Master Economie Appliquee

Tuition is 292 USD per year.

Applied economics (Économie Appliquée) uses economic theory and quantitative methods to study real-world markets, policy questions and business decisions, and this master's degree is offered by Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Sorbonne in Paris, France. Rather than focusing purely on abstract theory, applied economics programs typically train students to work with statistical and econometric tools to analyze labor markets, international trade, industrial organization, public policy, or financial markets, depending on the areas emphasized in coursework. Students generally build skills in data analysis, economic modeling, and the interpretation of empirical results, alongside grounding in microeconomics and macroeconomics. Career paths for applied economics graduates include roles in economic consulting, market research, banking, government agencies, international organizations and corporate strategy departments, as well as further study toward a doctorate for those interested in academic or policy research. The program is a two-year master's degree taught in French, so strong French-language skills are needed to follow lectures, seminars and the technical readings that make up the curriculum. Classes start in September, and yearly tuition is 250 euros. Students weighing this option should be comfortable with quantitative reasoning and statistics, since applied economics leans heavily on data work in addition to economic theory, and they should be prepared to engage with coursework, exams and possibly a research dissertation entirely in French.