At the intersection of law, strategy, and political science
The CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management & Leadership is an internationally recognized British certification issued by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI – UK). Integrated into the Master's Degree in Business Law & Strategic Governance, it reinforces the leadership, governance, and risk management, and positions graduates as true strategic players within organizations.
This certificate is a marker of excellence and a competitive advantage in the job market, both in France and internationally.
Key themes:
Contribution to the Master's degree: The core module that links the Bachelor's degree (public governance) to the Master's degree (corporate governance).
Key themes:
Contribution to the Master's program: The module that explicitly reintroduces applied political humanities into the curriculum.
Key themes:
Contribution to the Master's degree: The module that anchors business lawyers in strategyand compliance and crisis prevention.
Certified skills
Upon completion of the Certificate, students will be able to:
Teaching methods
Evaluation
Each module is assessed through a written exam or a professional portfolio, in accordance with CMI UK standards. Work is assessed by TLSM and validated by the CMI.
Certification issued
À l’issue des trois modules, les étudiants obtiennent : CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management & Leadership
(Chartered Management Institute – United Kingdom)
Cette certification est reconnue internationalement et valorise fortement les compétences de gouvernance et de leadership stratégique.
Graduates of the Master's in Business Law, Strategic Governance & Political Humanities go on to hold positions of high responsibility at the intersection of law, strategy, and governance. They work in demanding environments—international companies, law firms, public institutions, international organizations, and consulting firms.
Strategic legal functions
Governance, risk, and compliance functions
Advisory and strategy functions
Positions in public and international institutions
Possible developments