Bachelor 3

Bachelor 3 in Marketing, Communication and Digital (MCD)

Continuing professional development Initial Training Professional Contract Work-study program
Licence 3 Marketing Digital Communication (MCD) à l'IAE Lille

Information pratiques

Entry level

Two years’ further education following A-levels

Campus

Old Lille

International

International mobility is only possible in FI (2nd semester)

Qualification obtained

BAC+3

Tuition fees

€178

Presentation of the training

The Bachelor 3 Marketing and Communication degree offers a core curriculum with two distinct specialisations designed to prepare students to progress to one of the five Master’s programmes in Marketing and Sales. The core curriculum focuses on broad skills in marketing and sales, communication and the digital sector. Each specialisation then offers a unique combination of theoretical and practical skills.

The ethos of our course is based on close collaboration between the university and industry, ensuring a seamless transition from study to work. Professional development is at the heart of our programme, with compulsory work placements and projects that combine scientific and practical approaches.

The full training programme is available in the downloadable brochure. 

Career opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor 3 in Marketing, Communication and Digital, specialising in Marketing, Customer Strategy and Innovation (MSCI) or Communication, Digital and Data (CDD), go on to take up a variety of roles. These roles include positions such as:

These opportunities are available in companies across a wide range of sectors, including manufacturing, retail, mass retail, distance selling, banking, insurance, healthcare, green and sustainable technologies, the media, and more…

For further details, see the ROME factsheets relating to the areas covered by the training: 

Further Studies

The course also offers the opportunity to pursue further study, notably at IAE Lille, through the Marketing and Sales specialisation. Graduates may, subject to certain conditions, progress to a number of specialised Master’s programmes, such as:

This variety of study pathways enables students to specialise further and meet the specific demands of the labour market.

The programme is open to students who have successfully completed two years of higher education (120 credits following the baccalaureate) or hold an equivalent qualification.

Admissions will be decided on the basis of the following criteria:

  1. Registration is compulsory via the Candidates’ Area on our website.
  2. Review of the online application.
  3. Opportunity to speak with the course leaders

Documents to be included in the application

Recruitment dates

Opening date:

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Closing date:

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Admissions results date:

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This course has the following student societies and projects:

Dorianne Dujardin

Programme Administrator

Farida Saoudi

Programme Administrator

Simon Kim Regnier

Programme Director

Alex Deslée

Programme Director

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