Mastère Manager des Stratégies Marketing & Communication du Sport

“I chose to join AMOS Nantes in 2018, after my STAPS sports science degree in Angers. I needed a more career-focused path and a master's on a work-study basis. In the first year of the Mastère, I was on a work-study placement at a communications and events agency in Nantes. For my final year of Mastère, I joined La Dalle Angevine, where I was a work-study student working on communications, but also on events and sponsorship.

My best memory of AMOS is the hands-on learning in the field, because there was genuine sharing between students, but also an immersion in the DNA of professional clubs which really did spark vocations. AMOS was a key step that plunged me concretely into the world of sport. ”

Théo Bariller-Krine, M2 alumnus, class of 2020, AMOS Nantes – Communications / Ticketing / Fan Experience Manager, Les Ducs d'Angers

“What I take away from my time at AMOS is quite simply an intensely career-focused programme, inspiring encounters and, above all, the conviction that sports events are a wonderful vehicle for emotion and togetherness. Today, I am committed to continuing to create events that bring people together and leave a mark. ”

Philippine Choutet, AMOS Marseille alumna - Master of Business and Sport, now Urban Tennis and Pickleball events officer at the FFT

« I have been teaching at AMOS for five years, as a trainer and professional coach. My aim is to help students become aware of who they truly are: their strengths, but also the areas they need to work on in order to accept themselves better and move forward.

It is an extremely rewarding profession, built on give and take: I give a great deal, but I receive an enormous amount from the students. I feel deep gratitude towards AMOS, who placed their trust in me right at the start.

Today, seeing students again a few years later, who remember me and what I was able to bring them day to day, is my greatest achievement. ”

Diego NINO PIRA, lecturer at AMOS Nantes (HR consultant, trainer, professional coach )

“Teaching the students of AMOS Sport Business School is, for me, an opportunity to pass on ways of thinking and acting as much as knowledge. My approach favours the concrete, everyday application of concepts. Beyond theory, I try to show how it takes on meaning in the professional realities students will face. What seems essential to me is that everyone leaves with a clear understanding of how tools and ideas can be put to work in their own practice.

The comment from a student who told me he needed “less effort to get up the next morning when he knows he has a class” sums up what I hope to inspire: interest, exchange and commitment.

This teaching experience has been deeply rewarding for me. ”

Nicolas Schaeffer, management lecturer at AMOS Toulouse

“I arrived at the AMOS Aix-Marseille campus in 2022, in the very first intake. I quickly got involved as an ambassador for the school and we created the Students' Union, which gave the campus real momentum. My first year was marked by many hands-on learning experiences and internships. Being pitchside at the Stade Vélodrome for an international rugby match at 18 was simply a dream I was living. Moments that light up your eyes and let you picture your future. In my second year, my semester abroad opened up international horizons and allowed me to land an assignment at the Olympic Games on the Marseille marina, where I coordinated 500 volunteers.

Today, I am continuing my studies in the first year of the Master's at AMOS Paris, on a work-study programme with SPORSORA, the leading network in France's sports economy, as an assistant communications and events project manager. »

Charlotte Peth, AMOS Aix-en-Provence alumna (now at AMOS Paris) – Mastère Management du Sport, Marketing et Communication