Law, Economics, Management

Bachelor's degree in economics and management

Component
Faculty of Law, Economics & Management
Location(s)
Orléans, Châteauroux

Presentation

The economics and management bachelor's degree prepares students for entry to the management masters offered by the IAE (Institut d'Administration des Entreprises) at the University of Orléans and the economics masters offered by the IEO (Institut d'Économie d'Orléans).

Even if, at the time of registration, students have to indicate whether they choose the Management or Economics major, the first semester courses are 100% common. At the end of the first semester, students can change their choice of major. Changes of major are also possible at the end of the first and second years of the bachelor's degree.

The first two years are designed to give students a clearer idea of the fields of application of economics and management, before offering them a specialization pathway in the third year, enabling them to prepare as effectively as possible for the Master's degree they wish to pursue.

On the Orléans site, five courses are offered in L3: International Economics; Econometrics; Finance; Marketing; Accounting, Controlling, Finance

One course is offered on the Châteauroux site: Economics, Finance, Management

Find all the information (documents, video...) on the IEO page:

https://www.univ-orleans.fr/fr/deg/formation/institut-deconomie-dorleans

The Economics and Management degree is available as a double degree with the University of Sfax (Tunisia). Find out more on this page

Skills

Disciplinary skills
Mobilize the main concepts of economics: micro-economics, macro-economics, money and finance, economic policy, for the study and interpretation of economic documents.
Mobilize the main concepts of organizational management within the framework of analyses in: accounting, finance, marketing, strategy, human resources management, information systems.
Use quantitative methods and tools for observing and analyzing the economy and organizations.
Use economic and managerial decision-making methods.
Analyze the interactions between an organization and its environment.

Pre-professional skills
Situate one's role and mission within an organization in order to adapt and take initiatives.
Identify the processes involved in producing, disseminating and promoting knowledge.
Respect the principles of ethics, deontology and environmental responsibility.
Work as part of a team as well as independently and responsibly in the service of a project.
Identify and situate the professional fields potentially related to the skills acquired in this field, as well as the possible pathways to access them.
Characterize and develop one's identity, skills and professional project in relation to a given context.
Step back from a situation, evaluate oneself and question oneself in order to learn.

Cross-disciplinary and linguistic skills
Use the reference digital tools and IT security rules to acquire, process, produce and distribute information, as well as to collaborate internally and externally.
Identify and select various specialized resources to document a subject.
Analyze and synthesize data with a view to their exploitation.
Develop an argument with a critical mind.
Use with ease the different registers of written and oral expression in the French language.
Use with ease written and oral comprehension and expression in at least one modern foreign language.

Useful contacts

UFR DEG International Relations Office :

https://www.univ-orleans.fr/fr/deg/international

international.deg[at]univ-orleans.fr

Tel: +33(0) 2 38 49 47 30

ORIENTATION AND
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DOIP
02 38 41 71 72
doip@univ-orleans.fr

	Diploma	Bachelor's degree (LMD)
	Location(s)	Orléans Châteauroux
	Study plan(s)	Initial training Continuing training
	Target level of study	BAC +3

Contact

Faculty of Law, Economics & Management
Rue de Blois BP 26739
45067 Orléans cedex 2

Heads of training
Directors of studies :
Mention Économie et Gestion : Daria ONORI
Matthieu PICAULT
directeur.economie[at]univ-orleans.fr
Tél : 02 38 41 70 36

Secretariat
Tel.: 02 38 41 70 31
accueil.deg[at]univ-orleans.fr

Special features

Within the Economics major, a European track is offered in semesters 2, 3 and 4. Students opting for this option take two courses per semester taught entirely in English. They also have specific English courses and hours in the language laboratory.

Program

The bachelor's degree in economics and management is offered on 2 campuses: Orléans and Châteauroux.

Economics and management in Orléans :

1st year

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 1
Principles of economics	4	30	-
Organization management	4	30	-
Quantitative methods for economics and management I	4	-	36 (CTD)
Macroeconomics I	4	24	15
Introduction to the law	3	24	-
Economic history and outlook	2	24	15
English 1	3	-	15
Choice of 2 languages:
Spanish	3	-	15
German	3	-	15
Additional mathematics	3	24	-
Political Science	3	24	-
Semester 2
Introduction to accounting	4	-	40 (CTD)
Civil law: property and people	3	24	40 (CTD)
Introduction to sociology	4	24	-
Quantitative methods for economics and management II	3	-	30 (CTD)
English 2	3	-	20
Choice of 2 courses:
General route
Microeconomics I	4	-	40
Statistics for economics and management	3	-	30
English track
Microeconomics I	4	-	40
Statistics for economics and management	3	-	30
Choose 2 of 3 options:
Choice of 2 languages:
Spanish	3	-	15
German	3	-	15
Major contemporary issues	3	20	-
Proficiency in Office suite (Word, Excel)	3	-	20
Optional training :
Internship	-	-	-
Documentary training	-	-	-
Trade conferences	-	-	-

