Double degree in International Law, Economics and Management (DEGI) - Bayonne
ECTS
180 credits
Duration
3 years
Component
Collège Etudes Européennes et Internationales (EEI)
Language(s)
French, English
Presentation
The double degree in Law - Economics and International Management (DEGI) offers students excellent training, based on a multidisciplinary approach, in a strong international dynamic.
50
Student capacity
Objectives
This training leads to the obtaining of a double Bachelor's degree, the students having acquired over the course of their three years of study the essential knowledge and methods in Law, Economics and Management. Students receive equal teaching in Law and Economics and Management in all the fundamental subjects of these disciplines, in addition to teaching of a multidisciplinary nature, intended to strengthen their general culture and their ability to deal with complex issues.
International education
Internationally-oriented training
International dimension
The training is provided in French and English. The amount of courses in English increases over the years of study (25% in year 1, 50% in year 2 and 100% in year 3, with a semester of mobility in a foreign university partner of the UPPA). Students acquire an excellent level of oral and written English and are ready, if they wish, to continue their studies in courses taught in English or abroad (LLM for example) or consider an international professional experience. A significant volume of reinforced English courses is therefore offered, as well as the teaching of other languages.
Organisation
Universal adjustments
All the elements of success and educational innovation are integrated to best support students. While experiencing “classic” university life through a few shared courses - in the large lecture halls and alongside Law or Economics Management students - the double degree students nevertheless form an autonomous class, with a small number (50 students per year maximum, divided into two groups of 25 for in-depth tutorials), very supervised and constantly monitored by the reference teachers.
They benefit from all the programs deployed by the UPPA for the success and support of students (SPACE, Pep's, for example) and from an educational innovation program as part of the IREKIA project: teaching by projects and case studies in collaboration with socio-economic actors (real-life situations via the “International” FabLab).
The international FabLab is a training incubator based on :
- Law Clinic (International Humanitarian, European Law, International Law)
- Learning center for languages (implementation of new language teaching methods)
- International project-based teaching in economics and management. Provision of case studies on different international themes (Sectors concerned: Transport & Logistics, Import/Export, Entrepreneurship, International Economy, Mobility, Circular economy, etc.)
Trainings
This course is open for internship.
Program
UE 1-1 Compétences fondamentales en économie 1
4 credits52hUE 1-2 Compétences fondamentales en gestion 1
UE 1-3 Compétences en traitement des données 1
EC 13.1 Statistiques 1
22hEC 13.2 Mathématiques 1
2 credits22h
UE 1-4 Compétences fondamentales en droit
UE 1-5 International Studies 1
EC 15.1 International strategies
2 credits20hEC 15.2 Political sciences 1
2 credits20h
UE 1-6 Compétences en langues vivantes
UECF - Enseignements facultatifs
UE 2-1 Compétences fondamentales en économie 2
UE 2-2 Compétences fondamentales en gestion 2
EC 22.1 Comptabilité générale
3 credits34hEC 22.2 Organizational theory
1,5 credits20hEC 22.3 Marketing
1,5 credits20h
UE 2-3 Compétences en droit
UE 2-4 International studies 2
EC 24.1 Legal Systems
2 creditsEC 24.2 Political sciences 2
2 credits
UE 2-5 Compétences en langues vivantes
UE 2-6 PEP'S 1
UE transverse
Choice: 1 among 1
UECF - Enseignements facultatifs
UE 3-1 Compétences fondamentales en économie 3
EC 31.1 Macro économie 2
3,5 credits22hEC 31.2 Monetary, banking and financial economy
2 credits20h
UE 3-2 Compétences fondamentales en gestion 3
EC 32.1 Comptabilité analytique
2,5 creditsEC 32.2 Human Resource Management
2 credits20hEC 32.3 Marketing 2
2 credits20hEC 32.4 Serious game
1 credits
UE 3-3 Compétences fondamentales en droit
UE 3-4 International studies - Law - 3
EC 34.1 Criminal and international Law
2 credits20hUE 34.2 European Law
