normandie reports an 87% net employment rate for its 2024 class, with 95% of graduates who found work doing so within three months. The programme builds in up to 18 months of internships and a work-study option, which support the transition into employment. Confirm the latest figures on the school's own page.
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- EM Normandie — Master in Management programme. ENGLISH EVIDENCE CHECKED 2026-09-13 (P33b) and it CORRECTED this profile. The admission block reads, verbatim: 'Non-French diploma holders: access via application form', 'Students who hold or are in the process of obtaining a 3-year bachelor's degree or equivalent', 'Selection based on application and interview', 'Programme in French: B2 level of French for non-French-speaking international applicants', 'Programme in English: - For non-English-speaking international candidates : English level IELTS 6 / TOEIC 790 / TOEFL 83 / DUOLINGO 115 - For English-speaking international candidates : English level IELTS 6 / TOEIC 790 / TOEFL 83 / DUOLINGO 115'. The two English lines are IDENTICAL, which is the finding: this profile attributed the bar to 'non-native speakers' and EM Normandie attaches it to English-speaking international candidates as well, so NO native-speaker exemption is published for English. The scoped rule is the French one, which shows the school writes a carve-out when it means one. NEGATIVE RECORDED: the word 'exempt' and the word 'waiver' appear nowhere in the admission block, and no country list or medium-of-instruction clause is published. Also read the same day: '90 seats available', 'Sessions run throughout the year, subject to availability', and the selection criteria 'Selection based on examination of the application file: seriousness of the application, quality of the academic and/or professional profile' followed by a remote interview with an academic advisor. FEE BASIS CHECKED 2026-09-06 (P36), and it reproduces: the page prices M1 and M2 identically at €13,750 for 2026-2027, so the two-year degree is €27,500 and feesNumeric already held the total. Two charges beside it that this profile did not carry: France's CVEC student-life contribution at €105, which the page names itself — notable because #780 found four of the five French fee pages it checked do not — and an optional €575 alumni-association membership. The off-campus optional year is €1,000 ↗ — EM Normandie Business School
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- EM Normandie — Work-study track, Master in Management. ALTERNANCE CHECKED 2026-09-07 (P44): the track covers 'the first year (M1)' and 'the final year (M2)' at '75% of the year in a company, i.e. 3 weeks per month in a company', and is 'accessible on the Caen, Le Havre and Paris campuses' — not Oxford. NEGATIVE RECORDED: the page states no tuition-coverage figure, no age limit, no French-language level and no condition for non-EU students ↗ — EM Normandie