Licence Économie at Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne

Programme overview

The Licence Économie of Saint-Étienne School of Economics (SE²) is a demanding programme in economics and quantitative methods to international standards, also drawing on computer science, management, law and political science. Three pathways are available from year 1: General, International, and General combined with the Diplôme d'établissement Économie et Science politique of IEP Lyon (DE EcoScPo).

Faculty: Saint-Étienne School of Economics | Duration: 3 years (180 ECTS) | Study mode: full-time; French (English in the International pathway) | Location: Saint-Étienne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

What you will study

Specific features include an international pathway from year 1, research-awareness workshops, small cohorts with prerequisite modules and tutoring, and professionalisation through project-based teaching, master classes by professionals, intensive use of digital tools and internships possible from year 1.

Career pathways

The degree prepares for Master's study in economics, management or political science, leading at Bac+5 or doctorate to senior roles in public and private organisations in innovation, public action, marketing, finance and big data.

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Entry requirements

Aimed at holders of a general baccalauréat, preparatory-class students, Sciences Po Lyon students, Mines Saint-Étienne and Télécom Saint-Étienne engineering students and some BUT tertiary students. Recommended: first-year general mathematics (functions, first-degree equations, set notation, Boolean logic, discrete probability) and English for the International pathway. L1 via Parcoursup (selective for the International and EcoScPo pathways); L2 and L3 by file via the institution's platforms, with Campus France for international applicants.

EUR 178 a year. National fees stated on the page (178 EUR per year); the CVEC contribution (105 EUR) is excluded. Source

Duration: 3 years (180 ECTS)

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