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The department offers courses in Economics across all levels and programs.
See dedicated website of the program
1ST YEAR
- ECO_1F001_EP: Introduction to Economics, Yukio Koriyama, Jean- Baptiste Michau
- ECO_1S002_EP : Topics in Economics, Benoit Schmutz, Geoffrey Barrows
- ECO_1S000_EP : Mathematical tools for Economics : Lucas Girard, Corentin Odic
2ND YEAR
- ECO_2F001_EP : Intermediate Microeconomics , Matias Nunez
- ECO_2F002_EP: Intermediate Macroeconomics , Gauthier Vermandel, Mehdi Senouci
- ECO_2S003_EP : Introduction to Econometrics , Laura Recuero Virto, Arne Uhlendorff
- ECO_2S004_EP : Introduction to Finance, Hugues Dastarac
- ECO_2S005_EP : Topics in History of Economic Thought since 1945, Beatrice Cherrier
3RD YEAR
- ECO_3F001_EP : Advanced Microeconomics, Julien Combe, Yuki Tamura
- ECO_3F002_EP : Advanced Macroeconomics, Giovanni Ricco
- ECO_3S005_EP : Corporate Social Responsibility, Patricia Crifo
- ECO_3S007_EP: Introduction to Research Frontiers A, Yuki Tamura
- ECO_3S008_EP: Introduction to Research Frontiers B, Yuki Tamura
- ECO_3S009_EP: Computational Economics, Pablo Winant
- ECO_3S051_EP: Economics of Blockchains, Julian Prat
- ECO_3S052_EP: Experimental Economics, Guillaume Hollard
BACHELOR’S THESIS
The Bachelor thesis is a lab-based research internship students are required to complete in their sixth semester (second semester of Year 3). The internship typically takes place over at least an eight-week period and is undertaken in a lab at École Polytechnique or at a partner institution, when possible.
This 14 ECTS-credit internship provides students an opportunity to pursue a directed, focused, and individual research project that immerses students in the life of a research lab. Consistent with the Bachelor Program’s focus on research, students apply rigorous research methods to their project, while developing strong working relationships with research lab members, and experiencing first-hand the functioning of a lab.
See dedicated website of the program
1ST YEAR
- ECO_3X061_EP: Ouverture aux sciences économiques : Olivier Gossner, Jean – Baptiste Michau
2ND YEAR
1 st semester (Sept – November)
- ECO_41031_EP : Microéconomie, Pierre Boyer, Yves Le Yaouanq
- ECO_42033_EP: Data Analysis & Econometrics, Pauline Rossi, Sara Signorelli
CCH_40002_EP: Engineering Sustainability, Céline Guivarch
2nd Semester (November – February)
- ECO_42032_EP : Macroéconomie, Mehdi Senouci, Pablo Winant
- ECO_42035_EP : Economie de l’Entreprise, Philippe Tibi
3rd Semester (February – May)
- ECO_43034_EP: Economie Internationale, Grégory Corcos
- ECO_43M01_EP: Economic Analysis of the US Endangered Species Program, Agustin Perez Barahona
ECO_42M01_EP: Research project on Economic Behavior, Yves Le Yaouanq
- PRJ_40P99_EP: Projet scientifique collectif, Julien Combe
3RD YEAR
The PA Economics is a one-year specialization program in Economics. The program emphasizes the quantitative aspects of economic analysis and relies mainly on modeling and game theory for the theory part, and on econometrics and data analytics for the empirical part. Although various courses are based on case studies, applications in real examples and data analysis, the main focus of the program will be on scientific studies aimed at engineers, and thus the provided courses will use strong scientific methodologies. The program is aimed to the students who expect to develop their career in the public sector (economic administration, ministries, regulation agency, central banks, international organization) or the private sector (consulting in business strategy, industry, bank, M&A, insurance, Financial services), or who wish to become entrepreneurs.
The PA Eco offers four specialization tracks:
market strategy, corporate finance, public policy, and Master in Economics (Research track).
All courses are taught in English.
