The University Diploma Pantheon Sorbonne Master in Economics (PSME) is the first year of Master's studies, equivalent to an MSc in Economics. It is designed to train international students in economics at a Master's level, primarily in English, with opportunities to learn French. The program prepares students for advanced specialization in a second year Master's program at renowned institutions in France and Europe, or to enter the job market directly. The curriculum includes core economic principles, quantitative methods, and offers specialized tracks in Financial Economics, Development Economics, and International Economics. Upon successful completion, graduates are well-positioned for further academic pursuits or careers in various economic roles.
The program is structured over two semesters. The first semester focuses on core curriculum with lectures and tutorial sessions for practical application. The second semester allows for specialization through a selection of courses, language classes, and the completion of a Master's thesis.
Graduates of the PSME program are well-prepared for advanced studies or direct entry into the professional world. The program aims to build a global network of economics professionals.
Interviews may be requested. Applicants should check the official program website (psme.univ-paris1.fr) for the most up-to-date procedures and accepted test scores.
Tuition fees and estimated living costs are not provided on the program page. Prospective students should consult the university's official fee schedule or contact the admissions office for detailed financial information.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Economics or a related field with significant coursework in Economics and Mathematics. Non-native English speakers require an English Language Certificate; specific accepted tests and scores should be verified on the program's website.
The University Diploma Pantheon Sorbonne Master in Economics (PSME) is taught primarily in English, with opportunities to learn French.
The PSME program has a 1-year duration, totaling 60 ECTS credits. The first semester focuses on core curriculum, while the second semester offers specialization courses, language classes, and a Master's thesis.
Graduates can pursue further specialized Master's studies (Master 2) or PhD programs, or enter the job market in roles such as Economic Advisor, Analyst, Consultant, or Manager.
Tuition fees and estimated living costs are not provided on the program page. Prospective students should consult the university's official fee schedule or contact the admissions office for detailed financial information.
You can apply electronically via the ecandidat.univ-paris1.fr system or through the Campus France Etudes en France system if applicable to your nationality. Ensure you download the PSME Application form from the official website.