Welcome to the PSE online application website
Masters programs 2020-2021Regarding applications to the masters' programme: A candidate can apply to APE, EDCBA, PPD or all of them. Within each of these programmes, the candidate has to choose whether to apply to the M1 year or to the M2 year (except for the EDCBA master, there is only one year). There are no application fees. For the APE and PPD programmes, there is only one session, all application files will be evaluated at the same time. No applications will be accepted after the deadline. No applications should be sent directly by email to the administration/directors of PSE; all interested students should apply on the website PSE applications (or Ecandidate - only for students coming from Paris 1 or QEM program and applying to APE). For the EDCBA master programme, the application files are evaluated on a rolling basis.
The application process deadlines are as follow: EDCBA Master programme: Applications closing on July 20, 14h (for the EDCBA programme only)
You will get an answer within 10 days after submission of your application file.
APE and PPD Master programmes: Applications are closed for the 2020-2021 school year --- CAREFUL! For students coming from Paris 1 or QEM applying to the APE master program: you also have the possibility to register on the Ecandidat Application website (https://ecandidat.univ-paris1.fr/)
You should apply on only one of the platforms (PSE Applications or Ecandidat - and not on both). Priority should be given to PSE Applications, but even if you apply on Ecandidate your file will be evaluated. Applications on Paris 1 Ecandidat will be open from 17th of February until the 28th of February 2020. --- Analysis and Policy in Economics (APE) The APE Programme offers research training in theoretical and applied economics. This Masters is offered jointly by the EHESS, the ENS, the Ecole des Ponts ParisTech and the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, and is certified by the Paris School of Economics Public Policy and Development (PPD) The Public Policy and Development master is a two-year research-based program, focusing on applied economics and social sciences, and dedicated to the conception, analysis and evaluation of public policies, in developed and developing countries. It combines rigorous training in analytical and quantitative economic methods with an emphasis on policy and practice. The PPD master will offer two to three scholarships to M1 students who are citizens of a middle or low-income country Economic Decision and Cost Benefit Analysis (EDCBA) EDCBA is a Masters of Science (MSc) in economic calculation for investment decisions, applied to sectors of the economy currently in full expansion: planning, energy, environment, health, digital transformation. Practical Information on REQUIRED DOCUMENTS, FUNDING AND HOUSING TIPS available HERE. |
Summer School 2020
We will be back in 2121... Due to international health crisis (Covid-19), the 2020 summer school is cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience. Stay Safe!
Applicants may apply to one program per week. There are no application fees. The application process for the Summer School 2020 will open in early January. Deadline to apply: March 31st, 2020 Payment deadline: April 15, 2020 Application may re-open after the deadline if there are seats still available.
List of the programmes - June 15 to June 19 : CLIMATE CHANGE - Impacts, adaptation, and political constraints DEVELOPMENT - Inequality, social interactions and institutional dynamics MIGRATION ECONOMICS - Development impacts of migration and challenges in global labor markets (Cancelled) SOCIAL NETWORKS, PLATFORMS AND REGULATION OF INFORMATION
List of the programmes - June 22 to June 26 : EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS - Empirical tools and methods to investigate economic behavior INTERNATIONAL TRADE – Firms, policies and distributional outcomes MACROECONOMICS - Understanding macroeconomic fluctuation MICROECONOMETRICS AND POLICY EVALUATION - Modern Estimation Methods and Machine Learning (Cancelled) THE DESIGN OF MARKET PLACES - Recent development in matching theory and empirical methods of matching |
