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Master's degree in public law - Political support specialization (MAP)

Law, Economics, Management

Master's degree in public law - Political support specialization (MAP)

Duration
4 semesters
Component
Faculty of Law, Economics & Management
Location(s)
Orleans

Presentation

The aim of the Master's degree in Public Law is to provide in-depth knowledge of the public sector, mainly in public law, but also in related subjects, enabling the training of administrators in certain areas affecting the work of local authorities: housing policy, local cultural policy, local authority communications, local authority management.

The Master of Public Law is based on a Master 1 comprising general courses common to the various options in the field, and for the MAP option, communication and history courses shared with the UFR Lettres, Langues et Sciences humaines.

The MAP pathway leads to jobs as communications advisors to local elected representatives, parliamentary attachés, cabinet positions, and communications managers in companies, public bodies or associations.

The 1st year of the Master's program can be taken as an initial or continuing training course; the second year can be taken as an initial training course, an apprenticeship or a continuing training course.

Target audience

Initial training
Work-linked training
Continuing education

Degree levelBAC +5
Training location(s): Orléans

Application

Skills

The diploma holder is a lawyer specializing in public law. Given the organization of the training program, he or she has additional skills in political communication.

On completion of the course, graduates will be able to :

write a well-constructed speech with references to both legal and historical culture
detect the memorial stakes of a contemporary political problem
adapt the form of communication to the content of the message and the target audience
write press releases, manage press relations
implementing crisis communication
building a communication campaign
managing a political agenda
situate yourself in a local authority organization chart
develop practical and political thinking on political sociability (relays, networks, influence groups, lobbies)
set up a historical watch to serve its employer (sensitive themes, local heritage, relationships between spaces and histories).

Graduates are autonomous in the organization of their work and responsible. They are also able to synthesize and analyze information. They know how to work as part of a team.

Useful contacts

UFR DEG International Relations Office :

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

international.deg@univ-orleans.fr

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

PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION AND INTEGRATION (D.O.I.P.)

https://www.univ-orleans.fr/doip

Tel : +33 (0)2 38 41 71 72
doip @ univ-orleans.fr

	Diploma	Master’s Degree
	Nature	ET5
	Location(s)	Orleans
	Study plan(s)	Initial training Apprenticeship Continuing education
	Target level of study	BAC +5

Contact

Course leaders

Pierre Allorant : Pierre.Allorant@univ-orleans.fr

and Gaël Rideau: gael.rideau@univ-orleans.fr

Pedagogical secretariat

m2dpub.deg@univ-orleans.fr

Tel: 02 38 49 46 37

Apprenticeship contacts

Tel: 02 38 41 70 29

CFA page

Faculty of Law, Economics & Management

Rue de Blois - BP 26739

45067 Orléans Cedex 2

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

http://www.univ-orleans.fr/sefco/

Organization

Knowledge control

Teaching units are assessed by continuous assessment and/or written and oral final exams. They are definitively acquired once the student has obtained an average grade, and are assigned a coefficient and European credits. Compensations are made over the semester on the basis of the overall average of grades obtained in the various teaching units, weighted by coefficients. Two assessment sessions are organized for each semester.