International economic expertise – 211 - Master’s Year 2

Program Year

Optionnel - 18 ECTS à choisir

  • Methods for public policy evaluation
  • Concepts et outils d'analyse de la pauvreté et des inégalités
  • Méthodes empiriques d'analyse des politiques de développement
  • Pourquoi l’accord de Paris n’a pas mis fin au réchauffement climatique : économie et géopolitique des enjeux environnementaux
  • Méthodes et données de l'analyse macroéconomique
  • Risque pays
  • Stratégies d'influence des acteurs privés
  • National accounts
  • Data science for economists
  • Machine Learning

Optionnel - 18 ECTS à choisir

  • VBA pour Excel
  • Union européenne : politique macroéconomique et intégration financière
  • Diagnostic de court terme et nowcasting
  • Financial Markets
  • Politiques urbaines dans les Suds
  • Economie internationale appliquée
  • Macroéconomie de la transition énergétique

Academic Training Year 2024 - 2025 - subject to modification


Teaching Modalities

The program consists of around 400 hours of instruction between September and March.
The program is designed to offer a balance between theory and practice in both its content and its instructional methods. Classes work in small groups to encourage active pedagogy in the form of group work, projects, presentations, and so on.
The program offers a large number of electives, 30% of which are taught in English.
The year is structured on a rotational model, according to the following pattern:

  • From September to March: 3 days at work, 2 days on campus;
  • From April to September: full-time work.

Students do their rotations in a wide range of institutions in the private and public sector.
The apprenticeship is reviewed in regular meetings with an academic tutor and an apprenticeship mentor and results in two assignments and a thesis defense.

  • The first mid-apprenticeship assignment presents the host company or institution and its environment; it describes the goals and projects for the second half of the apprenticeship.
  • The second assignment is an economic thesis based on one or more of these projects; it also contains a summary of the apprenticeship. Students must then defend the thesis.
Over the course of the year, students also undertake interdisciplinary academic projects such as organizing a research trip and planning and putting on a conference.


Internships and Supervised Projects

Continuing education students must complete an internship of at least three months. They can do so at their current place of work.

Teaching Staff

  • Sylvain BELLEFONTAINE

    Senior economist / AFD

  • Marie BESSEC

    Associate Professor

  • François-Xavier CHAUCHAT

    Economist / DORVAL-AM

  • Elodie DJEMAI

    Associate Professor

  • Anne Epaulard

    University Professor

  • Clément Gilles

    Economist / Société Générale

  • Hugo Lapeyronie

    Researcher at AFD (Agence Française de Développement)

  • François LEQUILLER

    Consellor to Director of statistics / OECD

  • Sabine MAGE-BERTOMEU

    University Professor

  • Marta MENENDEZ

    Associate Professor

  • Paola MONPERRUS-VERONI

    Economiste zone euro / Crédit Agricole

  • Etienne Espagne

    Senior economist / AFD

  • Frédéric PELTRAULT

    Associate Professor

  • Florian ROGER

    Head of Research / Exane Derivatives

  • Aude SZTULMAN

    Associate Professor

  • Fabien Tripier

    University Professor

  • Sarah N'SONDE

    Head of Sector Analysis / COFACE

  • Julien Bergeot

    Associate Professor

  • Romain Schweizer

    Institut Avant-Garde

  • Nicolas Vercken

    Director of Campaigns, Advocacy and Programs, Oxfam