Bachelor’s Year 3 Public Administration and Management (AGP)

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The Bachelor’s Year 3 Public Administration and Management (AGP) is a generalist training program designed to prepare future versatile executives to work in the public sector.

Why choose Montpellier Management?

A wide range of training courses, with around fifty courses ranging from license to doctorate and leading to state diplomas.
Student support systems, including tutoring sessions, tutorials and access to online resources.
Dynamic professional integration thanks to multiple initiatives: expert interventions, internships, work-study programs, ResUM network, etc.
Research of excellence focused on businesses: 90 teacher-researchers, 5 research teams and 11 chairs.
A strong international dimension with more than 65 destinations spread across more than 25 countries.

Duration

3 ans ou 1 an après bac +2 ou équivalent
Certification
Level
Location

Campus Richter, Montpellier
ECTS credits

180 crédits

Who is this for?

The Bachelor’s Degree AGP is ideal for people who want to specialize in public management and administration. This program provides students with the solid skills they need to pursue executive positions in the public sector, including economics, law, management, finance, marketing, civil service, general knowledge, and the societal and legal challenges of sustainable development.

Application requirements

The Bachelor’s Year 3 Public Administration and Management (AGP) is one of the specialization tracks offered in the third year of the Bachelor’s Degree AES.

Students can join this program in the first, second, or third year:

The first year of the Bachelor’s degree (L1) is open to students who have obtained their high school diploma.
The second year (L2) is open to students who have completed a first year of higher education in a compatible program, such as a first year of a Bachelor’s degree or a first year of a BUT or BTS related to the discipline.
The third year (L3 AGP) is open to students who have completed a second year of a Bachelor’s degree AES (Montpellier Management) and to students with two years of post-secondary education.

Foreign students who are not members of the European Union and do not have a French diploma must first submit an application to CAMPUS France.

Applications will only be reviewed once this formality has been completed. If you are enrolled in continuing education, please visit this page.

Duration and rythm

The bachelor’s degree program lasts three years, from year 1 to year 3. Students can join the program in the first, second, or third year.

Objectives

The Bachelor’s Year 3 Public Administration and Management (AGP) prepares students to address a wide range of organizational issues by organizing and coordinating, on behalf of a senior manager, the drafting and transmission of essential information within the organization that employs them.

It also enables them to understand the strengths and weaknesses of an activity and to formulate proposals and strategic alternatives. Graduates are trained to apply the political and economic objectives of decision-making bodies and to exercise managerial responsibilities in technical, administrative, accounting, and financial areas. They are able to supervise, organize, and coordinate a team of employees within one or more departments.

The Bachelor’s degree AGP enables students:

to acquire knowledge in the management of public and private organizations, both nationally and internationally
to develop analytical skills and responsiveness to a changing socio-economic environment
to understand social and human issues within various structures
to master the management tools essential to the functioning of public organizations
to acquire skills in two languages and in IT (C2I)

Program

SEMESTRE 1 (30 ECTS)

UE1 – Analyse économique (5 ECTS)

UE2 – Introduction au droit (4 ECTS)

UE3 – Droit constitutionnel de la Vème république (5 ECTS)

UE4 – Techniques Quantitatives (4,5 ECTS)

UE5 – Méthodologie (3 ECTS)

UE6 – Anglais (LV1) (3 ECTS)

UE7 – Projet Voltaire

UE8 – Projet professionnel et personnel (2 ECTS)

UE9 – Informatique (3,5 ECTS)

L1 AES Parcours réussite : soutien analyse économique, soutien introduction au droit, soutien techniques quantitatives, soutien méthodologie, soutien Voltaire.

SEMESTRE 2 (30 ECTS)

UE10 – Analyse économique (macro économie) (5 ECTS)

UE11 – Droit des obligations (5 ECTS)

UE12 – Institutions publiques (3 ECTS)

UE13 – Techniques quantitatives (4,5 ECTS)

UE14 – Management et théorie des organisations (4,5 ECTS)

UE15 – Techniques d’expression (2 ECTS)

UE16 – Projet Voltaire (1 ECTS)

UE17 – Anglais (LV1) (2,5 ECTS)

UE 18 – Histoire économique contemporaine (2,5 ECTS)

L1 AES Parcours réussite : soutien analyse économique, soutien droit des obligations, soutien techniques quantitatives, soutien Voltaire, soutien en méthodologie.

