Analyse et politique économique

Master Analyse et Politique Économique - Parcours : Entreprises, Société, Soutenabilité (M2 APE)

Le Master Analyse et politique économique (APE), co-accrédité Université Paris Cité et Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (ex Paris 13), est une traduction au niveau de la formation, d’un positionnement original dans le paysage de la recherche en économie. Il s’appuie sur la collaboration de longue date entre les économistes des deux universités.

Ce programme universitaire fait partie de la Graduate School Sustainabilty, Organisations and Institutions, combinant des cours de master et de doctorat avec des laboratoires de recherche de pointe. L'objectif de la Graduate School est de former des expertes et des experts en analyse des processus, passant de l'analyse des problèmes et des crises à celle des reconfigurations positives. En savoir plus >

Les étudiantes et les étudiants ont la possibilité de réaliser une mobilité internationale financée par la Graduate School ou une mobilité d'un semestre chez les partenaires internationaux d'Université Paris Cité.

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Master Analyse et Politique Économique - Parcours : Development and Sustainability : Policies, States and Corporations (M2 APE)

EPOG2.0 is the successor of the EPOG Erasmus Mundus Master’s programme, granted in 2012 by the European Commission. Since the selection of the first cohort in 2013, the objectives of the programme have remained the same: to give birth to a new generation of international experts for both the public and private sector, able to define and assess economic policies as those evolve within different political, social and regional contexts.

Nine cohorts have been trained within the EPOG programme between 2013 and 2023 and the graduated students obtained the expertise in a specific field of economic, but also a global perspective on interdependencies and interactions between economic policies, while integrating various institutional and socio-economic approaches to their understanding. In particular, our objective with EPOG 2.0 is to rethink targeted competencies in sustainable economic growth, corporate responsibility, innovation and macroeconomics, through the lens of the imperative ecological transition to a low-carbon economy.

The core design of the EPOG 2.0 Master relies on the development of an expertise in a specific field and a general understanding of interdependencies among economic policies with a precise, consistent and continuous course progression: semester 1 and 2 for the basics of the specialization, semester 3 for advanced courses and for providing a common culture to all the students, semester 4 for enhancing and applying learning outcomes in the context of a research lab or of a “professional environment” (internships). Note that a significant share of courses in M2 are shared with the EPOG2 Option I (International Macroeconomics, Financial Regulations and Sustainability) program at Université Sorbonne Paris 13, and with the EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus Master Program (https://www.epog.eu/) at Université Paris Cité / Sorbonne Université / Université Technologique de Compiègne.

The DS / EPOG2 program at Université Paris Cité comes in two different tracks:

• Two-year program: students do their M1 at the University of Roma 3 (Italy), and then the M2 at UPC. At the end of M2, they obtain a double degree from U. Roma 3 / UPC. All the courses are given in English.
• One-year program: students enter in M2 directly at UPC, and obtain a Master degree from UPC. All the courses are given in English.

After their Master's degree, students can join international organizations or large companies, or, for a certain number, do a PhD in economics (notably at the LADYSS research center: https://www.ladyss.com/).

This university program is associated with the Graduate School of Sustainability, Organizations, and Institutions, offering both master's and doctoral courses along with cutting-edge research labs. The goal is to train experts in process analysis, focusing on understanding and positively transforming challenges. Read more >

Students have the chance to join an internationally funded mobility program through the Graduate School or opt for a semester-long mobility initiative with Université Paris Cité's global partners.

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