Validated, Quality Assured And Degree Awarded By EIU-PARIS
The Master of Science in International and Development Economics is an advanced interdisciplinary program designed to equip students with a strong theoretical foundation and analytical tools to address complex global economic challenges. This program blends core principles of microeconomics, macroeconomics, trade theory, development policy, public finance, environmental sustainability, labor dynamics, and institutional analysis.
Structured around contemporary global issues, the curriculum integrates rigorous economic modeling with applied policy discussions, making it highly relevant for economists, policy analysts, development practitioners, and researchers. Emphasis is placed on real-world problem solving, quantitative reasoning, and the formulation of evidence-based strategies in both international and development contexts.
Students will engage with critical economic debates such as global inequality, sustainable development, climate change, international trade policies, labor migration, institutional governance, and poverty reduction strategies. Graduates will be prepared to work across academia, international organizations, development agencies, governments, and financial institutions.
By the end of this program, students will be able to:
1. Develop a rigorous understanding of microeconomic and macroeconomic theories relevant to international and developmental contexts.
2. Analyze the structure, functioning, and outcomes of global trade systems and assess their implications for national development and welfare.
3. Apply economic theories and models to evaluate development challenges, including poverty, inequality, labor market dynamics, and structural transformation.
4. Critically assess fiscal and monetary policies in both developed and developing economies, with an emphasis on growth, stability, and redistribution.
5. Design and evaluate public policy instruments aimed at promoting social welfare, equity, and sustainable economic development.
6. Understand and interpret the role of institutions, governance, and political economy in shaping long-term economic performance.
7. Investigate the intersection between environmental sustainability and economic development, with a focus on climate change economics and resource use.
8. Conduct independent economic research using qualitative and quantitative techniques, including econometrics and applied policy analysis.
9. Engage with global economic debates and policy dialogues, drawing on theoretical insights and empirical evidence.
10. Prepare for advanced professional roles or doctoral research in international organizations, development agencies, public sector institutions, and academia.
Entry Requirements:
Mature Entry Route (done on case-by-case evaluation basis only):
M-981: Microeconomic Theory [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Microeconomic Theory explores how individuals, firms, and markets interact to allocate resources efficiently. It delves into decision-making behavior under constraints, pricing mechanisms, and market structures, providing a foundational analytical framework for applied economic policy.
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M-982: Macroeconomic Theory [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Macroeconomic Theory focuses on economy-wide phenomena including growth, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal-monetary policy dynamics. It equips students with tools to analyze aggregate economic performance and design stabilization policies.
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M-983: International Trade [9 ECT]
Introduction:
This subject examines the economic principles governing international trade, including the benefits and challenges of trade liberalization, the impact on development, and evolving global trade dynamics such as services and environmental concerns.
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M-984: Development Economics [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Development Economics addresses the causes and consequences of underdevelopment, focusing on poverty, inequality, structural transformation, and policy strategies to promote inclusive growth.
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M-985: Public Economics [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Public Economics studies the role of government in the economy, covering public goods, taxation, expenditure policies, and public sector reforms. It focuses on how policy choices affect efficiency and equity.
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M-986: Environmental Economics [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Environmental Economics focuses on the relationship between the economy and the environment, examining tools and policies for sustainable resource use and addressing climate change.
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M-987: Labor Economics [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Labor Economics explores labor market dynamics, including wage determination, employment trends, and government policies affecting labor mobility, discrimination, and job creation.
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M-988: Institutional Economics [9 ECT]
Introduction:
Institutional Economics examines how institutions—formal and informal rules—shape economic behavior and performance. It links governance, political economy, and institutional reforms to development outcomes.
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M-989: Action Research Paper [18 ECT]
Accreditation & Recognition EIU-Paris :
ASIC-UK (Accreditation)
The University has earned Premier status with Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC) for its commendable areas of operation.
ACBSP (Program Accreditation & Professional Member)
The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), US based CHEA recognised Accreditation body has approved EIU’s application for Candidacy for Programme Accreditation.
BGA (Member)
The Business Graduates Association (BGA) is an international membership and quality assurance body of world-leading and high-potential Business Schools.
ECBE (Member)
ECBE is a prestigious international accreditation agency who recognizes EIU’s endeavor in providing high-quality education in vocation-focused and job skills specific programmes and qualifications.
CIA (Member)
EIU intends to collaborate with Cambridge International in such initiative as Publishing in Partnership (PiP Model), Research Acceleration, Scholarly Dissemination, and Training Implementation.
ATHEA (Member)
Being a member is to operate as a tertiary educational institution, focusing on programme of higher education, be in existence for at least 1 year, and offer and teach their own institution’s programmes.
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Q: What is the self-paced Master's programme, and how does it work?
A: Our self-paced Master's programme is designed to provide participants with the flexibility to complete their degree at their own pace, anytime and anywhere. Participants will have access to our online learning platform, where they can complete coursework & interact with instructors. With no fixed lecture schedule, participants can manage their time effectively to balance work, personal, and academic commitments.
Q: What are the benefits of a self-paced Master's programme?
A: Our self-paced program offers numerous benefits, including flexibility, convenience, and personalized learning. Participants can accelerate or decelerate their pace according to their needs, allowing them to manage their time effectively and achieve their academic goals.
Q: How long does it take to complete the self-paced Master's programme?
A: The duration of the program is 01 (One) year. Depending on individual circumstances participant can take additional 06 (Six) months to complete the program.
Q: Are there any prerequisites for admission to the self-paced Master's programme?
A: Yes, applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and meet the program's specific admission requirements, which may include reference letters, a personal statement, personal identification.
Q: How will I be assessed in this programme?
A: The assessment is based on assignments and research paper only. There will be no exams.
Q: How do I interact with instructors in a self-paced programme?
A: Our online learning platform provides various tools for participants to interact with instructors, including discussion about the subject matter and usually the reply is given within 24-48hrs.
Q: Is the self-paced Master's programme globally recognized?
A: The Master's programme is validated (audited, quality controlled and quality assured) by our academic partner universities.
Q: Do I have any advantage if I apply for a 2nd Masters?
A: Yes, There will be a special discount available when applied for a second master’s programme.
Q: What kind of technical support is available for the online platform?
A: Our technical support team is available 24/7 to assist with any technical issues or concerns. Participants can contact us via email, phone, or live chat for prompt support.
Q: Are there any scholarships available for the self-paced Master's programme?
A: Yes, we are offering partial scholarships to help make our programme more affordable. Please visit our website or contact our representative to know more.
We hope this FAQ helps! If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to our admissions team.
| Duration | 12 to 18 Months |
| Regular Fee | 1999.00 |
| Partial Scholarship | Available |
| Intake | Monthly Intake |
To apply for the Master’s program with partial scholarship offered, candidates are requested to submit the following documents: