L3 Economics and Management - Economics and Management of Firms and Organizations course (EMFO)

The EMFO course for the Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Management offers the acquisition of a real field of expertise in economics and management, combining reflection and technicality.

It completes the fundamental knowledge and know-how received in L1 and L2 with skills and mastery of management techniques, specific to the diagnosis and definition of strategies and change management within organizations. The preferred approach is of the Business Economics type, claiming a strong link between economics and management in order to train good managers with an economic culture enabling them to master the dimensions of the choices made by firms and organizations in their environment.

• Licence 3 Economics and Management course type Economics and Management of Firms and Organisations (EMFO) (60 credits)
• Semester 5 L3 Economics and management course Economics and Management of Firms and Organisations (EMFO) (30 credits)
• Operation of financial markets (3 appropriations)
• Corporate Finance (3 credits)
• Project Management (3 credits)
• Information Processing and Evaluation (9 credits)
  • Statistical methods applied to management
  • Information Technology
  • Economic analysis of firm performance
• English 4 (3 credits)
• Market structure and competitive dynamics (3 credits)
• Consumption behaviour (3 credits)
• Economic analysis of markets and firm decisions (3 credits)

• Semester 6 Licence 3 Economics and Management course Economics and Management of Firms and Organisations (EMFO) (30 credits)
• Information Technology (3 credits)
• English 5 (3 credits)
• Quantitative market analysis (3 credits)
• Activities and organization of firms (3 credits)
• Tutored project (6 credits)
• Managerial Strategies (6 credits)
  • Purchasing strategies
  • Innovation management
• Environment and Competitive Strategies (6 credits)
  • Competitive market regulation
  • Cooperation and competitiveness

Who can apply?

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

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

How to apply?

Apply at the time of admissions on the dedicated procedure.

You can leave in the 3rd year of the bachelor's degree to continue your studies internationally, in the 1st or 2nd semester.

Optional and enhanced internships are possible in each year of the Bachelor of Economics and Management.

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

Volume of teaching :

• Lectures: 332 hours
• Tutorials: 180 hours

The EMFO course offers a continuation of studies in Masters in Economics or Management, such as: Business and Market Economics; Finance; Production Management, Logistics, Purchasing; Human Resources Management; International Trade Management; Innovation Management.