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1. A Bachelor`s or equivalent degree

Degree in economics (or any other field provided a minimum of 24 ECTS – or equivalent – in economics and 6 ECTS in statistics or econometrics — description of ECTS in the FAQ section).

Candidates who plan to graduate by 31st July will be provisionally accepted and will be required to provide copies of their degree certificates by 31st August.

2. A good level in English

With proof of the language level (provided no later than June 10). The following tests and minimum scores are accepted: TOEFL (Computer-based: 237; Paper version: 580; Internet version: 87 or above), IELTS (6.5, academic version); Cambridge Proficiency Examination (C ), Cambridge Advanced English Test (B), CEFR (B2). If you have a Graduate Record Examination (GRE) with a General Test score of at least 150 for verbal reasoning, 4 for analytical writing, and 151 for quantitative reasoning, it can be considered a proof of your proficiency in English.

Knowledge of French, Italian or German is not mandatory, but is taken into account. Those students concerned must provide official proof of their language skills (foreign language diploma or DIALANG European test).

3. A clear motivation for the programme

The applicants should highlight their interest, knowledge and motivation to engage with heterodox approaches of economics.

Application process for the (2‑year) EPOG+ Erasmus Mundus programme is open. The deadline for applications is January 30, 2023 at 13:00 (Paris time). If relevant, look at the 1‑year programme webpage.