ECTS
60 credits
Duration
1 year
Training structure
Montpellier Management
Language(s) of instruction
French
Presentation
The Bachelor's Degree in Economic and Social Administration (AES) is a multidisciplinary program that focuses on acquiring and deepening fundamental knowledge in the fields of law, economics, and management.
It enables students to master economic and social issues as well as current management tools from these three perspectives.
61.07%*
Success rate
Objectives
The first year of the Bachelor's degree in Economic and Social Administration (AES) allows students to discover the following disciplines:
- Law (introduction to law, constitutional law, European institutions, etc.)
- Economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics, etc.)
- Management (organizational theory, etc.)
It also provides students with cross-disciplinary skills (quantitative techniques, IT, modern languages, academic methodology, etc.) and professional skills (career plans, internships, etc.).
Know-how and skills
In L1 Economic and Social Administration (AES), students acquire fundamental knowledge in organizational management in a national and international environment.
Students are also prepared for civil service examinations.
By the end of the year, they will have acquired the following skills:
- Analytical thinking skills, responsiveness in a constantly changing socio-economic environment
- Social awareness necessary to understand the challenges faced by individuals and organizations within companies of various sizes and sectors
- Knowledge, methods, and management tools essential to the socio-economic, technical, and managerial functioning of private and public organizations
- Teaching competition methodologies (essay, summary, oral expression)
Program
SEMESTER 1 (30 ECTS)
UE1 – Economic Analysis (5 ECTS)
UE2 – Introduction to Law (4 ECTS)
UE3 – Constitutional Law of the Fifth Republic (5 ECTS)
UE4 – Quantitative Techniques (4.5 ECTS)
UE5 – Methodology (3 ECTS)
UE6 – English (LV1) (3 ECTS)
EU7 – Voltaire Project
UE8 – Professional and personal project (2 ECTS)
UE9 – Computer Science (3.5 ECTS)
L1 AES Success Path: support in economic analysis, support in introduction to law, support in quantitative techniques, support in methodology, support in Voltaire.
SEMESTER 2 (30 ECTS)
UE10 – Economic Analysis (Macroeconomics) (5 ECTS)
UE11 – Contract Law (5 ECTS)
UE12 – Public Institutions (3 ECTS)
UE13 – Quantitative Techniques (4.5 ECTS)
UE14 – Management and Organizational Theory (4.5 ECTS)
EU15 – Communication Skills (2 ECTS)
UE16 – Voltaire Project (1 ECTS)
EU17 – English (LV1) (2.5 ECTS)
EU 18 – Contemporary Economic History (2.5 ECTS)
L1 AES Success Track: support in economic analysis, support in contract law, support in quantitative techniques, support in Voltaire, support in methodology.
EU Optional
Second foreign language: Spanish or German
Physical education
Student involvement
Admission
Admission requirements
See the admission requirements for the Bachelor's Degree in Economic and Social Administration on this page (under "prerequisites").
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Registration procedures
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Target audience
To enter L1 Economic and Social Administration, specialized mathematics instruction is strongly recommended; failing that, the mathematics option is recommended.
And after
Continuing education
The Bachelor's degreein Economic and Social Administration (AES) provides access to all Master's programs offered by Montpellier Management.
Please note:Montpellier Management also offers students completing their second year of undergraduate studies the opportunity to continue with a professional bachelor's degree(either through an apprenticeship or a work-study program).
Professional integration
After completing their bachelor's degree, students can continue their studies with a master's degree. Alternatively, for students who wish to enter the workforce, there are many varied job opportunities available:
- Private sector executive (marketing, finance, accounting)
- Public and semi-public sector executive
- Second to the head of SMEs (title supported by the CGPME)
- Executive Assistant