Economics

The Graduate Program in Economics offers a comprehensive curriculum of advanced study and research, from the Master's to the Doctorate degree, in economics, finance and risk management. Through its association with the Dauphine Economics Research Center (LEDa) and PSL’s major Governance Analytics research program, the graduate program offers Master’s degrees in which research plays a central role. Students may also choose elective courses designed to improve their transdisciplinary skills and broaden their curriculum.

Key figures

80
Researchers and professors
960
Students in Master's programs
3
Laboratories
84
PhD students

Subjects

Globalization and development

Energy and raw materials

Financial economy and macroeconomics

Economic theory

Innovation and property rights

Health and aging

Public policy

Industrial organization

A five-year track from Master's to PhD

Upon entering the Master’s degree program, each student will define their scientific project with the graduate program's faculty and researchers. Students will have an academic advisor and will be heavily involved in research throughout the program.

Education
Research
Job market

Choose your Master’s degree and define your academic path

The graduate program offers the following Master’s degrees:

 

Enhance and customize your academic path: elective courses

Complementary university-wide courses

Graduate program students at both the Master’s and PhD level have access to university-wide trainings in core competencies, both introductory and advanced, designed to supplement their academic study.
Those complementary university-wide courses, available in all of PSL’s component schools, are eligible for ECTS credit.

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Career opportunities

Trained in and through research, PSL alumni find numerous employment opportunities in the public, private and entrepreneurial sectors as well as in the academic world.

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Applicants to Job Market international 2020-2021

Placement Officer: Sidartha Gordon (sidartha.gordon@dauphine.psl.eu)

Ghassane BENMIR

Ghassane Benmir

Benoît CARRÉ  

Benoit Carré
  • Institution: Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, Department of Economics 
  • Research fields: Health economics, health insurance, healthcare utilization, inequalities
  • Job market paper: Complementary health insurance: does the price impact the choice ? 
  • References: Florence Jusot, Michel Grignon, Jérôme Wittwer
  • Curriculum Vitae: English version
  • Link to candidate’s web: https://sites.google.com/view/benoitcarre/home

Arthur JUET

Arthur Juet
  • Institution: Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, Department of Economics 
  • Research fields: Health economics, Public Policy, Applied microeconomics
  • Job market paper: Flu Vaccination Behavior: Evidence from Recommendations in Europe
  • References: Eve Caroli, Clémentine Garrouste, Anne-Laure Samson, Arnaud Chevalier
  • Curriculum Vitae: English version
  • Link to candidate’s web: https://sites.google.com/view/arthurjuet/home

Antonio LUDOVICE PAIXAO DE MELO

Antonio Ludovice
  • Institution: Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, Department of Economics 
  • Research fields: Health Economics, Labour Economics, Applied microeconomics
  • Job market paper: Do all roads lead tro the same destination? Proximity to abortion providers, abortion decisions and conditions in Portugal
  • References: Eve Caroli, Susana Peralta, Andrea Bassanini
  • Curriculum Vitae: English version
  • Link to candidate’s web:https://sites.google.com/view/antoniopmelo/home

Doriane MIGNON

Doriane Mignon
  • Institution: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Economics 
  • Research fields: Health economics, education economics, behavioral economics
  • Job market paper: Wellbeing and technology: the effect of individual laptops in high-school 
  • References: Florence Jusot, Sandy Tubeuf, Colin Green
  • Curriculum Vitae: English version
  • Link to candidate’s web: https://sites.google.com/view/doriane-mignon/home

Thomas THIVILLON  

Thomas Thivillon
  • Institution: Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, Department of Economics 
  • Research fields: Development Economics, Health Economics, Environmental Economics
  • Job market paper: Saving Lives with Cooking Gas? Unintended Effects of Targeted LPG Subsidies in Peru 
  • References: Philippe De Vreyer, Flore Gubert, Elise Huillery, Michael Grimm
  • Curriculum Vitae: English version
  • Link to candidate’s web: https://www.thomasthivillon.com

 

Placement on the job market in the past years : 

  • Eugénie Joltreau (2022) Post-doctoral researcher, RFM-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (Rome, Italy).  
  • Émy Lécuyer (2022), Post-doctoral researcher, Université de Rouen. 
  • Josselin Roman (2022) Economist, Joint Research Center European Commission (Brussels, Belgium). 
  • Morgan Patty (2022) Maître de conférences (a tenured position), École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay. 
  • Tristan Jourde (2021): Economist, Banque de France. 
  • Arnold Njike (2021): Maître de conférences (a tenured position), Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne. 
  • Noémie Cabau  (2020): Postdoctoral researcher, Budapest University of Technology and Economics. 
  • Sultan Mehmood (2020): Assistant professor, New Economic School (Moscow).  

Contact

Head of the Graduate Program:

Eve Caroli (Dauphine - PSL)
gp-economics@psl.eu
 

Job Market: Applicants 2020-2021