How do markets work? How do firms make strategic choices? What determines demand and cost structure ?
In the 1st year, Students attend a rigorous academic program in the different economics disciplines. 100% of courses of this program are taught in English. The common core courses allow them to build upon their basic 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 second 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 2021-2022
M1 Economics International track
(Syllabi are updated regulary)
**Masters 2 Directors highly recommend to attend these options :
- Industrial Organization: M2 EMO
- Environmental & Resource Economics: M2 ERNA
- Economic of Human Development: 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
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 (please refer to the Welcome booklet).
Program 2020-2021
(Syllabi are updated regulary)
*A minimum exam 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 ERNA
- Economic of Human Development: 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
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 (please refer to the Welcome booklet).
Program 2021-2022
M2 Economics - Economics of Markets and Organizations International track
(Syllabi are updated regulary)
SEMESTER 3 |
SEMESTER 4 |
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Compulsory courses: One course among 4:
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Compulsory courses:
Four courses among 8: |
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Non-Mandatory:
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Internship or dissertation (a minimum of 16 weeks) |
* Course shared with M2 Economic Theory and Econometrics. Upon acceptation by the two Master Directors (ETE and EMO)
** Students who will have followed the course " Professional Development" in M1 in 2019-2020 will be exempted.
*** Upgrade course in Mathematics, open to students in M1 and M2 of TSE.
**** Course shared with M2 Environmental and Natural Resources Economics (5 EMO students maximum on the 1st come/1st served basis)
***** 5 students of the ERNA Master are authorized by the EMO Master Director to attend the "Industrial Organization of the Food Industry" course (on the 1st come/1st served basis).
Bonus point
Practicing a sport or a musical activity within the University orchestra during the year can give you bonus points. Only points above 10/20 are taken into account.
Program 2020-2021
(Syllabi are updated regulary)
SEMESTER 3 |
SEMESTER 4 |
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Compulsory courses: One course among 4:
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Four courses among 8: |
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Non-Mandatory:
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Internship or dissertation (a minimum of 16 weeks) |
* Course shared with M2 Economic Theory and Econometrics. Upon acceptation by the two Master Directors (ETE and EMO)
** Students who will have followed the course " Professional Development" in M1 in 2019-2020 will be exempted.
*** Upgrade course in Mathematics, open to students in M1 and M2 of TSE.
**** Course shared with M2 Environmental and Natural Resources Economics (5 EMO students maximum on the 1st come/1st served basis)
***** 5 students of the ERNA Master are authorized by the EMO Master Director to attend the "Industrial Organization of the Food Industry" course (on the 1st come/1st served basis).
Bonus point
Practicing a sport or a musical activity within the University orchestra during the year can give you bonus points. Only points above 10/20 are taken into account.
Download the skills' brochure to find out more about skills acquired by the end of the master.
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Admission First year
- Aimed at English speakers
- Students should hold a BSc in Economics within a recognized curriculum considered as consistent with the program and approved by the TSE selection committee.
Admission Second year
- Admission is based on academic excellence criteria.
- Applicants from the French system must have passed the TSE International track Master 1 (1st year Master’s) in Economics or another French University master in Applied Mathematics or an equivalent degree (e.g., engineering school,…).
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For foreign degree holders, the required degrees are either a BSc, M.A., or MSc, within a recognized curriculum regarded as consistent with the program and approved by the TSE Selection Committee.
Some brushing-up in Economics or Maths might be advisable in some cases. Working knowledge of English is obviously required. -
Application:
To apply to this master, select on eCandidatures platform:
- First year: M1 Economics International track
- Second year: M2 Economics - Economics of Markets and Organizations International track
For more details about requirement documents and application process, please see the Admission section.
For Enrollment and Fees, please see the Admission section.
Scholarships: Some Master scholarships will be awarded to Master students according to academic and individual criteria, see Admission section