Masterclass "Influence & Storytelling"
Expert en communication et en science politique, Clément Viktorovitch, lors d'une conférence passionnante pour des étudiants en communication leur a expliqué l'extraordinaire richesse des outils issus des travaux littéraires, le schéma narratif notamment, et la façon dont ils peuvent être utilisés afin de rendre des campagnes de communication, qu'elles soient politiques ou marketing, plus efficaces. Partages de bonnes pratiques et conseils ont rythmé cette riche rencontre lors de laquelle Clément Viktorovitch a également tenu à attirer l'attention de nos futurs communicants sur l'importance et la nécessité d'avoir une communication "éthique" respectueuse de son audience.
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Work-study in communication: Zahra’s testimonial, Digital Experience Assistant at Barilla
A work-study program in communication allows students to gain concrete professional experience while continuing their studies. At EFAP, this format, accessible from the 4th year, immerses students in the realities of the industry. In this article, Zahra, a student in the Specialized MBA in Digital Marketing & Business on a work-study program, shares her experience at Barilla Group, where she works on strategic digital challenges.
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EFAP Generations: communication, a family story from Lille to Toulouse
What do the late 90s, marked by the early dawn of digital, and the year 2026, driven by artificial intelligence and social media content creation, have in common? One school, one passion, and above all… a family bond!
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EFAP Hackathon 2026: Students Imagine More Responsible Communication in the Face of Hyperconnectivity
How can we raise awareness about hyperconnectivity without stigmatizing digital habits? As part of the #ForANewBusinessSoul hackathon organized with Canary Call, students from EFAP’s Specialized MBAs in Digital Marketing & Business and CSR Communication & Sustainable Development developed concrete solutions around the OFF February movement, an initiative encouraging people to rethink their relationship with social media.
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