Since then, the Department of Law, Economy and Management is located in Les Anciens Ateliers du Bagne (The Old Penal Colony Workshops) in Nouville.

The goal of the institute is to offer education including specific features found in French Overseas Departments and Territories to primary and secondary school teachers in New Caledonia.

[6] Four bachelor's degrees are available from UNC's Department of Law, Economy & Management:[4] The department signed agreements with the Lycée du Grand Nouméa (Greater Noumea High School) located in Dumbéa in order to offer a combined bachelor and post-secondary preparatory class for the entrance to École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay, a prestigious university in Cachan, France.

[3] UNC Department of Sciences & Techniques offers five undergraduate degrees:[4] Students can also earn a graduate degree in: The coursework includes lectures in French and in English and is part of the cooperation between UNC, "Institut de recherche pour le développement" (Research Institute for Development), University of Hawaii at Hilo and University of the South Pacific.

[9] The department can issue six diplomas to graduating students: The University Institute for Teacher Training was created in Noumea in 1990 and incorporated into UNC in 2009.

At the institute, UNC students can either prepare for the competition to become a primary teacher in New Caledonia or earn a Master's in Educational Professions.