Master of Economics

Master of Economics

The Master of Economics at ENS Paris-Saclay is a research-oriented postgraduate programme designed for students seeking advanced training in economics and preparation for doctoral studies. The programme encourages interdisciplinary collaboration within Université Paris-Saclay, particularly with applied mathematics and social sciences. Its curriculum places significant emphasis on quantitative methods, including econometrics and applied statistics.

Areas of Study and Specializations

The second year offers advanced courses across several research areas, including decision science, finance, industrial economics, sustainable development, international economics, and the economics of public policies and institutions. Students also benefit from the expertise of researchers and academic partners across Université Paris-Saclay. An internship at the end of the first year provides an opportunity to gain experience and establish connections with private-sector organisations and public institutions.

Available Study Tracks

The programme includes the Master 1 and Master 2 in Economics (MoE), both delivered in English and open to international students. It also offers the Economics, Organisations and Society (EOS) track. The M1 EOS programme is delivered in French, while the M2 EOS programme is delivered in English and open to international students.

Admission pathways include secured and external application routes, with eligibility conditions depending on the applicant’s academic registration, nationality, and country of residence. Certain secured pathways are specifically restricted to eligible ENS Paris-Saclay students and international applicants covered by the Études en France scheme.

Career Opportunities

The programme primarily prepares students for PhD studies and academic research careers in economics. Graduates may also pursue opportunities in public administration, international organisations, and the private sector. Additional career paths include quantitative positions in financial and manufacturing sectors.