Double Bachelor’s Degree in Eco-Management-Finance

The objective of this double degree is to prepare future professionals who are bilingual in English and French, and who can bring the main concepts of economics and management, with links to finance, to bear in a professional field. There are a wide range of job opportunities in companies, banks and local authorities, both locally and internationally. They depend on the Master’s degree that the students go on to study.

General overview for the programme (FR)

UniCA Licence’s degree: graduates will be in particular able to participate and contribute to design marketing surveys or costs and performance studies or forecasting of activities and performance monitoring procedures in various organizations

• See item “activités visées” on the National Qualifications Framework (RNCP)

The bachelor’s degree (licence) prepares students for further study for a master’s degree in economics or management and allows them to acquire the basic knowledge and competencies in both disciplines. It also offers non-disciplinary courses (in languages and pre-professional and transversal skills: IT, digital skills and communication).

Specific tracks
Students may also choose to follow a specific track starting the first year of their degree.

• The LAS track (access to health studies) is for students enrolled in the multidisciplinary undergraduate program in economics and management who are preparing for health studies. Students attend lectures held on Wednesdays during Semester 1 and on Thursday and Friday mornings during Semester 2 at the Saint Jean d’Angely Campus.
• The 2D continuum prepares undergraduate students for teaching careers in economics and management. Students can select a discovery unit in semester 4 and enroll in a specific teaching track during their third year (L3). They follow courses in social sciences and economics (SES) or economics and management and complete pre-teaching internships. This prepares students for the MEEF master’s degree and for professions in teaching, education and training.

During the second year of the bachelor’s degree, students can obtain the Certificate of Initiation to Research in Economics (CIRE).

The purpose of CIRE is to introduce undergraduate students in the economics and management program to the methodology of research in economics and to the various research themes of the GREDEG and ELMI Graduate Schools. Students who join the program commit to complete the entire curriculum. They obtain the certificate if they successfully complete all three teaching units.

More information on CIRE

For the third year of the bachelor’s degree, students choose one of four tracks:

• Economics and business management: The standard track with a choice of electives that prepare for the master’s degree specialization.
• International economics and management studies: Students in this track can spend one semester (semester 5) abroad as part of Erasmus+, BCI, ISEP, MIC or other agreements.
• Economics and human resources management: This track prepares students for jobs in human resources, recruitment, the administrative management of personnel and any other areas of management related to the strategic organization of competencies. This program geared toward employability alternates work with study. It allows students to acquire the tools needed to understand the socio-economic world in which companies or administrations operate.
• Economics and tourism management: This track prepares students to become managers in the new jobs of tourism and leisure in all fields of activity.

Mobility happens in Year 3 at each partner institution: both UniCA and for TUKE students must have successfully achieved their first 2 years before their mobility period ; if so, 120 ECTS will be validated by the partner institution:

More information at:

• ERASMUS+ Double Diplomation Košice
• Attending as a student at UniCA