The program focuses on environmental issues such as pollution, climate change, energy, natural resource management, protection of habitat and endangered species, etc. Courses cover how government can design public policies such as taxes, emission trading schemes, labels and standards to mitigate the negative impacts from human activities on the environment, or how individuals and firms can change their behavior in a more sustainable way.
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 career projects, taking into account the specializations in the second year of the master’s programs.
In the 2nd year, the master “Environmental Economics and Policy” provides students with a unique set of skills to assess, analyse and recommend economic policies and strategies to tackle environmental issues and manage natural resources. The program also offers a broad range of topics of interest to environmental economists such as behavioral economics, animal welfare, and development economics.
Program 2024-2025
M1 in Applied Economics - International track
(Syllabi are updated regularly)
*UE1/UE2/UE5. 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 ERNA
- 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
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.
Program 2024-2025
(Course syllabi are continuously completed and updated)
Track Environmental Policy and Energy Economics
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Specific to Track Economics & Ecology
(Course syllabi are continuously completed and updated)
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*Option choice must be approved by the ETE and EEP Directors
**Students who followed the course " Professional Development" in M1 in 2022-2023 will be exempted
***Upgrade course in Mathematics, open to students in M1 and M2 of TSE.
**** 5 students of the EMO Master are authorized to take the Energy Economics and Climate Policy course, option choice must be approved by the EMO and EEP Directors
***** 5 students of the EEP, path EPE are authorized to take the IO of the Food Industry course, option choice must be approved by the EMO and EEP Directors
****** Access to the course is subject to selection by the EEE director and the lecturer, via the EEP director. In particular, grades obtained in econometrics in M1 are considered for selection.
*+ option choice must be approved by the PPD Director
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.
Students will target jobs in natural resources management and sustainable development (large businesses, public institutions and local communities) or within international institutions or will pursue an academic career. This programme is mainly led by researchers, experts in environmental and natural resource economics within TSE.
First year admission:
- Aimed at English speakers
- Students should hold a BSc in Economics, Applied Mathematics within a recognized curriculum considered as consistent with the program and approved by the TSE selection committee.
Second year admission:
- 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 Applied Economics (or Economics for 2021 transitory admission campaign) 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 Applied Economics International track
- Second year: M2 Environmental Economics and Policy
For more details about enrollment and application process, we invite you to visit the Admission section.
- 5,500 euros/year
- 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
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