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You’re currently studying or working abroad: how to apply to the Paris School of Economics ?

I’m currently studying for a Bachelor’s degree
I’m studying for a Masters degree or I have just completed one
I’m currently working
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APE, ETE and PPD Masters

Paris School of Economics offers, in close partnership with different top french academic institutions, three Masters programmes :

APE Master (Analysis and Policy in Economics), jointly organized by EHESS, ENS, ENSAE, Ecole polytechnique, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech and HEC: master-ape parisschoolofeconomics.eu
ETE Master (Theory and Empirical Methods in Economics), mention of University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne in PSE: master-ete parisschoolofeconomics.eu
PPD Master (Public Policy and Development ) supported by PSE within the social sciences master of EHESS: master-ppd parisschoolofeconomics.eu

Highly selective Masters programmes

All candidates for the Masters programmes are subject to a selective admission process. Candidates must demontrate an excellent aptitude for learning the analytical and quantitative tools that are the hallmark of training at PSE.
In the first year (M1) of the Masters programmes, students take basic courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and economic history. The following year (M2), students can choose from a wide range of more specialised courses in the different areas of contemporary economic research. This second year culminates in the writing of a Master’s research dissertation.
Students receive a national diploma awarded by the partner establishment, as well as a certificate from the Paris School of Economics, at the end of each year.
All compulsory courses and most optional courses are given in English (since 2007).

Being a PhD student at PSE

Students having completed APE, ETE or PPD can apply for a doctoral program to prepare their PhD in the top level research environment of PSE. While preparing their PhD thesis, students receive training in the writing of scholarly articles in the fields of expertise of the faculty of the school and are required to participe in regular research seminars and conferences.

More information : see the webpage “Being a PhD student at PSE”

You are a group of students visiting Paris ?
You would like to meet PSE teachers and students and visit our campus,
please contact us directly so that we set up a meeting
during which we could talk about PSE and the Masters programmes !
S. Riffé Stern : sylvain.riffe parisschoolofeconomics.eu

Direct downloads
PSE Masters programmes at a glance
“You’re currently studying or working abroad ?”: our answers for the different types of candidates
APE brochure, ETE brochure and PPD brochure
PSE institutional leaflet
FAQs (APE and PPD)
PSE poster “Economics serving Society”

PSE newsletter
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Diary
- Monday 27 May 2013
- GSIE Lunch Seminar
  Maison Sciences Economics 106 - 112 boulevard de l’Hôpital 75647 Paris cedex 13 Salle S3 (12h00-13h00)
  Florian LE BRIS (Paris School of Economics) : TBA
- Roy-Adres Seminar
  Campus Jourdan, bâtiment E, rez-de-chaussée, salle 101 (17h00-18h30)
  Syngjoo CHOI (University College London) : TBA
- Economic History Seminar
  CHANGEMENT : La séance est annulée.
- Tuesday 28 May 2013
- (RUES) Regional and Urban Economics Seminar
  13h30-17h30
  28 mai 2013 - 6e session RUES : Productivity, land prices and city size :
- Applied Economics Lunch Seminar
  Campus Jourdan, bâtiment principal, rez-de-chaussée, salle 8 (12h30-13h30)
  Marc GURGAND (PSE, Paris) : Adjusting your dreams? The effects of school and peers on dropout behavior
  Co-author(s): Dominique Goux & Eric Maurin
- Paris trade seminar
  Sciences Po – Salle Goguel (56 rue des Saints-Pères – 75007 Paris) (14h30-16h00)
  Juan-Carlos HALLAK (U. San Andrés) : Survival in Export Markets
  Co-auteurs: F. Albornoz, P. S. Fanelli
- Little Informal Seminar of the Ecole d'Economie de Paris
  Campus Jourdan, bâtiment principal, rez-de-chaussée, salle 6B (17h00-18h30)
  Arnaud PHILIPPE (*) : TBA
- Wednesday 29 May 2013
- News
  14h00-17h00
  (Chaire Ministère du Développement Durable) Séance n°6 CGDD: Prix immobiliers : les effets de la densité d’activités et de la loi SRU :
- Development Economics
  Campus Jourdan, bâtiment principal, rez-de-chaussée, salle 10 (17h00-18h30)
  Robert JENSEN (UCLA) : Market size and the growth of firms : evidence from a natural experiment in India
  Co-author(s) : Nolan Miller (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- Thursday 30 May 2013
- Economics and Psychology
  Ariel Rubinstein ( Tel Aviv University, Israel) : TBA
- Economics and Psychology
  Ariel Rubinstein ( Tel Aviv University, Israel) : TBA
- Workshop on bounded rationality - Paris (30-31 may)
  From 30 to 31 May(09h30-18h00)
  Workshop on bounded rationality - Paris (30-31 may) :
- 30-31 mai: Global Spillovers and Economic Cycles - Chaire Banque de France de PSE
  From 30 to 31 May(10h30-17h30)
  30-31 mai: Global Spillovers and Economic Cycles - Chaire Banque de France de PSE :
- Environmental Economics Lunch Seminar
  Maison des Sciences Economiques, B.2.2(12h30-13h30)
  Julien Ciucci (University of Orléans) : Localisation des activités polluantes et politiques environnementales
- Macro Workshop
  15h00-16h00
  Sarah Le Duigou, Université du Maine : TBA
- PEPES - Paris Empirical Political Economics Seminar
  Sciences Po - room Caquot (28 rue des Saints Peres, bottom floor) (15h00-16h30)
  Andrei SHLEIFER (Harvard) : Finance and the Preservation of Wealth
  Co-author(s) : N. Gennaioli and R. Vishny
- Macroeconomics seminar
  MSE Campus (106-112 boulevard de l'Hôpital, 75013 Paris), 6th floor conference room (16h30-18h00)
  Harald UHLIG (The University of Chicago, Chicago IL) : *
- Friday 31 May 2013
- Economics and Psychology
  11h00-12h30
  Jeremy Celse (LESSAC – Department of Management, Organization & Entrepreneurship - Burgundy School of Business) : "Altruistic behaviour depends on what we think others expect: how expectations shape pro-social behaviour"
- Economics and Psychology
  11h00-12h30
  Jeremy Celse (LESSAC – Department of Management, Organization & Entrepreneurship - Burgundy School of Business) : "Altruistic behaviour depends on what we think others expect: how expectations shape pro-social behaviour"
- Casual Friday Development Seminar
  Campus Jourdan, bâtiment principal, rez-de-chaussée, salle 8 (12h30-13h30)
  Dimitris MAVRIDIS (PSE) : *
- Wednesday 5 June 2013
- 5 juin 2013 : 4th Joint French Macro Workshop (JFMW)
  09h00-18h30
  5 juin 2013 : 4th Joint French Macro Workshop (JFMW) :
- Tuesday 11 June 2013
- 11-12 juin : Workshop on “Advances in Mechanism Design”
  From 11 to 12 June
  11-12 juin : Workshop on “Advances in Mechanism Design” :

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