This Master's program delves into the economics of innovation and knowledge, equipping students with advanced analytical frameworks and empirical tools. You will gain a deep understanding of how innovation drives economic dynamics, exploring key concepts, paradigms, and theories. The curriculum examines the role of networks in innovation processes, from fostering creativity to managing partnerships and supplier relations. You will learn to analyze economic relationships and real-world data using network analysis techniques. The program also addresses the historical and statistical perspectives on innovation, the debate between technology push and demand pull, and the relationship between market structures and innovation incentives, utilizing decision theory and game theory. An evolutionary approach is used to study industrial and innovation dynamics.
The curriculum focuses on core areas within the economics of innovation and knowledge.
Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in fields related to innovation management, economic analysis, and policy-making. The skills acquired are valuable for roles in research institutions, government agencies, and private sector companies focused on technological development and economic strategy.
Prospective students should ensure their academic qualifications meet the program's standards for Master's level study.
Tuition fees and living costs are subject to change and should be verified directly with the university.
The program is offered by the University of Strasbourg, a public institution recognized within the European Higher Education Area.