Political and Administration Sciences – (LL.B.)

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An ability to analyse and summarise is advisable for this course, as well as a sense of organisation and planning and considerable ability in oral and written communication, both in one's own language and if possible in a second language. Being willing to work as part of a team and establish relationships, as well as a critical and self-critical frame of mind, are important.

In general, students must be interested in the public sphere, and must enjoy reading about the great problems of history, society and contemporary politics and be well informed in these areas; they should also feel comfortable with using new information and communication technologies, and must have some mathematical background which enables them to use the basic tools of statistics and quantitative analysis.

The five tracks in the syllabus make it possible for students to obtain a precise training profile linked to professional opportunities, which can facilitate access to some master's degrees. These tracks enable students to take the maximum advantage of the knowledge and experience of the teaching staff involved and the various research lines in which they work.

During the final academic year, students must produce an academic study based on their stage in institutions, political organisations, business or public administrations. This internship will provide them with a link to the professional world and thereby reinforce their theoretical learning. The resulting academic work will be a carefully thought out development of the theoretical and practical learning undertaken during the course.