Master Year 1 in Environmental, Energy and Transport Economics (EEET)
| Year | Master Year 1 |
| Program | Environmental, Energy and Transport Economics (EEET) |
| ECTS Credits | 60 |
| Language | French |
| Orientations | Research / Professional / Industry |
| Location | Nanterre |
| Course duration | 12 months, full time |
| Course start | September |
| Degree awarded | Master’s degree obtained on completion of the second year of the Master |
WHY ENROLL IN THIS PROGRAM?
Asset n° 1
One of the most recognized training courses in France by bringing together the major players in the Ile-de-France region of the environmental economy
Asset n°2
A multidisciplinary training combining theoretical economics, applied economics, modelling, data processing, management sciences and political science
Asset n°3
A training that brings together students with diverse profiles (engineers, economists, biologists) and a very large community of alumni well established in the economic world, in public action and in research
The Master 1 in Environmental, Energy & Transport Economics (EEET) provides students with multidisciplinary tools and integrated approaches to address the key challenges of the energy, environmental, and agri-food sectors. It serves as preparation for the four Master 2 EEET specializations: environment, modeling, energy, and transport.
Objectives
The program aims to analyze environmental, energy, agri-food, and transport issues from an economic standpoint, combining theory, quantitative methods, and applied perspectives.
Main disciplinary areas include:
- fundamental aspects of economics (micro and macroeconomics);
- quantitative and operational research methods (econometrics, time series, etc.);
- decision-making under uncertainty;
- introductions to environmental, energy, food, and mobility economics;
- computer science
- transversal options (drafting techniques, debates and controversies);
- extracurricular engagement through the alumni network.
Students from scientific or engineering backgrounds receive complementary training in economics, while others strengthen their skills in statistics and mathematics (optimization), according to their needs.
The M1 is not intended to directly provide a professional outlet. Most students continue in one of the four M2 programs:
- Prospective Modelling: Economy, Environment, Energy
- Economics of Transport and Mobility
- Economics of Sustainable Development and the Environment
- Energy Economics
| Course Title | ECTS / Language |
| Harmonisation Group of UEs | 3 |
| Macroeconomics Reminders | 1,5 / French |
| Math Reminders: Optimization | 1,5 / French |
| Microeconomics Reminders | 1,5 / French |
| Reminders in Statistics | 1,5 / French |
| Groups of "Fundamentals (S1)" UEs | 9 |
| Contracts, Companies and Contracts | 3 / French |
| Economics of Risk | 3 / French |
| Public Economics | 3 / French |
| Drivers of Economic Growth | 3 / French |
| Groups of "Methods (S1)" UEs | 9 |
| Micro-econometrics | 3 / English |
| Static and Dynamic Optimization | 3 / French |
| Game Theory | 3 / French |
| Language and Computer Science Group | 6 |
| Computer Science (Python, VBA) | 3 / French |
| Modern Language: English | 3 / French |
| Group of UEs "Project and Professional Integration" | 3 |
| Professional Integration | 1,5 / French |
| Project: Training Facilitation | 1,5 / French |
| Course Title | ECTS / Language |
| Fundamentals (S2) UE Group | 3 |
| Growth and Natural Capital | 3 / French |
| Methods (S2) UE Group | 3 |
| Time Series | 3 / French |
| Thematic EU Group | 12 |
| Economics of Agriculture and Food | 1,5 / French |
| Energy Saving | 3 / French |
| Environmental Economics | 3 / French |
| Economics of Natural Resources | 3 / French |
| Transport Economics and Mobility | 1,5 / French |
| Ecological Economics | 3 / French |
| Environmental and Energy Inequalities | 3 / French |
| EU "Openness" Groups | 6 |
| Cycle of Conferences: Major Challenges for the Planet | 2 / French |
| Economic Epistemology | 2 / French |
| Ecology | 2 / French |
| MOOC Energy Transition | 2 / French |
| MOOC Sustainable Mobility | 2 / French |
| ATHENS Week | 2 / French |
| Internship or Entrepreneurial Project | 6 |
| M1 Internship | 6 / French |
Admission requirements
Admission to the M1 EEET program is processed via the MonMaster platform for French, European students, and/or those who have completed a year of study in France, and via the IP Paris platform for all other applicants.
