Applications are now open for the 1-year track of the Economic Policies for the Global Bifurcation (EPOG-JM) Master’s Program. This is a unique Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s program in Economics, supported by the European Union and designed to explore global transitions in economics — including digital, ecological, and social aspects.

The program is delivered by a strong international consortium, including Sorbonne Université, Université de Technologie de Compiègne, and CNAM, along with over 40 academic and professional partners across the globe.

Please note: The application for the 2-year Erasmus Mundus-funded track is now closed. Only the 1-year program (second-year entry) is available for 2025.

Key Program Details

• Application Deadline: April 22, 2025 (13:00 Paris time)
• Program Start Date: Last week of August 2025
• Duration: 1 year (September to August)
• Language of Instruction: English (with French optional)
• Location: France
• Degree Awarded: French Master’s Degree + Diploma Supplement
• Funding Type: Partially funded

💡 Program Features

• Interdisciplinary curriculum focused on current global challenges
• Courses delivered by leading European universities
• Access to a wide global network of researchers and professionals
• Diverse mobility and learning experiences
• A pluralist and global approach to economics

Who Can Apply?

Applicants must:

• Hold a Master’s degree or equivalent 4-year degree (240 ECTS)

• Have a background in Economics or a related field, with:

  • At least 32 ECTS in Economics

  • 12–16 ECTS in Statistics or Econometrics (based on chosen major)

• Demonstrate a strong C1 level in English (see accepted test scores below)

• Submit a clear statement of motivation

• Be graduating by July 31, 2025 (conditional admission is allowed)

English Language Requirements

• TOEFL iBT: 87+

• IELTS (Academic): 6.5+

• Cambridge (CAE/CPE): Grade B or above

• CEFR: Minimum B2 (C1 preferred)

• GRE (as proof):

  • Verbal: 450

  • Analytical: 4.1

  • Quantitative: 650

French, Italian, or German proficiency is optional.

Funding and Support

While the 1-year program is not Erasmus Mundus-funded, students may apply for additional financial support, including:

• SFRI mobility grants (via Sorbonne University Alliance)
• Erasmus+ mobility scholarships
• Campus France national or regional funding opportunities

Required Documents

• Completed online application form
• CV (Europass format recommended)
• Academic diploma or graduation certificate
• Transcripts and diploma supplements
• English language certificate or sworn statement
• Motivation letter (max 500 words)
• Two recommendation letters (academic or professional)
• Copy of passport or national ID
• (Optional) Proof of additional funding

Selection Criteria

Your application will be assessed based on:

• Academic Background (15%)
• Grades and Records (35%) – GPA should be at least 70%
• Motivation & References (20%)
• Language Proficiency (30%) – English is mandatory, others optional

Selection Process

1. Eligibility Check
2. Evaluation by Partner Institutions
3. Shortlisting of Top Candidates
4. Interviews (April–May 2025)
5. Final Decision – Based on merit and diversity
6. Support Offered for students with special needs (accommodations, exam time extensions, etc.)

How to Apply

1. Visit the official EPOG-JM application portal
2. Fill out the application form
3. Upload all required documents
4. Submit before April 22, 2025 – 13:00 (Paris time)

Apply Now

Further details and information regarding the EPOG-JM are available on the official website.