L3 Economics-Management - Economics and Management of Firms course (EMF)

The EMF course (formerly known as EMFO) in the Economics and Management Bachelor's degree offers the acquisition of a genuine field of expertise in economics and management, combining reflection and technicality.
It supplements the fundamental knowledge and know-how acquired in L1 and L2 with the skills and mastery of management techniques, specific to the diagnosis and definition of strategies and the management of change within organizations. The preferred approach is that of Business Economics, with a strong link between economics and management, to train good managers with an economic culture that enables them to master the dimensions of choices made by firms and organizations in their environment.

Semester 5 L3 Economics and Management ECONOMICS and FIRM MANAGEMENT (EMF) (30 credits)

• 1 - Knowing the environment to understand firm strategy
• Economic analysis of markets and firm decisions (3 cr)
• Functioning of financial markets (3 cr)
• 2 - Understanding firms' strategic choices
• Corporate finance (4 cr)
• Economic analysis of corporate strategies (4 cr)
• 3 - Mobilize information and tools to make strategic choices
• Statistical methods applied to management (4 cr)
• Advanced Excel (3 cr)
• 4 - Key skills for the professional world
• English 4 (3 cr)
• Project management (3 cr)
• Preparation for the professional world (3 cr)
  • Ecri+
  • CV writing and interview preparation

Semester 6 L3 Economics and Management ECONOMICS and FIRM MANAGEMENT (EMF) (30 credits)

• 1 - Knowing the environment to understand corporate strategy
• Competitive market regulation (4 cr)
• Market structure and competitive dynamics (4 cr)
• Economic policies and firm competitiveness (3 cr)
• 2 - Understanding firms' strategic choices
• Innovation strategies (3 cr)
• Purchasing strategies (3 cr)
• 3 - Mobilize information and tools to make strategic choices
• Quantitative market studies (6 cr)
  • Consumer behavior
  • Information technology applied to quantitative market research
• 4 - Key skills for the professional world
• English 5 (3 cr)
• Ecri+ (1 cr)
• One UE to choose from 2 (3 cr)
  • Tutored project (3 cr)
  • Student commitment (3 cr)

Who can apply?

Validated L2 level (economics, economics-management, DUT, BTS, CPGE) for direct entry into L3 after examination of the application by the authorized pedagogical committee.

For direct entry into L3: Mastery of L1-L2 economics and management programs in Macroeconomics (closed/open economy, fixed/flexible prices, fixed/flexible exchange rates), Microeconomics (consumer, producer, equilibrium), Mathematics (analysis, linear algebra), probability and statistics (descriptive, inferential).

How do I apply?

Apply at the time of admissions on the dedicated procedure.

In the 3rd year of your bachelor's degree, you can study abroad for the 1st or second semester.

Internships, which are optional and subsidized, are available in every year of the Economics-Management Bachelor's degree.

Tutored projects and independent work, alone or in groups, are offered in every semester (except semester 5) and contribute to the assessment of skills acquired during the course.

Teaching volume :

• Lectures: 332 hours
• Tutorial: 180 hours

The EMFO pathway is ideal for further study in Masters programs in economics or management, such as: Business and Market Economics; Finance; Production, Logistics and Purchasing Management; Human Resources Management; International Trade Management; Innovation Management.