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Introduction to the Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration and Management

The Bachelor's degree in Economic and Social Administration (AES) is a multidisciplinary program covering the fields of law, economics, and management. The third year of the bachelor's degree is a year of specialization, with the Public Administration and Management program designed to train future versatile managers in the public sector.

Program Objectives

The L3 Public Administration and Management program aims to enable students to master all aspects of public intervention. Upon completion of the program, they will be able to:

• Intervene in any general organizational issues, organize and coordinate for a superior the drafting and transmission of essential information to the structure that employs them.
• Diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of a business, formulate proposals and alternative strategies.
• Implement the political and economic objectives of decision-making bodies
• Exercise supervisory responsibilities
• Supervise, organize, and coordinate a team of employees from one or more departments

Know-how and Skills

The program provides students with:

• Acquisition of fundamental knowledge in the field of management of organizations in the commercial and non-commercial sectors, in a national and international environment.
• Preparation for civil service exams
• Analytical thinking and responsiveness in a constantly changing socio-economic environment
• Social and interpersonal skills necessary to understand the challenges faced by individuals and organizations within structures of varying sizes and sectors
• Knowledge, methods, and management tools essential to the socio-economic, technical, and managerial functioning of public and private organizations

International Dimension

At Montpellier Management, students have the opportunity to study abroad at one of the 65 partner universities in more than 25 countries.

Program Structure

The program is structured into two semesters, with a total of 180 credits.

Semester 5

• EU Institutional system of the European Union (2 credits, 24h)
• EU Public Finance (5 credits, 36h)
• EU Right of public intervention (5 credits, 36h)
• EU Marketing (2 credits, 24h)
• EU Professional and Personal Project (1 credit, 9h)
• EU Public Management (5 credits, 36h)
• EU English (15h)
• EU Public Finances (5 credits, 36h)
• EU Information Systems (3.5 credits, 36h)
  • Computer tools and data processing TD (12h)
  • CM Information Systems (24h)
• Optional:
  • German S5 (15h)
  • Spanish S5 (15h)
  • Optional sport

Semester 6

• EU EU regional policies (2 credits, 24h)
• EU Territorial Economic Development (2 credits, 24h)
• EU Policies and strategies in the public sector (2 credits, 24h)
• INTERNSHIP (3 credits)
• EU Societal and Legal Issues of Sustainable Development (5 credits, 36h)
• EU General knowledge (1.5 credits, 15h)
• EU Experimental Game (2.5 credits, 12h)
• EU English (2 credits, 15h)
• EU Economic Evaluation of Public Policies (5 credits, 36h)
• Civil service (5 credits, 36h)
  • Civil Service TD (12h)
  • Civil service (3 credits)
  • Civil Service CM (24h)
• Optional:
  • Spanish S6 (15h)
  • German S6 (15h)
  • Optional sport
  • L3 AGP Optional internship

Admission Requirements

To apply for the Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration and Management, students must meet the admission requirements, which can be found on the program's webpage.

Registration Procedures

The registration terms and conditions can be found on the program's webpage.

Continuing Education

Students following this course will be able to acquire training in public management, which they can continue in a Master's degree program.

Professional Integration

Holders of a Bachelor's degree in Public Administration and Management (AGP) have the knowledge to work in the public and semi-public sectors. They can work in the following professions:

• Public sector executives (management, human resources management, public accounting, etc.)
• Career in the civil service (central government, prefectures), local government (local government editor, local government attaché, etc.), hospitals
• Career in semi-public structures (associations linked to the State or local authorities, semi-public companies, etc.)