FAQ

The MSc is a comprehensive two-year programme (120 ECTS) that includes four academic semesters, a 3-month professional internship, and a final thesis or applied research project.

The Executive programme is a flexible, modular track composed of 30 ECTS blocks (approximately 15-18 weeks each), delivered both in-person in Paris and remotely, ideal for working professionals.

It is open to holders of a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent), from any academic background. No prior professional experience is required.

The MSc leads to a Master of Science degree accredited by FIBAA and CYQAA, aligned with the European Higher Education standards (120 ECTS), and jointly awarded by three partner universities.

Yes, the entire programme is taught in English (120 ECTS).

The MSc is jointly delivered by emlyon business school (France), Macromedia University (Germany), and European University Cyprus, each contributing its academic strengths in entrepreneurship, innovation, and learning sciences.
 

The third semester takes place at one of the partner campuses, either in Munich or Nicosia, providing international experience and cultural immersion.

Two intakes per year: October and March. The next start dates are October 2025 and March 2026.

• A minimum of a bachelor’s degree (Bac+3 or equivalent)
• Proficiency in English (the programme is fully English-taught)
• A strong interest in innovation, learning, and technology

• Group work on applied projects starting from Semester 2
• A 3-month internship
• A final thesis or applied research project
• Specialized modules in innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, and cognitive science

Yes, the MSc is fully accredited by FIBAA and CYQAA, delivered by three leading European institutions, and recognized across Europe and beyond. It opens doors to global career opportunities.

The MSc is a full two-year programme (120 ECTS) including four semesters, an internship, and a thesis.
 

The Executive track is designed to be modular and flexible, composed of 30 ECTS blocks (15–18 weeks each), combining in-person classes in Paris with online components, ideal for professionals continuing to work full-time.

The Executive MSc is designed for working professionals or career switchers looking to deepen their expertise in innovation, technology, and learning sciences, without putting their careers on hold. It is ideal for a wide range of profiles, including:

• Teachers and trainers integrating cognitive science and digital tools into their practice
• L&D professionals or HR leaders seeking advanced instructional strategies
• Project managers and innovation leads in education or EdTech
• Consultants, entrepreneurs, or intrapreneurs developing offers in learning, training, or digital transformation
• Career changers aiming to move into EdTech, instructional design, or learning innovation

Yes, all modules and coursework are delivered in English (120 ECTS in total).

The same three academic partners, emlyon, Macromedia, and EUC, co-deliver the Executive programme. Each contributes teaching, supervision, and academic expertise, ensuring the same academic rigour as the MSc.

Participants may attend modules abroad, notably in Munich or Nicosia, depending on their course path.

• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent (Bac+3)
• At least 3 years of professional experience
• Strong English skills (the programme is entirely in English)
• Motivation to drive or contribute to educational transformation

Yes, the blended format is specifically designed to accommodate full-time work schedules.

Each 30 ECTS block includes hands-on projects, case studies, workshops, and optional applied research or internship opportunities. Topics include innovation, technology, cognitive science, and entrepreneurship.

The modular structure allows participants to start with a single block, test the programme, and gradually work toward the full MSc. This flexibility is ideal for professionals exploring a shift into the education or learning innovation sectors.

Yes, it holds the same European accreditations (FIBAA, CYQAA) as the MSc, and is awarded by the same consortium of institutions. It is recognized across Europe and beyond.

Yes, each 30 ECTS block can be taken independently. You can begin with a single module and decide later whether to continue toward the full degree.

The Copernia Hub supports students in finding housing in Paris or during the international semester (Munich or Nicosia). Assistance is provided as part of the student services package.

Yes, the Copernia Hub provides personalized guidance throughout the student visa process, particularly for international candidates.

Yes, meetings and interviews can be scheduled either in Paris or online, giving you the opportunity to speak with the academic team before applying.