Master Econometrie, Statistiques — Statistique et économétrie

Tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

"Master Econometrie, Statistiques — Statistique et économétrie" is a Master's in Econometrics and Statistics, with a specialization in statistics and econometrics, offered at Toulouse School of Economics in Toulouse, France. This field combines statistical theory with economic analysis, focusing on the methods used to model economic relationships, test hypotheses, and draw conclusions from data. Students typically study probability theory, statistical inference, econometric modeling, time series analysis, applied microeconometrics and macroeconometrics, and programming for data analysis, alongside a strong grounding in mathematics that supports formal statistical work. Coursework generally combines theoretical statistics and econometrics with applied projects that use real economic and financial data, training students to build, estimate, and evaluate models used to inform economic decisions and policy. Students also develop skills in working with statistical software and large datasets, since much of the discipline's practical value lies in the ability to apply theoretical models to actual data. Graduates from econometrics and statistics programs commonly work as data analysts, statisticians, or economists within banks, insurance companies, consulting firms, government statistical agencies, research institutes, and international organizations, where quantitative analysis supports forecasting, risk assessment, and policy evaluation. Some continue toward doctoral study in economics, statistics, or a related quantitative field. The training provides a strong technical foundation for roles where economic questions must be answered through rigorous data analysis rather than qualitative reasoning alone. The program is delivered over two years, starting in September, taught in French, with yearly tuition of 250 EUR.