Master Economie Appliquee

Tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Also based in Nanterre, France, Université Paris Nanterre offers a Master Economie Appliquee, a program in applied economics that focuses on using economic theory and quantitative methods to analyze real-world questions in areas such as labor markets, international trade, public policy, or industry-specific issues. Students in this field typically study microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and statistical modeling, learning to apply these tools to empirical questions using economic data. Coursework often emphasizes practical analysis over pure theory, with students working on projects that involve interpreting economic indicators, evaluating policy interventions, or forecasting market trends within a specific sector or region. Applied economics as a discipline is valued for its combination of analytical rigor and direct relevance to decision-making in both the public and private sectors, and it commonly serves as preparation for roles that require economic judgment grounded in data. Graduates from this field typically pursue careers as economists, economic analysts, or consultants within government agencies, international organizations, banks, or private companies, applying quantitative economic analysis to business or policy questions. The program is a two year master's degree, taught in French, with an expected start in September. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Students entering this program generally have a background in economics or a related quantitative discipline and should be comfortable with statistical and econometric methods. Located in Nanterre, in the western part of the Paris metropolitan area, France, the program benefits from proximity to a large concentration of economic and financial institutions where applied economic analysis is widely used.