Economics booklet
Presentation PA
1st semester (September – December)
- ECO_50P11_EP: Applied Economics Project, Arne Uhlendorff
The applied project is a year-long supervised research effort by students designed to complement formal course work. The point of the project is for students to apply what they have learned in class to a real-world research problem. Topics can range in both subject matter and methodology (both empirical and applied theory are possible). Topics are proposed by supervisors at the beginning of the year in a catalogue. Students form groups of twos or threes and then submit ordered rankings of desired topics. Students are then matched to supervisors/topics and work begins. Supervisors should provide some guidance in terms of methodology and data, but students should retain the freedom to be creative in addressing the question. Students are required to submit a midterm report in December describing progress to date. A final written report is due in March, which the students then defend to the supervisor in an oral exam.
- ECO_51650_EP : Microeconomics 1, Tristan Tomala, Bruno Biais, Johan Hombert
- ECO_51651_EP: Macroeconomics 1, Antonin Bergeaud, Giovanni Ricco
- ECO_51052_EP: Applied Econometrics 1, Arne Uhlendorff
- ECO_51652_EP : Advanced Econometrics 1, Sébastien Roux
- ECO_51053_EP: Financial Decisions Under Risk 1, Jean-Marc Bourgeon
- ECO_51054_EP: Corporate Finance, Julien Prat, Franck Bancel
- ECO_51056_EP: Industrial organization, Marie –Laure Allain
- ECO_51057_EP: Market Design, Pierre Boyer, Yukio Koriyama
- ECO_51059_EP: Urban Economics and Real Estate, Benoit Schmutz
- ECO_51172_EP: Environmental Economics, Fanny Henriet
- ECO_51179_EP: Case Studies in Corporate Finance, Benjamin Forestier
- ECO_51180_EP: Private Equity, Benjamin Forestier
- ECO_51152_EP: Valuation of Start- ups, Alexis Frentz
2nd Semester (January – March)
- ECO_52660_EP: Microeconomics 2, Yukio Koriyama, Yuki Tamura
- ECO_52661_EP: Macroeconomics 2, Jean-Baptiste Michau
- ECO_52062_EP: Applied Econometrics 2, Pauline Rossi, Clément Malgouyres
- ECO_52662_EP: Advanced Econometrics 2, Christian Belzil
- ECO_52063_EP: Financial markets, Philippe Tibi
- ECO_52064_EP: Economics of Energy Sectors, Tanguy Janssen
- ECO_52065_EP: Economics of Migration, Sara Signorelli
- ECO_52067_EP: Energy Economics with geography Focus, Geoffrey Barrows
- ECO_52068_EP: Advanced Corporate Finance, Franck Bancel
- ECO_52069_EP: Environmental Economics 2, Emeline Bezin, Katrin Millock
- ECO_52180_EP: Competition Policy, David Sevy, Morgane Cure
- ECO_52181_EP: Economics of Biodiversity, Agustin Perez Barahona, Laura Recuero Vito
- ECO_52182_EP: Financial Decisions under Risk 2, Nina Amini
- ECO_52183_EP: Business Economics, Rémi Avignon
- ECO_52185_EP: Economists facing nature: history and context, Beatrice Cherrier
- MDC_52060_EP: Modelling Financial Markets: an Introduction to Econophysics, Michael Benzaquen
- ECO_52187_EP: Behavioral Finance, Guillaume Hollard
- ECO_52188_EP: Digital Economics, Marc Bourreau
- ECO_52189_EP: Perspectives Croisées sur les problématiques environmentales à travers l’étude du territoire, Benoit Schmutz
- ECO_52111_EP: Lecture Series in Finance and Economics, Guillaume Hollard
- ECO_54460_EP: New Technology and the Sharing Economy, Marc Bourreau, Michelangelo Rossi
- ECO_52184_EP: Big Data, Anna Simoni
3rd semester (April - August) : Research Internship
- ECO_52991_EP: Internship in Microeconomics, Corporate or Environmental Sector, coordinator : Thierry Kamionka
- ECO_52992_EP: Internship in International Economics, Public Policy, coordinator: Julien Prat
- ECO_52993_EP : Internship in Banking, Finance, coordinator: Guillaume Hollard
The objective of this program is to provide an advanced training in economics to students who want to become professional economists working in government, central banks, international organizations, public or private institutions, consulting, finance or in academic research in the best universities worldwide. Strong emphasis is put on quantitative reasoning and ability to link empirical observations and economic theories.
Our program is highly selective and includes a 2-year Research Master (Master in Economics of Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris), in partnership with HEC Paris followed by a 3-year dissertation period (PhD in Economics of IP Paris hosted at CREST research center).
See dedicated IP Paris website of the program
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