Sciences Economiques

Master (2ème année) mention Économie parcours type Public Policy and Development (PPD)

Economie appliquée
  • Diplôme

    Master (LMD)

  • Domaine(s) d'étude

    Economie, Economie internationale

  • Accessible en

    Formation initiale, Formation continue, VAE

  • Établissements

    Université Toulouse Capitole

Présentation

Objectifs

Why are some countries so poor while others are so many times more affluent? Development economics is trying to provide an answer to this difficult question. The quest for this answer takes place either (i) at the level of states and countries, looking at international issues as well as into the political economy of government failure in poor countries, or (ii) at the level of individuals and firms, with a view to understand how these microeconomic agents are able to cope in such difficult environments. The Public Policy and Development (PPD) Master’s program aims at equipping its students with the tools required to become part of that quest at the cutting edge.

Modern development economics uses all the tools provided by mainstream economics, including economic theory and econometrics, to shed light on the problems facing developing countries. However, this discipline has a definite applied bent, making relevance the ultimate criterion for successful research. Ever since the end of World War II, the international community has been involved in trying to help developing countries to escape from poverty. Several international institutions have been created like the World Bank or the UNDP for collecting and channelling massive amounts of foreign aid to the countries in need. These institutions employ large number of economists and policy advisors.

The PPD program aims at training its students to become actors in that process, either within aid agencies or within their own country’s government. Moreover, many non-state actors have emerged to take part in this development process and the PPD program aims also to train potential actors in such activities. The ultimate objective pursued in the PPD program is to turn knowledge into a policy tool for improving the fate of millions of people living in poor countries.

Savoir-faire et compétences

Why are some countries so poor while others are so many times more affluent? Development economics is trying to provide an answer to this difficult question. The quest for this answer takes place either (i) at the level of states and countries, looking at international issues as well as into the political economy of government failure in poor countries, or (ii) at the level of individuals and firms, with a view to understand how these microeconomic agents are able to cope in such difficult environments. The Public Policy and Development (PPD) Master’s program aims at equipping its students with the tools required to become part of that quest at the cutting edge.

Modern development economics uses all the tools provided by mainstream economics, including economic theory and econometrics, to shed light on the problems facing developing countries. However, this discipline has a definite applied bent, making relevance the ultimate criterion for successful research. Ever since the end of World War II, the international community has been involved in trying to help developing countries to escape from poverty. Several international institutions have been created like the World Bank or the UNDP for collecting and channelling massive amounts of foreign aid to the countries in need. These institutions employ large number of economists and policy advisors.

The PPD program aims at training its students to become actors in that process, either within aid agencies or within their own country’s government. Moreover, many non-state actors have emerged to take part in this development process and the PPD program aims also to train potential actors in such activities. The ultimate objective pursued in the PPD program is to turn knowledge into a policy tool for improving the fate of millions of people living in poor countries.

Admission

Conditions d'admission

De droit :
- L’étudiant titulaire d’un Master 1 mention Économie de Toulouse School of Economics - TSE.

Après examen du dossier (en fonction des places disponibles) :
-
l’étudiant titulaire d'une licence dans un domaine économique ou mathématique,
- l’étudiant titulaire de diplômes ou crédits, français ou étrangers, jugés équivalents et pouvant attester d'un niveau de langue anglaise C1 ainsi que d'un niveau de Mathématiques (GRE pour les étudiants titulaires d'un diplôme étranger).

Les certificats de langue anglaise admis sont : TOEFL 90/120 au "Best Scores", IELTS Academic 7/9 minimum et le Cambridge English Assessment (C1 niveau Advanced).

L'ensemble des pièces justificatives pour constituer le dossier de demande d'admission est détaillé sur le site de Toulouse School of Economics - TSE.


Admission :

Les demandes d'admission se font à partir du site internet de Toulouse School of Economics - TSE.
Les étudiants titulaires d'un diplôme étranger, ainsi que les titulaires d'un diplôme français peuvent postuler via la plateforme eCandidatures.
Le calendrier des campagnes 2025/2026 sera disponible prochainement ici.



Taux de réussite :
Les taux de réussite sont consultables ici.

Frais de scolarité :
Pour tous les étudiants : 243 € de droits d'inscription + 5 500 € de frais de formation applicables aux Masters parcours internationaux + CVEC. Des exemptions de frais de formation aux étudiants répondant au critère d'excellence peuvent être offertes chaque année. Pour plus d'information, veuillez consulter le site de TSE.

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Contact(s)

Renseignements

Renseignements sur les formations et l'orientation :

Contact scolarité

Toulouse School of Economics
1 Esplanade de l'Université
31080 Toulouse Cedex 6 France
Téléphone : +33 (0)5 61 12 85 05
E-mail : study-m2@tse-fr.eu

Contact Admissions :
Téléphone : +33 (0)5 67 73 27 87
E-mail : admissions@tse-fr.eu ( @ )
Site : tse-fr.eu

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