Development economy

 

Objectives and skills

The purpose of the Master in Development Economics is to train senior executives from the tertiary sector likely to intervene in the development field of Southern countries, that of energy and environmental management or that of the economy. collaborative. It also prepares students to carry out research in economics. The training is based on a balanced approach between theoretical and practical lessons, allowing students to acquire solid knowledge in economics and quantitative techniques and to master the main analytical techniques.

Design and engineering course for development projects

The "design and engineering of development projects" course trains senior executives in the field of development project management. It prepares more specifically for a career in NGOs and national or international development institutions. It delivers operational skills in economics and project management and in-depth knowledge of developing and transition countries. The training encompasses the basic skills and techniques which will enable the student to set up, direct, monitor, and evaluate development projects. The training is mainly intended for economists but is accessible to specialists in other social sciences.

Social and collaborative economy course - Project manager

The objective of the “Project manager in the collaborative economy” course is to train research and mission managers or those in charge of structures in the social and solidarity economy sector. For this, multiple and diversified skills must be developed: knowledge of the sector, national and regional institutions, labor law rules, companies, management principles, ethical rules. Field skills are privileged here.

Development and population economist-statistician course

The “Development and Population Economist-Statistician” the course aims to train economist-statisticians specializing in the analysis of economic, social, and demographic issues in developing countries. In addition to providing advanced training in development economics, the master offers in-depth theoretical and applied lessons in survey construction, database management and statistical and econometric analysis.

Environmental impact studies course

The "Environmental Impact Study" course aims to provide professional skills oriented towards the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of environmental impact studies, with the integration of the strategic dimension of impacts. . It also provides useful skills for the environmental assessment of public policies. Based on versatile (tools, methodologies) and interdisciplinary (geography, economics, law, engineering sciences, etc.) skills, the course offers a good capacity for analyzing environmental impacts from a global and operational perspective as well as capacities in terms of recommendations to stakeholders (construction of good practices in resource management, organization of production within companies, or on the methodological and institutional aspects of environmental assessment). The training prepares experts in economics tuition in the field of environmental impact studies. These experts can get involved in procedures such as management plans, impact studies, environmental audits, environmental assessments, accounting for natural heritage. They are also capable of setting up projects, advising project owners, or even producing specifications. impact studies, environmental audits, environmental reports, accounting for natural heritage. They are also capable of setting up projects, advising project owners, or even producing specifications. impact studies, environmental audits, environmental reports, accounting for natural heritage. They are also capable of setting up projects, advising project owners, or even producing specifications.

 


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