Public Service Careers and National Exams - 271 - Master's Year 2

Syllabus

Cours de pré-rentrée obligatoire

Bloc 1- 2 Enseignements (12ECTS)

  • Economie I
  • Droit administratif I
  • Droit constitutionnel I
  • Questions internationales I

Bloc 2 - 2 Enseignements à choisir (12ECTS)

  • Gestion des collectivités territoriales I
  • Questions européennes I
  • Questions contemporaines I
  • Politiques sociales I - Fondamentaux : protection sociale et solidarités
  • Politiques de santé I - Fondamentaux : institutions et organisations

Bloc 3 - 2 Enseignements (6 ECTS)

  • Etat et Europe : Organisation institutionnelle
  • Finances publiques I
  • Langue - Espagnol I
  • Langue - Anglais I

Bloc 4 - 2 Méthodologie

Autres supports

Bloc 1 - 2 Enseignements (12 ECTS)

  • Economie II
  • Droit constitutionnel II
  • Droit administratif II
  • Questions internationales II

Bloc 2 - 2 Enseignements à choisir (6 ECTS)

  • Questions européennes II
  • Gestion des collectivités territoriales II
  • Questions contemporaines II
  • Politiques sociales II - Spécialisation - Protection sociale et solidarités
  • Politique de santé II - Spécialisation - Instruments et évolutions
  • Politiques sociales II - Travail et emploi

Bloc 3 - 2 Enseignements (6 ECTS)

  • Histoire
  • Finances publiques II
  • Langue - Espagnol II
  • Langue - Anglais II

Bloc 4 - 1 Enseignement (6 ECTS)

  • Note de dossier
  • Rapport de stage

Bloc 5 - Méthodologie

Bloc 6 - Autres Supports

Academic Training Year 2025 - 2026 - subject to modification


Teaching Modalities

This program consists of 566 hours of instruction, spread between September and May. It is organized around a large pool of courses organized into different elective blocks, from which students select those that best meet the requirements of the examination for which they are preparing.

The program consists of regular training in weekly sprints and a mock examination each semester that mirrors the actual examination format.

Students may undertake an optional internship of at least two months' duration, or write a file note on a topic of their choice (from around fifty suggestions), which gives them the opportunity to go deep into the kind of cross-cutting question likely to be on the examination.


Internships and Supervised Projects

Students may undertake an optional internship of at least two months' duration. The internship will result in the production of an internship report, the goal of which is to sum up and analyze the internship experience while demonstrating detachment and critical thinking.