Courses taught on the Bachelor's program

Program BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS (1st year)

TERM 1
UE 0-1: Prerequisites

• Math upgrade
• Written expression
• Oral expression (theater)

UE 1-1: Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics I: choice and preferences
• Macroeconomics I: Principles of Macroeconomics
• Applied Economics I: Introduction to Data Analysis

UE 2-1: Approach an economic problem from multiple perspectives

• Management I: Accounting
• Other Humanities I: Sociology

UE 3-1: Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• Quantitative Methods I: Logic and classical real analysis
• IT I: Digital work environment

UE 4-1: Professionalization

• Develop your information skills
• Tutored projects: Thematic workshops 1
• English for business
• Foreign language (optional)
  

TERM 2
UE 1-2: Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics II: Consumer Preferences and Behavior
• Macroeconomics II: Business Cycles and State Intervention
• Applied Economics II: History of Economic Thought

UE 2-2: Approach an economic problem from multiple perspectives

• Management II: Financial Mathematics
• Other Humanities II: Introduction to Law

UE 3-2: Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• Quantitative Methods II: Linear Algebra
• Computer Science II: Advanced Computer Tools
• Probabilities I: Integration

UE 4-2: Professionalization

• Tutored projects: Thematic workshops 1
• English for business
• Foreign language

Program BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS (2nd year)

TERM 3
UE 1-3: Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics III: Producer Behavior and Monopoly
• Macroeconomics III: Money and capital markets
• Applied economics III: Labor economics and employment policies

UE 2-3: Approach an economic problem from multiple perspectives

• Management III: Corporate finance
• Other human sciences III: Political sociology of international relations

UE 3-3: Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• Quantitative methods  III: Multivariate functions
• Computer Science III: Python Programming
• Probabilities II: Notions of randomness in multiple dimensions

UE 4-3: Professionalization

• Tutored projects: Thematic workshops
• English for economics

UE 5-1: Openness and awareness

• Foreign language 2
• Other UEOS

TERM 4
UE 1-4: Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics IV: Equilibrium
• Macroeconomics IV : International Trade
• Applied economics IV: Local development

UE 2-4: Approach an economic problem from multiple perspectives

• Management IV: Project management
• Other Humanities IV: Contract and Business Law

UE 3-4: Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• IT IV: Database
• Probabilities III: Estimates

UE 4-4: Professionalization

• Tutored projects: Thematic workshops
• English for business
• Professional integration - Preparation of the Professional Project

UE 5-2: Openness and awareness

• Foreign language 2
• UEOS - Sport Health (compulsory)

Program BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS (3rd year)

TERM 5
UE 1-5: Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics V: Imperfect Markets and Strategic Interactions
• Macroeconomics V: Economics of Natural Resources
• Applied Economics V: Public economics

UE 2-5 : Approach an economic problem from multiple perspectives

• Management V: Strategy
• Other human sciences V: Administrative institutions and public law

UE 3-5 : Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• Econometrics
• Computer science V: Web and programming

UE 4-5 : Professionalization

• English for business
• Professional integration - Preparation of the Professional Project

UE 5-3 : Openness and awareness

• Foreign language 2 (optional)
  
• Other UEOS

UE 6 : Minor (1 EU to choose from among 3)
UE 6-1 :

Minor Territorial Analysis and Policy :
- Urban policies and environment
- Urban economy

UE 6-1 :

Minor Modeling and Data Science :
- Markov chains and advanced probabilities
- Multidimensional data analysis

UE 6-1 :

Minor Management and financing of organizations :
- Taxation
- Quantitative Marketing

TERM 6
UE 1-6 : Analyze the decisions and behaviors of economic agents

• Microeconomics VI: Applied Optimization
• Macroeconomics VI: Growth Theories
• Applied Economics VI: Economy and European Institutions

UE 3-6 : Use methods and tools for observing and analyzing economic phenomena

• Applied econometrics

UE 4-6 : Professionalization

• Internship or research dissertation
• English for business
• Professional integration - Preparation of the Professional Project

UE 5-4 : Openness and awareness

• Foreign language 2 (optional)
  
• Other UEOS

UE 6 : Minor (1 EU to choose from among 3)
UE 6-2 :

Minor Territorial Analysis and Policy :
- Local public finances
- Territorial diagnostic workshop

UE 6-2 :

Minor Modeling and Data Science :
- Markov Chains: Applications to Economic Modelling
- Monte-Carlo methods and numerical simulations

UE 6-2 :

Minor Management and financing of organizations :
- Market finance
- Business game