Masters in Environmental, Energy and Transport Economics

The primary objective of the mention is to offer, through the M1 and then four possible M2 courses, a training course dealing with all modeling questions on the subjects of energy, climate and natural resources, environment and food through economic aspects, with an analytical dimension and a prospective dimension. Graduates should have the skills to design strategies to deal with energy, environmental and agrifood challenges, particularly with regard to climate change, overexploitation of natural resources, water and air pollution, land use (food / bioenergy) and the transition to a carbon-free world. They must be able to integrate these strategies into production professions, services and advice. They must also have scientific knowledge enabling those who are most motivated to integrate private and public research.