Master's Degree - Master programmes

Career opportunities

The unique combination of service engineering and management competencies of MESG graduates make them particularly capable of:

• Designing and implementing technology-enabled services, fostering innovation in organizations.
• Supporting IT companies in leveraging their technology to create valuable service solutions, especially at the interface between IT and service.
• Supporting manufacturing companies in adding valuable service components to their offerings, in order to create more complete solutions to their customers.
• Understand, model, and design business processes in organizations.

Partnerships with companies

It is common practice to invite personalities from the business world and the public sector as part of various curricular units, in order to encourage students to have contact with non-academic environments.

In addition, students can carry out their dissertations in a business environment or in research laboratories - and much of the work carried out is part of research projects with public or private funding. The research centres to which the lecturers are affiliated promote technology transfer projects with companies, which allows them to assess the needs of the productive fabric and to promote the presentation of topics for students' dissertations. Companies often contact lecturers to establish collaborations ranging from consultancy to technology transfer. These projects may involve students from the programme and may be the subject of dissertations (subject to appropriate confidentiality conditions).