UE Facultatives

LV2 Espagnol ou Allemand
Sport
Engagement étudiant

SEMESTRE 1 (30 ECTS)

UE1 – Économie Monétaire et Financière (4 ECTS)

UE2 – Droit Administratif Général (3 ECTS)

UE3 – Droit des Affaires (4 ECTS)

UE4 – Comptabilité Générale (4 ECTS)

UE5 – Techniques Quantitatives (4 ECTS)

UE6 – Gestion des Ressources Humaines (4 ECTS)

UE7 – Pratique du Management (3 ECTS)

UE8 – Anglais (LV1) (1 ECTS)

UE9 – Projet Voltaire

UE10 – Projet Professionnel et Personnel (1 ECTS)

UE11 – Informatique (2 ECTS)

SEMESTRE 2 (30 ECTS)

UE12 – Économie industrielle (4 ECTS)

UE13 – Droit Administratif Général (4 ECTS)

UE14 – Droit des affaires (3 ECTS)

UE15 – Comptabilité financière (4 ECTS)

UE16 – Étude de marché (3 ECTS)

UE17 – Techniques Quantitatives (4 ECTS)

UE18 – Projet Voltaire (1 ECTS)

UE19 – Anglais (LV1) (2 ECTS)

UE20 – Stage (8 semaines/252 heures minimum, ou travail thématique) (1 ECTS)

UE21 – Informatique (4 ECTS)

UE Facultatives

LV2 Espagnol ou Allemand
Sport
Engagement étudiant

SEMESTRE 1 (30 ECTS)

UE1 – Économie publique (5 ECTS)

UE2 – Droit de l’intervention publique (5 ECTS)

UE3 – Système Institutionnel de l’Union Européenne (2 ECTS)

UE4 – Management Public (5 ECTS)

UE5 – Marketing (2 ECTS)

UE6 – Finances Publiques (5 ECTS)

UE7 – Systèmes d’Information (3,5 ECTS)

UE8 – Anglais (1,5 ECTS)

UE9 – Projet Personnel et Professionnel (1 ECTS)

SEMESTRE 2 (30 ECTS)

UE11 – Fonction publique (5 ECTS)

UE12 – Politiques et stratégies dans le secteur public (2 ECTS)

UE13 – Politiques régionales de l’UE (2 ECTS)

UE14 – Culture générale (1,5 ECTS)

UE15 – Développement Économique Territorial (2 ECTS)

UE16 – Évaluation Économique des Politiques Publiques (5 ECTS)

UE17 – Anglais (2 ECTS)

UE18 – Enjeux sociétaux et juridiques du développement durable (5 ECTS)

UE19 – Stage (8 semaines/245h minimum) – rapport de stage/thématique (3 ECTS)

UE20 – Jeu Expérimental (2,5 ECTS)

UE Facultatives

Engagement étudiant
LV2 Espagnol / Allemand
Sport

Access conditions

To apply for the first year of the bachelor’s degree (L1 AES), go to the Parcoursup platform.

To apply for the second year (L2 AES) or the third year (L3 AGP), go to the e-candidat platform.

To find out the application periods and access the platforms, click on the red “Apply” button.

Pricing

For students who do not receive scholarships, the registration fees are as follows:

Bachelor’s degree: €178 for the 2025/2026 academic year (this fee includes diploma fees, tuition fees, and university library membership).

For students receiving scholarships who provide proof of conditional notification at the time of enrollment, no registration fees will be charged. The CROUS will pay the registration fees owed to the institution through the scholarships awarded to the student.

In addition, all students enrolled in initial training at a higher education institution must pay the Student and Campus Contribution (CVEC) before registering. This can be done online at cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr.

Additional informations

Accessibility / Disability

A disability representative is there to welcome you, provide you with information and implement a certain number of arrangements to facilitate your studies and reduce the disability situations you may encounter.

Teaching methods

At Montpellier Management, more than 50 teacher-researchers and 600 external speakers transmit their knowledge to our students, combining academic knowledge and field experience.

Evaluation methods

Student assessment is based on a system of partials and continuous assessment, combining individual and group projects, thus guaranteeing the progressive acquisition of the skills necessary to obtain a state diploma.

Training place

The training takes place at Montpellier Management, Espace Richter, rue Vendémiaire, 34960 Montpellier.