PhD courses
Below is the list of courses proposed for the academic years 2020-2021 and 2021-2022, as well as the list offered in the previous years.
Our PhD students also have the opportunity to follow specialized courses from the AMSE ETE Master 2.
Our PhD students also have the opportunity to follow specialized courses from the AMSE ETE Master 2.
Topics in economics
2021-2022
Culture and Economic Development
Teacher(s): Avner
Seror
Applied Economics and Econometrics of Social Networks
Teacher(s): Habiba
Djebbari
,
Yann
Bramoullé
Economics of Risk Health Behaviour
Teacher(s): Aurélia Lepine
Inequality, Identity and Conflict
Teacher(s): Garance
Genicot
2022-2023
Game theory in Economics
Teacher(s): Gaëtan
Fournier
Commitment, Nudges and Incentives
Teacher(s): Stéphane
Luchini
Mobility, polarization and meritocracy
Teacher(s): Cecilia
Garcia-Peñalosa
The Bayesian approach to poverty measurement
Teacher(s): Michel
Lubrano
Methods
2021-2022
Text Mining Using R
Teacher(s): Phoebe W.
Ishak
PhD Coding Lab
Teacher(s): Christian
Schluter
2022-2023
Machine learning and spatial analysis
Teacher(s): Clément Gorin
Alternative data sources for research in economics
Teacher(s): Eric
Roca Fernandez
Reading groups
2021-2022
China’s role in the global economy
Teacher(s): Vera Eichenauer
2022-2023
Reading group on Poverty and Inequalities
Teacher(s): Roberta
Ziparo
Professionalizing skills
2021-2022
Presenting research in economics
Teacher(s): Sebastian
Bervoets
Practical tools to evaluate countries’ macroeconomic vulnerabilities
Teacher(s): Karine
Gente
,
Gilles
Dufrénot
PhD and research : selected topics
Teacher(s): Daniela
Horta Sáenz
2022-2023
Presenting research in economics
Teacher(s): Sebastian
Bervoets
PhD and research: selected topics
Teacher(s): Daniela
Horta Sáenz