Academic prerequisites
Bachelor Degree in Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Geography, Energy, Engineering Sciences, Earth and Life Sciences
Language prerequisites
English (B1), French (B2)
How to apply
Applications can be submitted exclusively online. You will need to provide the following documents:
- Transcript
- Two academic references (added online directly by your referees)
- CV/resume
- Statement of purpose
- List of economics courses taken (Title and ECTS)
- List of programming courses taken (Title and ECTS)
Fees and scholarships
Registration fees are available here
Find out more about scholarships
Please note that fees and scholarships may change for the following year.
Applications and admission dates
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The Master 1 in Environmental, Energy & Transport Economics (EEET) provides students with multidisciplinary tools and integrated approaches to address the key challenges of the energy, environmental, and agri-food sectors. It serves as preparation for the four Master 2 EEET specializations: environment, modeling, energy, and transport.
Objectives
The program aims to analyze environmental, energy, agri-food, and transport issues from an economic standpoint, combining theory, quantitative methods, and applied perspectives.
Main disciplinary areas include:
- fundamental aspects of economics (micro and macroeconomics);
- quantitative and operational research methods (econometrics, time series, etc.);
- decision-making under uncertainty;
- introductions to environmental, energy, food, and mobility economics;
- computer science
- transversal options (drafting techniques, debates and controversies);
- extracurricular engagement through the alumni network.
Students from scientific or engineering backgrounds receive complementary training in economics, while others strengthen their skills in statistics and mathematics (optimization), according to their needs.
The M1 is not intended to directly provide a professional outlet. Most students continue in one of the four M2 programs:
- Prospective Modelling: Economy, Environment, Energy
- Economics of Transport and Mobility
- Economics of Sustainable Development and the Environment
- Energy Economics
| Course Title | ECTS / Language |
| Harmonisation Group of UEs | 3 |
| Macroeconomics Reminders | 1,5 / French |
| Math Reminders: Optimization | 1,5 / French |
| Microeconomics Reminders | 1,5 / French |
| Reminders in Statistics | 1,5 / French |
| Groups of "Fundamentals (S1)" UEs | 9 |
| Contracts, Companies and Contracts | 3 / French |
| Economics of Risk | 3 / French |
| Public Economics | 3 / French |
| Drivers of Economic Growth | 3 / French |
| Groups of "Methods (S1)" UEs | 9 |
| Micro-econometrics | 3 / English |
| Static and Dynamic Optimization | 3 / French |
| Game Theory | 3 / French |
| Language and Computer Science Group | 6 |
| Computer Science (Python, VBA) | 3 / French |
| Modern Language: English | 3 / French |
| Group of UEs "Project and Professional Integration" | 3 |
| Professional Integration | 1,5 / French |
| Project: Training Facilitation | 1,5 / French |
| Course Title | ECTS / Language |
| Fundamentals (S2) UE Group | 3 |
| Growth and Natural Capital | 3 / French |
| Methods (S2) UE Group | 3 |
| Time Series | 3 / French |
| Thematic EU Group | 12 |
| Economics of Agriculture and Food | 1,5 / French |
| Energy Saving | 3 / French |
| Environmental Economics | 3 / French |
| Economics of Natural Resources | 3 / French |
| Transport Economics and Mobility | 1,5 / French |
| Ecological Economics | 3 / French |
| Environmental and Energy Inequalities | 3 / French |
| EU "Openness" Groups | 6 |
| Cycle of Conferences: Major Challenges for the Planet | 2 / French |
| Economic Epistemology | 2 / French |
| Ecology | 2 / French |
| MOOC Energy Transition | 2 / French |
| MOOC Sustainable Mobility | 2 / French |
| ATHENS Week | 2 / French |
| Internship or Entrepreneurial Project | 6 |
| M1 Internship | 6 / French |
Admission requirements
Admission to the M1 EEET program is processed via the MonMaster platform for French, European students, and/or those who have completed a year of study in France, and via the IP Paris platform for all other applicants.
Academic prerequisites
Bachelor Degree in Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Geography, Energy, Engineering Sciences, Earth and Life Sciences
Language prerequisites
English (B1), French (B2)
How to apply
Applications can be submitted exclusively online. You will need to provide the following documents:
- Transcript
- Two academic references (added online directly by your referees)
- CV/resume
- Statement of purpose
- List of economics courses taken (Title and ECTS)
- List of programming courses taken (Title and ECTS)
Fees and scholarships
Registration fees are available here
Find out more about scholarships
Please note that fees and scholarships may change for the following year.