
The Master 2 in Economic Affairs is a full-time postgraduate program taught entirely in English. It is designed for recent graduates and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of international economic issues and gain practical European and international business skills. The program focuses on trade, financial policies, and business projects, utilizing analytical tools from economics, political science, management, business, and law. It's ideal for those aspiring to careers in the international arena, interested in business development, or looking to add an international dimension to their education within a multicultural environment.
The program includes an intensive three-month preparatory module for international students, offering language courses (French and English), remedial courses in economics and business, and cultural activities. This is followed by the core Master 2 curriculum. Students can choose between a 3-month internship, a master thesis, or continuing their business project with the university's entrepreneurship incubator.
This program prepares students for a variety of international business and trade careers. Graduates will be well-equipped for roles in companies engaged in international trade, where intercultural competencies are highly valued.
Admission is selective, based on diplomas, academic and/or professional background, language skills, and motivation. Tailored language courses in French and English are offered as part of the preparatory program.
Specific tuition fees apply for the three-month intensive preparatory module.
Applicants should hold a Bachelor's degree (4 years) or a Bachelor's degree (3 years) plus a Master 1 degree, totaling 240 ECTS. While various fields are accepted, a background in economics, management, business administration, or law is preferred.
The programme begins with a mandatory three-month intensive preparatory module for international students. This is followed by the core Master 2 curriculum, bringing the total duration to approximately one academic year.
The Master 2 in Economic Affairs is taught entirely in English. The preparatory module also includes intensive English and French language courses.
International students must gather academic transcripts, diplomas, and proof of language proficiency, then submit an application form. If admitted, a three-month intensive preparatory module is required before the core Master 2 curriculum starts in September.
Graduates are prepared for international business and trade careers, including roles such as Export Manager, Transnational Contracts Negotiator, Trade Manager, Customer Service Manager, Area Manager, and International Business Consultant. The program emphasizes intercultural competencies valued in international trade.
Specific tuition fees apply for the three-month intensive preparatory module and the Master 2 program. Prospective students should contact the University of Bordeaux directly for detailed tuition fee information.