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(Sept. 2021) Applications for the Masters in Economics and Psychology (E&P)

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On Saturday, March 6, the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne organizes virtual Open Days, offering to learn more about several Masters in Economics. From 11am to 12pm, Nicolas Jacquemet (PSE, Paris 1) will present the Master in Economics & Psychology :

E&P in a few words

The Economics and Psychology masters program is a joint initiative of the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and University of Paris. Research-oriented training in the master is supported by the Paris School of Economics.
This program offers a bi-disciplinary research oriented training. Half the students enter after undergraduate studies in psychology (« psychology-track »), the other half after undergraduate studies in economics (« economics-track »).

The M1 year mixes track specific classes aimed at reaching an homogenous background in both fields, and common classes in both economics and psychology at the master level. The M2 year offers research oriented training common to all students, as well as PhD- and professional- track specific classes.

Applications dates according to your major

Detailed information about the application process is available here.

  • Psychology-track: Application must be made online first, through eCandidat between May 3 and 16,2021 or through Etudes en France before March 5, 2021.
  • Economics-track: Application must be made online, through e-candidat between March 29 and April 23, 2021 or through Etudes en France between February 1 and March 5, 2021.

Placement

The data from the most recent placement survey, with a list of jobs the E&P alumni currently hold, are available here..

You can also read online interviews of alumni currently holding various positions: http://www.economics-and-psychology.org/jml/index.php/students/placement

To know everything about this program

Visit the dedicated website: http://www.economics-and-psychology.org