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See the degree grade →A two-year, 120 ECTS master's in intelligence économique that combines behavioural and digital economics approaches to support managerial decision-making. Suited to students with prior training in economics, management or related social sciences who want applied skills in competitive and business intelligence contexts.
The published course structure lists units across Semesters 7–10. Example units and their allocated credits and contact hours in the catalogue include:
The programme page groups these units within the specified semesters; further detail on individual module syllabi and assessment is provided on the programme website.
The public catalogue does not list specific entry prerequisites on the page extract; applicants should consult the programme website for admissions rules and procedures or contact the programme team for guidance.
The pathway is oriented toward roles that combine economic analysis with business and competitive intelligence — for example positions in market analysis, strategic planning, intelligence services inside firms, consultancy and roles requiring applied knowledge of behavioural and digital economic methods. Exact career outcomes depend on prior experience, optional pathways and professional placements.
The page does not specify scholarships. Prospective students should explore standard university funding schemes, national and regional scholarships, employer-supported training (for alternating/professional routes) and contact the university’s scolarité for available financial-aid information.
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