Presentation
of the training
This Bachelor 3 prepares students to become the business leaders and managers of tomorrow. Through a multidisciplinary curriculum, this third year of the bachelor’s degree enables students to acquire more specialised knowledge in business administration and to explore key areas in greater depth: management, human resources management, retail marketing, etc.
The aim of this course is to develop students’ managerial and administrative skills, whether in managing a team, a product range, a retail outlet, a logistics network or a digital offering.
The licence will enable:
- to develop skills in management, law, foreign languages, logistics, procurement and the supply chain, and to explore the theories and practices of marketing and business;
- to develop a critical and open-minded perspective on society, and in particular on businesses, through a multidisciplinary education;
- to analyse a market’spotential ;
- to improve your communication;
- to develop your independence, leadership skills and ability to work as part of a team.
Organisation
Both courses are assessed through continuous assessment, which takes place each term as part of the modules, as well as a final examination held at the end of each term.
Programme
The full training programme is available in the downloadable brochure.
- English: no lessons in English (other than the first foreign language).
- E-learning: no e-learning.
- Programme incorporating CSR: Yes
Career opportunities and further study
The Bachelor 3 in Management – specialising in Retail and Distribution – is aimed at students who wish to progress to a Master’s degree. There are numerous Master’s programmes available to graduates of this degree, including marketing, logistics, procurement and supply chain management, e-commerce and digital business, management, project management, and human resources.
Nevertheless, upon completion of the course, graduates can expect to enter the labour market within retail and mass-market distribution companies across all sectors (fashion, beauty, motoring, DIY, food, sport, household appliances, culture), particularly for work-study programmes ( professional training contracts), as graduates will have the skills, knowledge and attitude required to succeed.
Admission
- Number of places: 60 students on the initial training, 30 students on the work-study programme
Registration is compulsory via the E-Candidat portal: Review of the online application and a possible interview with the course leaders
Documents to be included in the application
- CV
- Cover letter
- Transcripts
- Photocopies of qualifications, including the A-levels
- Evidence of work experience (optional)
- Letters of recommendation (optional)
Recruitment dates
Opening date:
Upcoming dates
Closing date:
Upcoming dates
Admissions results date:
Upcoming dates
Other
‘Rendez-vous distri’ events and visits to local businesses and head offices introduce students on initial training programmes to the retail sector throughout the year…
Check out videos of these ‘distribution meet-ups’ and visits on the course’s Instagram account: @L3_distribution_iae
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