Master Economie Appliquee

At Université de Lorraine, tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Université de Lorraine offers the Master Economie Appliquee at its Metz campus in France, a two-year graduate program taught in French. Applied economics uses economic theory and quantitative methods to analyze real-world problems in areas such as labor markets, regional development, industrial organization, public finance, and international trade. Students typically build on foundations in microeconomics and macroeconomics to study econometrics, statistical analysis, and economic modeling, applying these tools to specific policy or business questions. Coursework often includes the analysis of economic data, forecasting techniques, and case studies examining how economic policy affects employment, growth, or regional competitiveness. Because applied economics emphasizes practical analysis over abstract theory alone, students also develop skills in using statistical software and interpreting economic indicators for decision-making purposes. Graduates commonly pursue careers as economic analysts, policy advisors, market research analysts, or consultants for businesses, government agencies, and international organizations, as well as roles in banking and financial institutions that rely on economic forecasting. Some continue toward doctoral research in economics. Instruction is conducted entirely in French, requiring solid French-language skills from applicants. The program is scheduled to begin in September, with a yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Metz, in the Lorraine region of northeastern France, hosts this training within a university with a broad economics and management offering, in a region with historical industrial and cross-border economic ties to Germany and Luxembourg.