- Initial training - continuing education
- Aix-en-Provence
- In alternation
Training presentation
The Bachelor's degree in Public Administration provides a progressive acquisition of multi-disciplinary knowledge in the fields of law, economics and management, extended to the humanities and information and communication sciences, and applied to the context of a changing public sector.
Accessible after the first two years of a Bachelor's degree, this public management career path, which is exclusively a sandwich course, offers management courses in the fundamental disciplines of management applied to the public sector, promoting a deeper understanding of management tools in a French and international public context. It is complemented by new disciplines (strategy, management control, quality, information systems), enabling students to discover sectors of activity (environment, culture, health and social services, etc.) that will prefigure their Master's degree orientation.
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Target audience
Licence 3 is open to students who have completed a second year of training in the fields of law, economics and management, including those who have completed the Licence 2 Administration publique (Public Administration) public management course.
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Skills
In line with the training objectives, 3 blocks of knowledge and skills (BCC) are proposed:
BCC 1: Develop a professional posture by adapting written and oral communication skills
BCC 2 : Apply public management practices using appropriate processes and tools
BCC 3: Experiment with a scientific approach using mixed methods
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Training organization
Organized on a work-study basis, students with apprenticeship or continuing education contracts pursue their studies at an average rate of one week of teaching and three weeks of professional training within host organizations. These are companies, government agencies, local authorities, associations or joint organizations involved in public services and regional development.
Courses are taught every six months, in the form of lectures and tutorials.
To complete the Bachelor's degree, students must earn a total of 180 credits, including 60 in 3rd year.
Odd semester = 262h (S5) - Even semester 180h (S6) - Year 442h -
Training content
Courses for the 2024-2025 academic year
Semesters 4 and 5 :
EU organization and institutions
Strategy in public organizations
Evaluation in public organizations
Quality in public services
Human resources management in the public sector
Budget and debt management
Marketing and communication in public organizations
Topical issues
Management control
Information systems and knowledge management in the public sector
Qualitative and quantitative survey methods
Personal and Professional Project
IT
English
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Further studies & career opportunities
Further study:
Students can pursue their studies in the various Master's degrees in Law-Economics-Management offered by the IMPGT, the Faculty of Law and Political Science, the Faculty of Economics and Management, the IAE or the IEP. They can also choose to prepare for government entrance examinations requiring a Bachelor's degree.
Job opportunities :
The careers targeted are those of the main administrative entrance examinations requiring a Bachelor's degree (state, local and hospital civil service) and more broadly those of the public sector, as well as careers in the private sector related to the latter in the fields of law, management, information, communication and the media.
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Admission requirements
Access to this program is open to students holding the first four semesters (Licence 3) of a Licence in the law-economics-management field, or equivalent bac+2 diplomas (preparatory classes, BTS and DUT, etc.).
VES (Validation des Etudes Supérieures), VAP (Validation des Acquis Professionnels) or VAE (Validation des Acquis de l'Expérience) schemes are available for students who do not have the required level.