There are 11 master's Economics programmes for international students across 5 universities in France. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
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 Master of Economics is a selective, two-year program taught entirely in English. It offers a comprehensive curriculum covering all major fields of economics, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, and applied econometrics. The program emphasizes research from the first year, with opportunities to engage in projects and receive guidance from international researchers. Students benefit from personalized support throughout their studies.

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 Master's degree in Economic Analysis and Policy aims to train economists for decision-making, consulting, and economic forecasting roles in various sectors. These include research firms, consultancies, businesses, and public administrations at local, national, European, and international levels. The program features instruction from both academic researchers and industry professionals, ensuring students are updated on the latest scientific knowledge and professional practices. The first year focuses on in-depth knowledge across core economic fields, with a specialized second semester. The second year emphasizes practical applications and professional development, culminating in either an internship or a research thesis.

The Faculty of Economics, Management, and AES at the University of Bordeaux offers a Master's degree in International Economics. This program is designed to equip students with a strong understanding of global economic principles and their applications. The faculty is committed to student guidance, personalized learning paths, and facilitating successful integration into the professional world. The university itself is a multidisciplinary institution with a rich history, focused on addressing environmental and societal transitions and promoting the well-being of its community.
This Master's program at the University of Strasbourg trains students to become expert statisticians and econometricians. You will develop a strong command of statistical methods and gain the ability to create modeling tools for economic applications. The program is designed to prepare you for roles in various sectors, including private companies (banks, insurance, large industrial and commercial firms, SMEs, consulting firms), applied economic research centers, international organizations (World Bank, IMF, European institutions), and government administrations.
This Master's program focuses on training future professionals for accounting firms, equipping them with a strong foundation in legal and accounting principles, alongside essential data management skills. Students will delve into the challenges, risks, and opportunities presented by digital transformation within the accounting field, including areas like taxation, data analysis, and the security of digital accounting information. The program is designed to enhance professional integration through dedicated courses on professional ethics, research methodology, and the use of professional software. A compulsory internship, split into two parts across the first and second years of the Master's program, further supports this objective.
This Master's program trains economists to advise decision-makers in a constantly evolving European landscape. Graduates will be equipped to work in roles supporting decision-making within companies, research firms, consulting agencies, or public administrations at local, national, European, or international levels. The program balances theoretical approaches with analysis of the European economic model, providing students with interdisciplinary knowledge on European issues, structured analytical skills, methodical work habits, and project management capabilities. Located in Strasbourg, a European capital, the program offers unique interaction opportunities with leading economics and management researchers from a CNRS-ranked laboratory (A+) and professionals from European institutions and local businesses involved in European project development.
11 across 5 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.