FAQ

Depending on the country you are living in, you will either have to submit your application via E-candidat, MonMaster or via Etudes en France.
In order to know if your country is affected by the Etudes en France procedure, please follow this link: https://www.campusfrance.org/en/application-etudes-en-france-procedure
If your country is not affected by the Etudes en France procedure, or if you are currently living in a country within the European Union, please apply through the E-Candidat platform: https://candidatures.univ-amu.fr/candidatures/#!accueilView

No, you can only apply via Etudes en France or E-Candidat / MonMaster.

No, you can only apply via Etudes en France or E-Candidat / MonMaster.

You can apply to several master programmes or to several tracks within the same Master provided that you meet the necessary prerequisites.

Entry requirements:

• Magistère 1^st year: 2^nd year of an Undergraduate degree (L2, 120 ects)
• Magistère 2^nd year: An Undergraduate level degree (L3, 180 ects)
• Master 1: An Undergraduate level degree (L3, 180 ects)
• Master 2: A Master 1 level degree

Magistère 1^st year
Entry onto the first year of our Magistere program is selective, based on written application and an assessment of how well a student has fared in the first two years of higher education. Students might be invited to an interview.

Magistère 2^nd year
Entry onto the second year of our Magistere program is selective, based on written application and an assessment of how well a student has fared the first three years of higher education.

Master 1
This master is intended for students who wish to further develop their knowledge in quantitative economics with a view to professional insertion (Bac+5) or doctoral studies. Applicants must hold an Economics Licence (Bachelor of Economics), MIASHS Licence or a Bachelor of Sciences (Maths, Physics, Computer science).

Master 2
The Master 2 is particularly adapted to students who have validated the first year of the master of economics of the AMSE department of the Faculty of Economics and Management at Aix-Marseille University. Access is possible in second year (M2) for students having obtained a master 1 level degree in Economics, with a strong quantitative focus.

Once you are registered either via E-Candidat, MonMaster or Etudes en France, you will find out the list of required documents.

On E-Candidat, in the category “Programme d'études suivi pour l'année en cours”: you must provide the brochure of the program followed during the current academic year (details of the courses followed) or your learning agreement. If you are not currently enrolled in a program, please attach the brochure of the last program followed.

You can provide the required documents either in French or in English. Documents provided in any other languages will not be accepted.

Yes, if your diplomas and transcripts of records are not already in English or in French, you will have to submit a certified translation either in English or in French.

A French language certificate is required to ensure that international students are able to understand and fill out administrative documents that are only provided in French.

• On E-Candidat and MonMaster: it is mandatory to attach 2 letters of recommendation to your application.
• On Etudes en France: it is not mandatory to attach a letter of recommendation.

No, it is not mandatory to attend the Master 2 after the Master 1.

Yes, if you have completed a Master 1 or equivalent. The Master 2 is particularly adapted to students who have validated the first year of the master of economics of the AMSE department of the Faculty of Economics and Management at Aix-Marseille University. Access is possible in second year (M2) for students who have obtained a Master 1 level degree in Economics with a strong quantitative focus.

EU students
- Magistère 1^st year: €700 to enrol in the Magistère + €170 to enrol in the bachelor (3^rd year)
- Magistère 2^nd year: €700 to enrol in the Magistère + €243 to enrol in the M1
- Magistère 3^rd year: €700 € to enrol in the Magistère + €243 to enrol in the M2
- Master 1: €243
- Master 2: €243
These fees applied for the academic year 2022/2023, they may be subject to change in the following years. A €92 fees will be added for the Student Life and Campus Contribution (https://cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr/)

Non-EU students
Differentiated fees for non-EU students: tuitions fees have evolved, check out new policy here >> https://www.univ-amu.fr/en/public/tuition-fees-non-eu-students

To know more about the differentiated fees, please consult the DEVE (Direction des Études de la Vie Étudiante) FAQ >> https://www.univ-amu.fr/en/public/faq-droits-differencies

Professional Continuing Educational Service
For any inquiry, please reach the Professional Continuing Educational Service.
Address: 14 Rue Puvis de Chavannes, 13231 Marseille Cedex 01
E-mail: feg-fc@univ-amu.fr

You will find the Master Economics under the name: ‘Master in Law, Economics and Management, mention Economics’.

• Magistère 1^st year: courses are mainly taught in French; some courses are taught in English.
• Master 1: courses are offered both in French and in English. Some courses are only taught in English.
• Master 2: all courses are taught in English.

Please use the following links to find the required program:

• Master 1 Economics
• Master 2 - Theoretical and Empirical Economics
• Master 2 - Economic Policy Analysis
• Master 2 - Econometrics, Big Data, Statistics
• Master 2 - Quantitative Finance and Insurance
• Magistère in Economic Engineering

No, courses cannot be followed remotely.

On E-Candidat, you should receive an answer within two months, once your file has received the mention: ‘completed’. You will then receive an automatic e-mail from E-Candidat. Admission from April 20 until July 10, 2023. Please check your spams.

On MonMaster, admission will start on June 23 until July 17, 2023. Please check your spams.

On Etudes en France, you will receive an answer within two months, once the SCAC has issued its notice.

 

On eCandidat

• M2 Economics: applications are open from February 23 until April 1^st + add documents from April 1^st to 15, 2023.
• Magistère 1^st and 2^nd year: applications are open from February 23 until April 1^st + add documents from April 1^st to 15, 2023.
• Direct entry in the third year of the Magistère is not possible.

On MonMaster

• M1 Economics: applications are open from March 22 until April 18, 2023.

On Études en France
The timetables are available each year on the Campus France website. You can also contact your Campus France office to know more.

If you would like to submit an appeal, please complete the admission appeal form available at the following address: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc-P-p6sRbHgQB_AyZLHzsRqvw8OCan8YpnQJ7oZnXfXQgdCA/viewform