u/Illustrious_Range651

Hello everyone,

Posting this once more in hopes of a few more responses :)

I’ve been admitted to the EP Master at PSE, a bi-disciplinary research program co-accredited by Panthéon-Sorbonne and Paris Cité. My background is in economics.

I’m trying to assess how the program is perceived and whether it’s a strong investment relative to my alternatives, specifically the MSc Economics programs in Bonn, Mannheim, LMU Munich, Paris Dauphine QE, UC3M Econ.

Substantively, I find the EP program quite compelling. My prior work has been more in political economy and macro-oriented research, so I’m also thinking about how well the program aligns with that trajectory.

If anyone has first-hand experience with the EP Master, or informed views on its reputation and placement outcomes, I’d appreciate your perspective.

Thanks in advance, and good luck to everyone.

Hello everyone,

I’ve been admitted to the EP Master at PSE, a bi-disciplinary research program co-accredited by Panthéon-Sorbonne and Paris Cité. My background is in economics.

I’m trying to assess how the program is perceived and whether it’s a strong investment relative to my alternatives in Germany, specifically the MSc Economics programs in Bonn, Mannheim, and LMU Munich.

Substantively, I find the EP program quite compelling. My prior work has been more in political economy and macro-oriented research, so I’m also thinking about how well the program aligns with that trajectory.

If anyone has first-hand experience with the EP Master, or informed views on its reputation and placement outcomes, I’d appreciate your perspective.

For context, I also applied to PPD and APE at PSE, though I expect those to be more selective.

Thanks in advance, and good luck to everyone.