Master Economie Appliquee

Tuition fees for Master Economie Appliquee are 250 EUR per year.

Université Paris Cité offers the Master Économie Appliquée in Malakoff, France, a two-year graduate program in applied economics. Applied economics uses economic theory and quantitative methods to analyze real-world questions in areas such as labor markets, public policy, international trade, industrial organization, and development. Students typically study microeconomics and macroeconomics at an advanced level, econometrics and statistical methods for analyzing economic data, and specialized topics that may include public economics, health economics, or the economics of innovation, depending on the program's focus. Coursework often emphasizes the use of software for data analysis and economic modeling, alongside training in how to evaluate policy interventions using empirical evidence. Many programs also cover the institutional and regulatory context in which economic decisions are made, including the role of central banks, tax policy, and international economic organizations. Because applied economics is grounded in data analysis, students usually develop strong quantitative skills that are valued well beyond traditional economics roles. Graduates commonly pursue careers as economists within government agencies, central banks, or international organizations, as data analysts or economic consultants in the private sector, or as researchers in think tanks and academic institutions. Some continue into doctoral study in economics or related quantitative fields. Instruction for this program is delivered in French. The degree is structured over two years, with enrollment expected to begin in September, in line with the standard academic calendar for French universities. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR, the typical rate applied to state-recognized master's programs at French public universities.