Master Information, Communication — Communication et industries créatives

At Sorbonne université, tuition is 250 EUR per year.

The Communication et industries créatives (Communication and Creative Industries) track within the Master Information, Communication program addresses the discipline of communication as it applies specifically to the creative and cultural sectors. This field of study covers how creative industries — including publishing, design, fashion, music, film and cultural production more broadly — communicate with audiences, build brand identity and manage relationships with the press, partners and the public. Coursework in this area generally spans communication strategy, media relations, audience analysis, digital promotion and the specific commercial and cultural dynamics that shape creative sectors. Students learn to think about communication not as a generic function but as something that must respond to the particular pressures of creative markets, where cultural value and commercial value are closely intertwined. Graduates of programs in this discipline often move into roles such as communication officer within cultural or creative organizations, press and media relations specialist, marketing and promotion roles in publishing or entertainment, or consultancy work supporting creative businesses with their public-facing strategy. The program is offered by Sorbonne Université in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France, as a two-year master's degree taught in French, with a start date in September (inferred) and a yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Those drawn to this track typically combine an interest in cultural and creative sectors with the analytical and strategic skills at the core of communication studies, positioning them to work at the meeting point of culture, media and organizational strategy.