2 credits20hUE 34.3 Political sciences 3
2 credits20h
UE 3-5 Compétences en langues vivantes
UE transverse
Choice: 1 among 1
UECF - Enseignements facultatifs
UE 4-1 Compétences fondamentales en économie 4
EC 41.1 Histoire de la pensée économique
2 credits19hEC 41.2 Macro économie 3
4 credits34hEC 41.3 Micro économie 2
3,5 credits22h
UE 4-2 Compétences fondamentales en gestion 4
EC 42.1 Comptabilité des sociétés
4 credits34hEC 42.2 Business Strategy
2 credits20hEC 42.3 Sociology of organizations
2 credits20h
UE 4-3 Compétences fondamentales en droit 4
EC 43.1 Droit des affaires
2 creditsEC 43.2 Droit pénal
2 credits20h
UE 4-4 International studies- Law 4
EC 44.1 Introduction to International Trade Law
2 credits20hEC 44.2 Private international law
2 credits20hEC 44.3 Compagny Law
2 credits20hEC 44.4 Political sciences 4
2 credits
UE 4-5 Compétences en langues vivantes
UE 4-6 PEP'S 2
UE transverse
Choice: 1 among 1
UECF - Enseignements facultatifs
UE 5-1 Project management
7 credits35hUE 5-2 Option 1 de spécialisation: Economie ou Gestion internationale
Choice: 1 among 2
OPTION A: International Management
10 creditsEC 52.1 International strategy
2,5 credits20hEC 52.2 Operations Management and Logistics
2,5 credits20hEC 52.3 Corporate social responsibility
2,5 credits20hEC 52.4 Introduction to intercultural Management (MUT)
2,5 credits20h
OPTION B: International Economics
10 creditsEC 52.5 Economics of Globalization and Development
2,5 credits20hEC 52.6 International Economics
2,5 credits20hEC 52.7 International Finance
2,5 credits20hEC 52.8 Environmental Economics
2,5 credits20h
UE 5-3 option 2 de spécialisation: Droit des affaires ou Justice pénale internationale et aide humanitaire
Choice: 1 among 2
OPTION C: International Business Law
10 creditsEC 53.1 International Contrats
2,5 credits20hEC 53.2 European Competition and Consumer Law
2,5 credits20hEC 53.3 Corporate Restructuring
2,5 credits20hEC 53.4 International Tax Law
2,5 credits20h
OPTION D: International Criminal Justice and Humanitarian Aid
10 creditsEC 53.5 Democratization Studies
2,5 credits20hEC 53.6 International and European Criminal Justice
2,5 credits20hEC 53.7 Global Security
2,5 credits20hEC 53.8 Dispute Settlement Mechanisms and Human Rights
2,5 credits20h
UE 5-4 Compétences en langues vivantes
UE 5-5 PEP'S 3
UECF - Enseignements facultatifs
Admission
Admission requirements
The DEGI double degree is a selective program, which will accept high school graduates with very good academic results. In this regard, as part of the Parcoursup application selection process, particular attention will be paid to grades in 11th and 12th grade and in the baccalaureate in Modern Languages, Mathematics, Philosophy, French, Economics and Social Sciences, Economics, History and Geography.
Candidates must also demonstrate a level of English sufficient to follow courses in English (minimum level B1, level B2 recommended). In this regard, a TOEIC, TOEFL, Cambridge, or IELTS certification less than two years old will be required, or candidates will be required to take an English test during the recruitment process.
Tuition Fees and partial exemptions
Check the registration fees.
The institution applies differentiated fees for all non-EU students enrolling for the first time in a bachelor's degree program.
And after
Further studies
The DEGI double degree is built on a dynamic of progressive specialization, which leads to offering a specialization in Law and a specialization in International Economics or International Management in the last semester of the third year.
Students choose
- In law, a first specialization: International Business Law or International Criminal Justice and Humanitarian Aid
- In economics or management, a second specialization: International Economics or International Management.
At the end of the bachelor's degree program, students can naturally continue on to master's degree programs in these four specializations, either at UPPA (in a five-year program), where all of these master's degree programs are offered, or at other French or foreign universities.
However, it should be noted that, as students have a double bachelor's degree in Law and Economics and Management, they can also pursue other master's degrees in law, economics, or management, not to mention access to various competitive examinations in the relevant sectors.
