Management of local authorities and the international strategy of local players course
The "Management of local authorities and the international strategy of local players" specialization is a specialized post-graduate course with a professional focus, the main requirement of which is to link theory and practice. This requirement constantly shapes the training approach. It guides the content of courses, the choice of lecturers and the type of work required of students. As a result, internships are a privileged time for students in their initial training.
At a glance
Admission
Competition
Language
French
Terms and conditions
Face-to-face
Presentation
It aims to train future managers and specialists in local public action, public services and/or cooperation programs. The merger of two courses recognized by local and regional players, this program aims to provide future graduates with the tools and frameworks that will enable them to grasp the challenges (ecological, social and economic transitions) facing local and regional authorities, and to propose and implement solutions from both a local and global perspective. Since the 1990s in particular, local players have become increasingly present on the international stage, developing and implementing their own strategies, independent of those of the State. These territorial public policies are still in the process of being structured, and call for new areas of expertise that this program aims to offer all its future graduates, in addition to solid expertise in the "classic" fields of competence of local authorities.
The aim of combining professionalization and theoretical reflection in this training program guides the content of the courses, the choice of lecturers and the type of work required of students. As a result, internships are a privileged time for initial training students. By deliberately going beyond the traditional forms of examination, the aim is to emphasize group or "team" work, oral presentations, practical cases, dossiers to be compiled, simulations and responses to orders from public or private players.
Apart from the teaching sessions, which are compulsory for all, the training requires a significant investment in the form of personal work, which is necessary for the appropriation of the training content and the issues addressed. However, the group dynamic provides an indispensable support framework for individual work.
A great deal of time is given over to collective reflection and debate, to ensure that students are able to take ownership of the themes and produce their own knowledge. The organization of courses and teaching methods are designed to foster this collective dimension, by encouraging time spent working together and creating multiple opportunities for exchanging the respective knowledge held by students in initial training and professionals in continuing education.
Possibility of a "Territorial Governance" double degree between the Faculty of Law and Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA
A double degree in Territorial Governance with Grenoble Law School was introduced in 2020. This double degree enables students to acquire dual skills in law and local authority management.
Program
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Skills
The Management of local authorities and the international strategy of local players course is designed to enable students to develop key professional activities over the course of their training. A competency framework is associated with each activity. The skills repository sets out in an orderly fashion the steps required to successfully complete the activity. Activities and skills referenced in the training program.
- Evaluate the feasibility of projects in terms of the plans and areas of intervention defined by the client;
- Gathering requirements ;
- Defining and writing specifications ;
- Ensure that projects comply with current environmental and legal regulations;
- Plan resources (human, technical, financial) and project timing ;
- Set up a reporting system.
Skills blocks associated with the activity: RNCP34024BC02 - Express your thoughts clearly and concisely in writing and orally, in French and English; RNCP34024BC03 - Organize your work according to context and demand; RNCP34024BC04 - Manage a project; RNCP34024BC05 - Work in a collaborative environment.
- Identify the issues, problems and complexity of a complex request or situation;
- Formalize strategic directions ;
- Analyze resources critically ;
- Respect legal, economic, environmental and political constraints;
- Translate strategic priorities into projects and propose solutions adapted and/or innovative to the context.
Skills blocks associated with the activity: RNCP34024BC01 - Conduct a reflective and distanced analysis, taking into account the complexity of a request or situation; RNCP34024BC02 - Express one's thoughts clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing, in French and English.
- Monitor legal and documentary developments;
- Analyze and process territory-specific data;
- Carrying out benchmarking ;
- Report on the diagnosis to the client.
Skills blocks associated with the activity: RNCP34024BC01 - Conduct a reflective and distanced analysis, taking into account the complexity of a request or situation; RNCP34024BC02 - Express one's thoughts clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing, in French and English.
- Understand public policy and the political orientations to be implemented
- Capitalize on projects undertaken by the community ;
- Draw up and implement an action plan;
- Clarify success indicators ;
- Carry out the tasks required to implement this public policy;
- Evaluating public policy ;
- Reporting on results
- Maintain a high level of documentary watch ;
- Defining a thematic research perimeter ;
- Collecting and analyzing data ;
- Formalize problem areas;
- Structure an analysis and propose a state of the art of the thematic field;
- Propose forward-looking solutions in the thematic field.
Skills blocks associated with the activity: RNCP34024BC01 - Conduct a reflective and distanced analysis, taking into account the complexity of a request or situation; RNCP34024BC02 - Express one's thoughts clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing, in French and English.
Job opportunities
The main jobs and professions targeted by the training are as follows:
- Local authority executives (in charge of sectoral policies, support functions, department heads or general management)
- Project, study or communication managers in the local public or para-public sector, in international associations or institutions
- Political assistants in local government offices
- Consultants in auditing, appraisal or advisory firms for local authorities in France or abroad
- European or international project managers in local authorities in France or abroad
Contact
Marie-Julie Bernard
Senior Lecturer in Public Law
Tel. 04 76 82 61 29
For the 4th year :
Teddy MERLE
Tel. 04 76 82 83 78
contact-diplome-igap@sciencespo-grenoble.fr
For the 5th year :
contact-parcours-sial@iepg.f
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