Bachelor's degree in Economics

At the end of each semester, students are assessed in each Teaching Unit to verify :

• their skills,
• their methodological skills,
• knowledge acquisition.

There are two possible evaluation methods:

✔ 1. Continuous assessment (CC), which consists of several assessments spread throughout the semester:

• supervised homework,
• graded exercises,
• oral presentations,

Continuous assessment encourages regular work and progressive follow-up.

✔ 2. The final exam (ET), this is a single test organized at the end of the semester, often in the form :

• written work (essays, MCQs, exercises, problems),
• oral

This exam assesses all the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the semester.

To validate a semester :

• the student must obtain an average grade in each UE, or

• benefit from EU compensation within the semester (according to the school's rules).

Once semesters S1 and S2 have been validated, the student obtains L1, then continues on to L2 and L3, until he or she obtains a full Bachelor's degree in Economics.

As part of a policy of equal opportunity and inclusion, higher education establishments are putting in place appropriate support measures for certain groups with special needs. For example, students with disabilities, young entrepreneurs or top athletes can benefit from special study arrangements or rights to facilitate their academic success.

PARCOURSUP

• 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.

• Knowledge of contemporary business issues (business press and media)
• Specialization in mathematics is a plus

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.

Career opportunities are as follows:

executives in SMEs, public administration, banking, insurance, associations, financial analysis, project evaluation....