ECTS
60 credits
Duration
1 year
Training structure
Institute for Preparation for General Administration (IPAG)
Language(s) of instruction
French
Presentation
The advantages of the training program
The M2 is open to apprenticeships within public administrations (work-study program).
Students have access to a dedicated room with a library containing books suitable for exam preparation, as well as subscriptions to national newspapers and various specialist journals.
Objectives
Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the category A and A+ civil service examinations for the state civil service.
For example: management competitions (e.g., DSP, DPIP), gendarmerie officer competitions, etc., as well as all Category A competitions for which in-depth knowledge of public policy and its current issues and challenges is now essential (e.g., IRA or the various inspector competitions).
Organization
Open alternately
Type of contract | Apprenticeship contract |
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The Master 2 CSE is open to work-study programs.
The schedule will be finalized at the beginning of the school year.
Program
SEMESTER 1:
- Functioning and reform of central administrations: 4 credits (20 hours)
- Public administration and digital issues: 4 credits (20 hours)
- State Public Policy: 4 credits (20 hours)
- Evaluation and monitoring of public policies: 4 credits (20 hours)
- Administrative Sociology: 4 credits (20 hours)
- Major Contemporary Political, Economic, and Social Issues: 4 credits (20 hours)
- Current affairs lectures: 3 credits (20 hours)
- Modern languages: 3 credits (20 hours)
SEMESTER 2:
- Functioning and reform of decentralized administrations: 3.5 credits (20 hours)
- State Public Policy: 3.5 credits (20 hours)
- Human Resource Management: 3.5 credits (20 hours)
- Crisis Management: 3.5 credits (20 hours)
- Internship: 5 credits (8 weeks)
- Major Contemporary Political, Economic, and Social Issues: 2.5 credits (20 hours)
- Major Contemporary Administrative Issues: 3.5 credits (20 hours)
- Current affairs lectures: 2 credits (20 hours)
- Thesis: 3 credits
Admission
Admission requirements
Automatically upon completion of the IPAG Master 1 program or through direct admission, based on selection.
Registration procedures
Applications must be submitted via the E-candidat platform.
Target audience
Open to students with a Master's 1 degree.
Capacity
20 people