Budget Management
Understand, build and monitor budgets as practical decision-making tools for organisations and projects.
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Understand, build and monitor budgets as practical decision-making tools for organisations and projects.
Identify, qualify and prioritise organisational risks in order to anticipate vulnerable situations.
Analyse weak signals, data sources and information flows to identify emerging strategic trends.
Study blockchain as a technical, economic and political infrastructure for decentralised trust.
Structure, automate and manage customer relationships through CRM logic and marketing automation.
Improve organic visibility through technical SEO, content strategy, semantic structure and performance analysis.
Anticipate sensitive situations, structure crisis messages and manage reputational pressure.
Build useful reports and interpret data to monitor projects, campaigns and operational performance.
Understand agile methods and use them to organise flexible, iterative and collaborative project work.
Design attraction, conversion and nurturing strategies through content, audience understanding and funnel logic.
Identify, test and optimise growth levers through a concrete, data-driven and experimental approach.
Understand the legal issues of digital projects, from GDPR and cybersecurity to AI and platform regulation.
Explore practical uses of artificial intelligence in communication, monitoring, content and performance analysis.
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This course covers the fundamentals of budget construction, budget monitoring and financial arbitration in an organisational context. Students work on cost structures, revenue assumptions, forecasting, budget variance, reporting logic and the link between financial planning and managerial decision-making. The aim is not only to learn how to produce a budget, but to understand how a budget becomes a tool for prioritising action, defending choices and measuring performance over time.
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This course introduces students to risk identification, risk mapping, probability-impact analysis, prevention logic and mitigation planning. It also links risk management to communication, governance and organisational resilience. The course is designed to help students move beyond a purely technical view of risk by showing how weak signals, stakeholder expectations, internal vulnerabilities and external constraints can shape the way an organisation prepares for uncertainty.
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This course focuses on competitive intelligence, trend analysis, weak signals, source evaluation and the construction of monitoring systems. Students learn how to collect, qualify, compare and interpret information in order to support strategic decision-making. The course also covers the difference between noise, trend, signal and structural transformation, with exercises designed to make students justify the relevance of their sources and the credibility of their conclusions.
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This course presents blockchain beyond the usual technological clichés. Students study cryptographic foundations, decentralised consensus, proof of work, proof of stake, smart contracts, token economics, governance, interoperability, regulation and the philosophical ambition behind decentralised systems. The course shows blockchain as a way of reorganising trust, sovereignty and institutional mediation, while also addressing its limits, risks, speculative excesses and real professional use cases.
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This course covers customer relationship management, segmentation, lead nurturing, lifecycle marketing, scoring, workflows, automation scenarios and performance measurement. Students learn how CRM tools connect data, content, sales processes and customer experience. The course also insists on the strategic dimension of automation: automation is useful only when it supports a coherent relationship logic, respects customer context and helps teams act with greater precision.
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This course covers the main pillars of SEO: crawling, indexing, technical structure, HTML basics, metadata, internal linking, keyword research, semantic clustering, content strategy, search intent, authority signals, analytics and performance monitoring. It also introduces contemporary issues such as SXO, AI-generated content, generative engine optimisation and the transformation of search interfaces. Students are expected to understand SEO as a strategic discipline, not merely as a list of tricks for ranking.
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This course explores the preparation, management and communication of crisis situations. Students work on stakeholder mapping, weak signals, crisis typologies, message architecture, spokesperson strategy, media pressure, social media escalation and post-crisis analysis. The objective is to help them understand that crisis communication is not improvisation under pressure, but a structured decision-making process where speed, accuracy, responsibility and credibility must be held together.
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This course introduces the principles of reporting, KPI selection, dashboard logic, data interpretation and performance analysis. Students learn how to distinguish useful indicators from vanity metrics, how to structure a clear report and how to turn data into managerial recommendations. The course is particularly focused on the ability to explain results, identify deviations, formulate hypotheses and support decisions with evidence.
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This course presents the principles of agile project management, including iterative work, prioritisation, user stories, backlog management, sprint logic, team rituals and continuous improvement. Students learn how agile methods can help structure work in uncertain environments, while also identifying the limits of superficial agile language when it is not supported by real organisation, responsibility and decision-making discipline.
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This course covers inbound marketing strategy, content marketing, personas, search intent, customer journeys, conversion funnels, lead magnets, editorial planning, nurturing and performance indicators. Students learn how to build a digital presence that attracts qualified audiences and supports conversion over time. The course places content within a strategic system, where visibility, relevance, credibility and measurement must reinforce one another.
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This course introduces the logic of growth hacking through acquisition channels, experimentation, funnel analysis, rapid testing, activation, retention, referral and revenue optimisation. Students study how growth methods combine creativity, analytics, technical awareness and business discipline. The course also makes clear that growth hacking is not a magical shortcut, but a structured method for testing hypotheses, learning quickly and scaling what actually works.
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This course introduces the main legal issues surrounding digital activity: personal data protection, GDPR, consent, cookies, cybersecurity, online content, liability, intellectual property, artificial intelligence and digital regulation. The objective is to help students integrate legal constraints into strategic and operational choices, not to turn them into lawyers. Compliance is presented as a condition for durable digital action and as a possible source of trust.
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This short introductory course presents the main uses of artificial intelligence in communication: monitoring, content assistance, audience analysis, personalisation, automation, performance analysis and editorial support. Students are invited to understand both the opportunities and the limits of AI tools, with attention to prompting, verification, bias, source quality, brand voice and the risks of delegating judgement to automated systems.