The Course Committees are composed of one student from each year and an equal number of lecturers from the course, with one of them serving as Programme Director.

The Course Committees are responsible for:

- discussing the suitability of the syllabus content in relation to the nature and objectives of the course;

- analysing and proposing guidelines to promote academic success;

- acting as the first instance in resolving pedagogical conflicts arising within the course;

- issuing an opinion on proposals for curricular changes to the course;

- preparing the annual report on the course activities in accordance with the model defined by the IPB Standing Council.

The Programme Director is responsible for:

- representing the course before the School's governing bodies;

- coordinating the projects of the course units and ensuring their proper functioning;

- coordinating the scientific and pedagogical activities of the course and ensuring that lecturers fulfil their duties, namely in the preparation of projects, class summaries and assessments;

- ensuring that the learning objectives of the various course units contribute to the training objectives defined for the course;

- organising and issuing opinions on general or individual proposals for replacing course units;

- coordinating tutoring and internship/final project activities;

- coordinating the preparation of the annual summary report on the course activities.