ECTS
180 credits
Duration
3 years
Training structure
Faculty of Economics
Language(s) of instruction
French
Presentation
The aim of the standard Economics degree course is to enable students to acquire a foundation of knowledge, know-how and skills, enabling them to continue their studies in a Master's degree in Economics or Finance.
Objectives
To provide students with a solid foundation in economics that will enable them to continue their studies:
- Access to Masters in Economics
- Passerelle for competitive entrance exams to business and economics schools
Know-how and skills
Holders of a Bachelor's degree in Economics:
- Prepares and collects the information needed to compile economic study files
- Prepares study reports: statistical or economic
- Monitors the execution of assigned studies
- Monitors relations with customers and his employer's contacts
- Analyzes practices and assesses compliance with regulations
- Monitors economic texts, procedures and practices
- Participates in setting up management and decision-making tools
- Implements and uses applied quantitative data management tools.
He's a master:
Office tools, techniques for finding, analyzing and synthesizing information, communication techniques, business English (Source:RNCP)
The Economics degree gives students the ability to analyze, stand back and see things from a broader perspective.
Organization
Knowledge control
The Bachelor's degree in Economics is divided into 3 years and 6 semesters. At the end of each semester, for each Teaching Unit, skills and knowledge acquisition are assessed either by continuous assessment or by a final exam.
Special features
Students with disabilities, young entrepreneurs and high-level athletes can benefit from special study arrangements or special rights.
Program
It takes place over 3 years (6 semesters)
- Bachelor's degree: 3 years (Bac + 3)
- Number of ECTS points: 180 credits
- Initial and continuing training
Business economics
5 creditsPrinciples of economics
5 creditsPolitical Science
4 creditsLaw
4 creditsHistory of economic facts
5 creditsMathematics for economists -1-
5 creditsMath upgrade Optional
LANGUAGE CHOICE
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
English S1
2 creditsSpanish S1
2 credits
Optional
Mathematics and statistics for economists - 2 -
5 creditsGeneral accounting
4 creditsMacroeconomics 1
5 creditsStatistics 1
5 creditsMicroeconomics 1
5 creditsContemporary economic issues
4 creditsLANGUAGE CHOICE
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
English S2
2 creditsSpanish S2
2 credits
Optional
Microeconomics 2
6 creditsMathematics for economists - 3 -
5 creditsMacroeconomics 2
6 creditsSociology
4 creditsStatistics 2
5 creditsComputer Science S3
2 creditsLANGUAGE CHOICE
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
English S3
2 creditsSpanish S3
2 credits
Optional
Computing S4
2 creditsMacroeconomics 3
6 creditsStatistics 3
5 creditsOrganization management
5 creditsMicroeconomics 3
6 creditsLANGUAGE CHOICE English or Spanish
2 creditsOPTIONS
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 4
Business Rights
2 creditsGeographical economy
2 creditsInstitutional economics
2 creditsEconomic demographics
Optional
History of economic thought
4 creditsGame theory
4 creditsIntroduction to econometrics
4 creditsIndustrial organization
5 creditsGrowth economics
5 creditsLANGUAGE CHOICE
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
English S5
2 creditsSpanish S5
2 credits
Option list 1
3 creditsYour choice: 1 of 4
Optimization
3 creditsPrivate economic calculation
3 creditsIn-depth contemporary economic issues
3 creditsCost accounting
3 credits
Option list 2
3 creditsYour choice: 1 of 6
Labour economics
3 creditsUrban and spatial economics
3 creditsEnergy transition
3 creditsHealth economics
3 creditsDevelopment economics
3 creditsIntroduction to environmental economics
3 credits
Optional
Financial analysis
4 creditsData analysis
3 creditsInternational economy
4 creditsDatabase
4 creditsEconomic and social policy
5 creditsStudent Personal Project
2 creditsLANGUAGE CHOICE
2 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
English S6
2 creditsSpanish
2 credits
Option list 1
3 creditsYour choice: 1 of 4
Applied microeconomics
3 creditsSurvey theory
3 creditsBusiness analysis
3 creditsOperational research
3 credits
Option list 2
3 creditsYour choice: 1 of 6
International Finance
3 creditsIntroduction to environmental economics
3 creditsEconomics and psychology
3 creditsPublic policy evaluation
3 creditsDigital economy
3 creditsHealth economics
3 credits
Optional
Optional
Admission
How to register
- If you're in your final year of high school, or if you'd like to reorient yourself for the new school year, you need to apply via Parcoursup between January and March. Admissions proposals and responses to applicants will be made on an ongoing basis between May and July.
Recommended prerequisites
- Knowledge of contemporary business issues (business press and media)
- Specialization in mathematics is a plus
And then
Further studies
Around 90% of students continue their studies after the bachelor's degree (mainly at Master's level). The remainder take competitive administrative exams or enter business schools on a parallel admission basis. Finally, a very small number of students stop their studies after the bachelor's degree.
Professional integration
Career opportunities are as follows:
executives in SMEs, public administration, banking, insurance, associations, financial analysis, project evaluation....