Bachelor in Licence - Administration publique

At Université Jean Monnet - Saint Etienne, tuition comes to 178 EUR per year.

The Licence - Administration publique (Public Administration) at Université Jean Monnet - Saint Etienne (42) in Saint-Étienne, France, introduces students to the principles, structures, and management practices that govern public institutions in France and at the European level. Public administration degrees sit at the intersection of law, political science, economics, and management. Core subjects typically include administrative law — covering the organisation and accountability of the French state — public finance and budgeting, political institutions, European institutions and policy, and the sociology of public organisations. Students develop writing skills suited to civil-service competitive examinations, which are a primary route into employment in the French public sector. Training in analytical report writing and institutional communication runs throughout the three years, building practical capacity for professional roles in regulated environments and equipping students to engage with the complex demands of contemporary public governance. Career directions include national and local government, regional administrations, public hospitals and social organisations, and European institutions. The degree also prepares students for postgraduate programmes in public law, public management, or European affairs, and for the competitive examinations of the grandes écoles of public service. This three-year bachelor's degree is taught in French and begins in September in Saint-Étienne, France. Annual tuition is 178 EUR.