2nd year - Eco-maths course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 3
Common core
Macroeconony II	4	24	15
Python programming for economics and management	2	-	15
English 3	3	-	20
Eco-maths course
Intermediaries and financial markets	4	30	15
ANALYSIS 3	3	24	-
ALGEBRE 3	2	15	-
Semester 4
Common core
Economic Policies	-	-	6
Probability and Random Variables	3	-	20
Python data processing and analysis	3	24	8
Environment and the challenges of ecological transition	4	-	48 (CTD)
Ecological transition	4	-	36 (CTD)
English	3	24	8
Eco-maths course	3	30	-
Monetary and banking economics	2	10	-
ANALYSIS 4: SEQUENCES AND SERIES OF FUNCTIONS	4	24	15
ANALYSIS 4 (MULTIVARIATE FUNCTIONS)	2	-	15
Professional Personal Project	2	15	-
Presentation
Follow-up	-	-	-
Optional training	-	-	-
Company internship
Trade conferences

2nd year - Eco-management major: Economics

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 3
Common core
Macroeconony II	4	24	15
Python programming for economics and management	2	-	15
English 3	3	-	20
Economics course
Financial accounting	4	-	36 (CTD)
Mathematics applied to economics I	4	-	30 (CTD)
Personal and Professional Project
Methodology	-	1,5	-
Follow-up	-	-	6
Choice of 2 courses:
General route
Intermediaries and financial markets	3	24	-
Microeconomics II	4	30	15
English track
Intermediaries and financial markets	3	24	-
Microeconomics II	4	30	15
Choice of 2 of 4 options
choice of one modern language among 2
Spanish	2	-	15
German	2	-	15
Introduction to marketing	2	12	-
Introduction to strategic management	2	24	-
UEO	2	15	-
Semester 4
Common core
Economic Policies	3	24	-
Probability and Random Variables	4	-	36 (CTD)
Python data processing and analysis	3	10	20
Environment and the challenges of ecological transition	2	20	-
Transistion écologique	2	10	-
English	2	-	20
Economics course
Mathematics applied to economics II	3	-	30 (CTD)
Choice of 2 courses
General route
Monetary and banking economics	3	20	7,5
The challenges of globalization	2	24	-
English track
Monetary and banking economics	3	20	7,5
Economic aspect of globalization	2	24	-
Choice of 2 of 3 options
Modern languages
Spanish	3	-	15
German	3	-	15
Introduction to Human Resources Management	3	18	-
Enhanced mathematics	3	24	-
Choice of 2 optional courses
Internship	-	-	-
Trade conferences	-	-	-

2nd year - Eco-management major

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 3
Financial accounting	4	-	36 (CTD)
Contract law	3	24	-
Labor law - Individual relations	2	24	-
Management Information Systems	2	3	12
Introduction to marketing	2	12	-
Introduction to research	2	12	-
Introduction to tax law: IR	2	20	-
Introduction to strategic management	2	24	-
Organization theory	3	24	-
Personal and Professional Project	1
Methodology	-	1,5	-
Follow-up	-	-	6
English 3	3	-	20
Choice of modern language :
Spanish	2	-	15
German	2	-	15
UEO	2	15	-
Trade conferences	-	-	-
Semester 4
Management accounting	3	-	24 (CTD)
Business law	2	24	-
Advanced business computing	2	6	14
Introduction to Human Resources Management	2	18	-
Accounting and financial analysis	4	24	15
Tax law: taxation of business results	2	18	-
Strategic marketing	4	16	15
Introduction to information systems	2	12	-
English 4	3	-	20
Ecological transition	2	10	-
Choice of 2 of 3 options
Modern languages
Spanish	2	-	15
German	2	-	15
	3	20	7,5
The challenges of globalization	2	24	-
UEO	2	-	-
Choice of 2 optional courses
Internship	-	-	-
Trade conferences	-	-	-

3rd year Econometrics course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 5
Common core
Economic policies	3	24	-
Market Finance	4	24	-
Statistics applied to the economy	4	24	15
English 5	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options:
General route
International economy	4	24	15
English track
International economics	4	24	15
Econometrics course
Data analysis	5	24	15
Python: programming	3	-	20
Linear econometrics	5	30	15
Semester 6
Common core
Advanced microeconomics	3	20	10
Game theory	2	16	-
Serious game	3	-	15
English 6	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options
General route
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
English track
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
Optional training
Internship	-	-	-
Econometrics course
Advanced linear econometrics	5	30	15
In-depth statistics	5	30	15
Financial mathematics	4	24	15

3rd year Finance course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 5
Common core
Economic policies	3	24	-
Market Finance	4	24	-
Statistics applied to the economy	4	24	15
English 5	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options:
General route
International economy	4	24	15
English track
International economics	4	24	15
Finance course
Financial markets	5	24	12
Econometrics	4	24	15
Financial diagnosis and company valuation	4	24	15
Semester 6
Common core
Advanced microeconomics	3	20	10
Game theory	2	16	-
Serious game	3	-	15
English 6	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options
General route
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
English track
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
Optional training
Internship	-	-	-
Finance course
Financial mathematics	4	24	15
Introduction to financial theory	3	24	12
International financial management	3	20	-
Applied finance	4	24	10

