Specialized Master in Management Control and Business Performance

Class of 2005 Placement Study

This survey took place at the graduation ceremony and was completed by phone; 76% of answer rate.

Length of Job Search

• Before the end of the programme:76%
• Within less than two months:12%
• Between two and less than four months months:6%
• Between four and six months: 6%

Salary

• Average salary at the end of the programme: 39,000€
• Average salary one year after graduation: 45,000€ 

Where are our graduates now?

The ESCP-EAP Specialized Master in Management Control and Business Performance's objective is to provide those with a background in engineering and science with training in financial management the focus is on mastering operational and financial management tools used to define strategy and improve performance for companies and financial institutions in France and abroad. 

Target careers: Business unit manager, internal or financial auditor, consultant, financial controller, etc.

Recruiting companies: Alcatel, Total, Bouygues, Sigma, Société Générale, etc.

• 50% work as management controller
• 17% as executive director
• 17% as consultant
• 11% work in the field of finance
• 5% work in logistics

In the field

Tristan Lomenech
Engineering degree, ICAM Nantes
ESCP Europe Specialized Master in Management Control and Business Performance - 2002

Research Manager, Véolia-Environment

“My current job has the advantages of being in an industry that I find fascinating, and involves working at the intersection between the operational and functional aspects of the business.

My position mainly consists of developing sales offers in response to calls to tender from local groups, analysing the costs for various water treatment activities, assessing the waste products, and directing operational and financial audits.

The material taught in the Specialized Master in Management Control and Business Performance not only provided me with the essential tools that I now use on a daily basis, but it enabled me to gain perspective on quantitative data and interpret the numbers and figures.”