Master in Economics of Markets and Organizations

In the 1st year, students attend a rigorous academic program in the different economic disciplines and quantitative techniques for social sciences. The common core courses allow them to deepen their knowledge and the elective courses allow students to build up their careers projects, taking into account the specializations in the second year of the master’s programs.

In the 2nd year, the master in Economics of Markets and Organizations program combines a solid training in industrial organization, regulatory economics, and econometrics that give students a real expertise in the analysis of strategic aspects of a market, the identification of the determinants of the firms’ economic performance in a market, and the evaluation of policies aimed at improving the market efficiency.

Program 2026-2027

M1 in Economics - International track

(Syllabi are updated regularly, non-contractual) Courses may change from one semester to another

 *A minimum score of 10 out of 20 is required

 **Masters 2 Directors highly recommend to attend these options :
-    Industrial Organization: M2 EMO
-    Environmental & Resource Economics: M2 EEP
-   Development economics: M2 PPD
-   Corporate finance et Market Finance: M2 Finance
-  Panel Data or Time series: M2 EEE
*** Math refresher courses opened to M1 and M2 students

**** To attend the Martingales theory and applications course you need to have attended the Markov Chains course first

Bonus point

Participating in a sports or cultural activity, engaging in civic activities, or taking part in a career-oriented activity may earn you bonus points. For more information, please refer to the program’s assessment guidelines (MCC) shown opposite.

Program 2026-2027

M2 "Economics" - Economics of Markets and Organizations - International track

(Syllabi are updated regularly, non-contractual) Courses may change from one semester to another

* Students who will have followed the course " Professional Development" in M1 in 2024-2025 will be exempted.

** Upgrade course in Mathematics, open to students in M1 and M2 of TSE.

*** 5 students of the EEP Master (Environmental Policy and Energy Economics path) are authorized by the EMO Master Director to attend the "Industrial Organization of the Food Industry" course (on the 1st come/1st served basis).

**** 5 students of the EMO Master are authorized by the EEP Master Director to attend the "Energy Economics and Climate Policy" (on the 1st come/1st served basis).

(i) Students who have attended Project Management in M1 cannot register in M2. Depending on the compatibility of the schedule.

***** 10 students of the EMO Master are authorized by the EMO Master Director to attend the " Econometrics of Competition” course (on the 1st come/1st served basis).

Bonus point

To practice a sport or a musical activity within the University orchestra, or the participation in the module "professional life" during the year can give you bonus points. Only points above 10/20 are recorded.

At TSE, learning is enhanced by guest speakers, most of whom are professionals from various industries. These experts bring practical experience and real-world insights, complementing the teachings of our academic professors. This synergy provides students with a well-rounded education rooted in both theory and professional practice.

Semester 1, master 1

• Claire Vaufrey (teacher at ENAC), Project Management

Semester 2, master 1

• Daniel Herrera (Professor at Min Paris PSL), Environmental & Resource Economics
• Olivier Massol (Professor in Economics and Technology Policy at Centrale Supélec), Environmental & Resource Economics

Semester 1, master 2

• Leonardo Madio (University of Padova), Market regulation in the digital world + Digital Economics
• Marta Siebel (Geospatial Data Scientist), Introduction to geographical information systems
• Frederic Marty, Workshop on Competition Policy and Regulation

Semester 2, master 2

• Raphaël Danjou (CGI associate | Expert Conseil Data Gouvernance), Datanomics
• Leonardo Madio (University of Padova), Market regulation in the digital world + Digital Economics
• Frederic Marty, Workshop on Competition Policy and Regulation

STRENGTHS OF THE PROGRAM

• TSE boasts one of the world’s best research groups in the field of Industrial Organization.

• Students draw support from the TSE academics group in Industrial Organization

• The program benefits from TSE affiliated research centers’ strong ties with a network of large French and foreign firms (Airbus, EDF, ENGIE, Orange, Groupe La Poste, Microsoft, etc.) that provides students with a valuable window of job opportunities. 

Also, visit our career section where you can read and see experiences from Alumni.

Admission is based on academic excellence. 

Courses are entirely taught in English: a C1 English language certificate may be required depending on the applicant’s profile (IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT or CAE).

Applicants who do not hold a degree obtained in the French higher education system are required to submit GRE test results.

Applications are submitted through TSE's eCandidatures platform.

First year admission:

TSE students will be admitted provided they validated their undergraduate degree.

External students may apply if they successfully completed a BA or BSc in Economics or in Applied Mathematics.

Second year admission:

TSE students from the M1 Economics or Applied Economics will be admitted provided they followed and passed the courses recommended for the specialization with satisfactory results.

External students may apply if they successfully completed a 4-year undergraduate degree or a Master’s degree in the fields of Economics or Applied Mathematics. 

Application campaigns will take place: 

• Fall campaign (Eiffel scholarship): October 22^nd to November 11^th 2026
• Winter campaign: January 11^th to February 1^st 2027.

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