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Directors of the M2 EA
Laurence JACQUET, CY Cergy Paris Université
Gorkem CELIK, ESSEC
Estefania SANTACREU VASUT, ESSEC
Administrative Coordinator:
Ms. Lise Seiler
m2.ecoanalysis@ml.u-cergy.fr
tel. : +33 1 34 25 67 54 - CY Cergy Paris Université -
"Chênes 1" building - Office 447 (4th floor)Business Development & Recruitment
Rosalind Freeman Gómez, M.A.
rosalind.freeman-gomez@cyu.fr
Mailing Address:
CY Cergy Paris Université
Institut économie et gestion - M2 Economic Analysis
33, boulevard du Port
95 011 CERGY-PONTOISE Cedex
FRANCE
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Please see above for 2025 application information.
Types of Educational Background:
Candidates with various backgrounds are encouraged to apply. This includes a French "Master 1" in e.g. Economics, Math, or related fields (from CY & CYTech or another university or school), "Master 1" from Institut d'Etudes Politiques Sciences Po (e.g. IEP St-Germain-en-Laye), as well as engineering or business schools degrees. A degree in Economics is not mandatory, but the candidate should definitely have some background in mathematics and econometrics (or data analysis), since the courses rely heavily on mathematical modelling of economics and applied econometrics.
Language Proficiency Requirements:
Admission decisions are based on thorough analysis of application materials, with a prerequisite of good English proficiency (certified by TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS at a minimum CEF level of B2). Exceptions apply to those who have completed a degree from an English-language university program abroad, though a letter from the administrative office of their universities mentioning that the language of instructions of their courses was English is required. Candidates who have studied in an English-speaking country do not need any proficiency documentation.
Foreign students should hold a degree equivalent to the French "M1" (3 years of undergraduate, one year of graduate), with an emphasis on mathematics, though an Economics degree is not mandatory.
For International Students:
For those outside the European Union, it is necessary to follow additional instructions available here. For candidates residing outside the EU, please ensure to submit your comprehensive application package to us concurrently with your application through platforms like Campus France!
If you reside in one of the 65 countries affiliated with Campus France and the Etudes en France procedure, you must apply starting from October 1, 2024, via this link.
Housing Assistance:
Please, carefully read https://www.cyu.fr/se-loger where you will find detailed information regarding accommodation.
Foreign students can request assistance from CY's international relations service regarding travel, administrative procedures in France, and accommodation. Have a look at our wonderful International Welcome Desk!
Foreign students (including those from the EU) may be eligible for assistance from the Caisse d’allocations familiales (CAF, family allowances programme), in particular for housing, link.
Your crous student housing aid for student in Crous-run accommodation
Your crous student housing aid allowance (for non-crous residents)
Your student housing aid for students who are renting a privet-market accommodation
Furthermore, if an applicant's academic record falls short of the criteria for direct admission to M2, the panel may recommend admission to M1 instead.
It is important to note that all admissions are contingent on the applicant obtaining the necessary degree for access to the Master 2 level (an Master 1 or equivalent). Proof of obtaining the necessary diploma will be requested during the administrative registration process in both July and September.
1st term, September to December
2nd term, January to March
The university fees are annual and set by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research in France.
In 2019 the French government has voted a law that stipulates an increase in the registration fees up to € 3,770 for the Master’s degree for international students coming from outside the European Union and who were not registered previously in France at the master level.. However, we have been able to exempt international students enrolling into the M2 EA from paying the full fees in 2023-2024. They paid the same amount as the EU students: 243 euros per year (plus a 90 euros contribution to the CVEC). Admitted international students will be informed about the documents to provide in order to apply for an exemption from the full fees in 2024-2025.
For candidates residing outside the EU, please ensure to submit your comprehensive application package to us concurrently with your application through platforms like Campus France!
If you reside in one of the 65 countries affiliated with Campus France and the Etudes en France procedure, you must apply starting from October 1, 2023, via this link.