3rd year International Economics course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 5
Common core
Economic policies	3	24	-
Market Finance	4	24	-
Statistics applied to the economy	4	24	15
English 5	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options:
General route
International economy	4	24	15
English track
International economics	4	24	15
International Economics course
Environmental economics	3	24	-
International finance	3	20	-
Labor economics	3	20	10
Econometrics	4	24	15
Semester 6
Common core
Advanced microeconomics	3	20	10
Game theory	2	16	-
Serious game	3	-	15
English 6	2	-	15
Choice of 2 options
General route
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
English track
Advanced macroeconomics	3	20	10
Growth and development economics	3	24	-
Optional training
Internship	-	-	-
International Economics course
Natural resource management and geopolitics	4	24	15
Trade policy & international production	5	24	15
Applied projects in international economics	3	-	25
European economics	2	20	-

3rd year Accounting, Control and Information Systems (CCSI) course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 5
Common core
Company law	2	24	-
Major economic and managerial challenges	1	10	-
Business English	3	-	20
Trade conferences	-	-	-
CCSI course
Company accounting	4	24	15
Information systems and software	3	2	15
Tax law: corporate income tax and VAT	3	18	15
Controlling	4	24	15
Financial diagnosis and company valuation	4	24	15
In-depth accounting and taxation	4	24	15
Research in accounting, control and information systems	2	12	-
Semester 6
Common core
Advanced business English	3	-	20
Management and skills development	3	12	12
Trade conferences	-	-	-
CCSI course
Labour law: collective relations and employment law	4	24	-
Investment choices and financing	5	24	15
In-depth accounting and auditing	5	24	15
Corporate accounting and taxation	4	24	15
In-depth corporate law	3	24	25
Internship
Internship	3	-	-

3rd year Marketing course

Teaching unit	Coefficient/Credits	Hours Lecture courses	Hours Lectures Tutorial or CTD
Semester 5
Common core
Company law	2	24	-
Major economic and managerial challenges	1	10	-
Business English	3	-	20
Trade conferences	-	-	-
Marketing course
Product marketing and communication	3	18	12
Digital Marketing	3	2	15
Market research	3	12	12
Introduction to databases	3	12	18
Distribution and pricing strategy	3	18	12
International marketing	2	20	-
Marketing Research	2	12	-
Project management	2	15	-
Applied marketing project	3	-	-
Semester 6
Common core
Advanced business English	3	-	20
Management and skills development	3	12	12
Trade conferences	-	-	-
Marketing course
Serious game	2	12	-
Marketing law	3	20	-
Ethics and marketing	3	20	10
Professional communication	4	18	12
Data Science for Marketing	4	18	12
Changing social ties in the digital age	2	18	-
Applied marketing project	3	-	-
Internship
Internship	3	-	-

Admission requirements

"EXPECTATIONS in ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT

Applicants for the Economics and Management degree are expected to:

Mathematical and statistical skills essential to economics and management

Economics and management courses frequently call on mathematical modelling to help students think through the problems studied and analyze the results logically. What's more, a large proportion of jobs in economics and management involve the analysis of numerical data.

Mobilize skills in written expression and logical reasoning to support conceptual reasoning.

Economics and management courses require students to be able to produce a structured argument, even a relatively simple one (a skill that is likely to be reinforced at university), and to reason about concepts. Bachelor's training requires a certain capacity for abstraction, formal logic and deduction. Professions in economics and management also frequently involve writing studies or reports, requiring structured argumentation, synthesis skills and a good level of language.

General knowledge

Thinking in economics and management is nourished by current economic, political and social events. Students must therefore be able to situate and understand the societal issues linked to the themes addressed during their studies.

Methodological and behavioral skills to work independently and responsibly

In a bachelor's degree, students are responsible for their own training and success. They must therefore be able to organize their work, find the resources available to them and seek out group work times.

English language skills

In many areas of economics and management, professional and academic documentation, as well as business relations, rely on English. Competence in this language is therefore essential.

How to register

Licence application procedures for (future) baccalaureate holders with a French baccalaureate obtained in France and applying for the 1st time: https: //www.parcoursup.fr

Enrolment in JULY, as soon as the results of the baccalauréat are known, in accordance with the procedures communicated at the time of pre-registration.

Tuition fees

For students:

https://www.univ-orleans.fr/fr/univ/formation/droits-dinscriptions

For adults returning to school, for professionalization contracts and for VAE, consult SEFCO.
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Further studies

Masters from the University of Orléans:
International Economics
Economics, Statistics
Money, Banking, Finance

Marketing, Sales
Accounting, Controlling, Auditing
Management Control and Organizational Audit
Information Systems Management

Other masters

Professional integration

Master's degree career opportunities:
Economics : risk/credit analyst, professional customer advisor, business manager, statistical/actuarial research manager, data scientist, decision-making consultant, international research manager, economic analyst...

Management: chartered accountant, management controller, product or marketing research manager, sports and/or cultural project manager, community manager, information systems consultant...