MSc Luxury Retail & Service Operations
An operations-first alternative to generic luxury brand management. Students work inside premium retail, hospitality, beauty, fashion or service organisations and prove their ability to deliver excellence.
Roles students can grow into
The company role must be linked to the learning outcomes and become more demanding over time. Placement is never presented as guaranteed before a suitable employer and contract are confirmed.
Potential employer environments
Academic modules connected to the workplace
Clienteling
Premium customer experience
CRM and loyalty
Brand codes
Luxury supply chains
Boutique performance
Events and experiences
Digital luxury
International luxury markets
Four semesters of increasing responsibility
Semester 1 - Master the codes
Understand service, brand expression and customer expectations.
- Service audit
- Client journey
- Brand standards evidence
Semester 2 - Perform
Improve a boutique, CRM or experience workstream.
- Clienteling plan
- Performance analysis
- Event or campaign delivery
Semester 3 - Coordinate
Connect service, operations and commercial goals.
- Retail excellence project
- Team coaching asset
- Management review
Semester 4 - Elevate
Deliver a measurable premium service transformation.
- Applied thesis
- Executive defence
- Verified skills passport
Evidence expected at graduation
The exact assessment framework will be aligned with the certification requirements. The programme is designed to leave each graduate with visible, employer-relevant proof.
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This pathway belongs to phase two. Registering interest helps Seine validate student and employer demand; it is not an application for immediate enrolment.