The Bachelor of Economics - International Track at the Sorbonne School of Economics is a comprehensive undergraduate program fully taught in English, commencing in September 2025. It offers a robust foundation in economic theory and analytical skills, preparing students for advanced studies or careers in the global economy. The curriculum balances theoretical and applied economics, with a strong emphasis on quantitative methods and the development of critical thinking and communication skills. This program is designed for both French and international students seeking a high-quality economics education in a dynamic, international environment.
The curriculum follows the same structure as the general Economics track but is delivered entirely in English. It provides a solid grounding in economic theory, quantitative skills, and a global perspective, preparing students for further graduate studies or diverse career paths.
The Bachelor of Economics program equips graduates with a strong theoretical foundation and practical skills highly valued in the global job market. The program prepares students for diverse roles in various sectors.
The program aims to help students advance their English proficiency to a C1/C2 level by the end of their studies. Support will be provided for students with limited English skills.
Differentiated tuition fees may apply for non-EU students. Please check the university's international page for details. An annual CVEC (Contribution de Vie Étudiante et de Campus) of 105 euros is mandatory for all students.
For EU students and those benefiting from fee exonerations, tuition is an estimated 178 euros per year for 2025-2026. Non-EU students may face differentiated fees, so please check the university's international page for details. An annual CVEC fee of 105 euros is mandatory for all students.
The program has a duration of 3 years and awards 180 ECTS credits.
The Bachelor of Economics - International Track is taught entirely in English.
You need to have successfully completed secondary education (High School Diploma or equivalent) and demonstrate a minimum B2 level of English proficiency.
The application period typically opens in late autumn/winter for the following academic year. Specific dates for 2025 entry are not yet detailed, but you should check the university's designated application system.
This program equips graduates for roles in finance, economic analysis, market research, public management, international organizations, and consulting.