Master Information, Communication — Communication des organisations

For Master Information, Communication — Communication des organisations, tuition is 250 EUR per year.

Master Information, Communication, in its Communication des organisations (Organizational Communication) track, belongs to the broader field of communication studies, which examines how information, messages and meaning circulate within and around institutions. This area of study typically covers internal communication, corporate messaging, stakeholder relations, crisis communication and the tools organizations use to manage their reputation and relationships with employees, partners and the public. Students explore how communication strategy supports organizational goals, how messages are adapted for different audiences, and how digital channels have changed the way institutions speak to the people who depend on them. Because organizations of every kind — companies, public administrations, associations and NGOs — rely on structured communication, training in this discipline prepares graduates for a wide range of roles: internal communication officer, corporate communication manager, public relations specialist, or consultant advising organizations on their messaging and stakeholder engagement. The program is delivered by Sorbonne Université in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France, as a master's degree lasting two years, taught in French, with a start date in September (inferred) and a yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Students entering this field generally come from backgrounds in communication, humanities or social sciences and bring an interest in how language, media and strategy combine to shape how organizations are understood by the people they interact with. The track's focus on organizations, rather than on media production or public campaigns alone, distinguishes it within the wider communication field by centering the internal and institutional dimension of the discipline.