M2 Economics of mobility and transport

Master's degree
Specialisation Environmental, Energy and Transport Economics
Full-time academic programmes
English
French

www.master-eeet.fr

This 2nd year Master's includes courses from September to March and an internship to defend a thesis between July and November.

Information

Présentation

Skills

The competencies acquired on completion of the curriculum include the capacity to: Analyse, model, quantify and economically evaluate transport and mobility projects and policies, incorporating energy and environmental transition issues.

Objectives

This programme is run jointly by CentraleSupélec for Université Paris-Saclay and École des Ponts (co-accredited institution). It benefits from teaching support from the IFP School (co-accredited institution). This course has several objectives: • In the transport sector, the ongoing revolution requires executives trained in economic aspects, and above all executives with dual competencies in engineering and economics. • Many 1st year Master's students, as well as engineering students from partner schools (CentraleSupélec, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech), are looking to learn more about sustainable transport and smart mobility. • Implementing the ecological transition in transport and mobility requires advanced technical competencies in logistics, capping of peaks and smart energy management, which all demand a high level of qualification in quantitative fields. The challenge of decarbonising the transport sector, which is still extremely dependent on oil, requires both engineering and economic competencies, combined with the conceivable options to bring about this transition. But it also requires in-depth empirical knowledge of the sector, a global vision of life cycle analyses and other eco-balances, including their indirect and global consequences, as well as competencies in other areas of the economy (territorial conflict management, negotiation, etc.). However, the wide range of competencies is a defining feature of the track. The primary objective of this course is to offer a curriculum in all aspects of economic modelling in the fields of transport and mobility, as well as more global, societal, climate and natural resource (biodiversity) issues through economic aspects, with an analytical and forward-looking dimension. Graduates must have the skills to develop strategies to address challenges related to mobility, energy, land use planning, and the environment— in particular with regard to climate change, land development, water and air pollution, and the transition to a carbon-free world. They must be able to integrate these strategies into their production, services, consulting and finance professions. They also need to have the scientific knowledge that will enable the most motivated among them to pursue careers in both private and public research. Fundamental research-oriented courses will provide the conceptual and theoretical elements required to achieve these objectives. Thematic courses focusing on practical issues, and how they are managed, in various sectors (new energies, smart mobility, etc.) enable students to enter different professional environments with the necessary expertise to perform a management function. To access detailed course content go to Programme and Semester.

Admission

Capacity

Available Places

20

Target Audience and Entry Requirements

The course is open to students from the 1st year Master's EEET or other 1st year Master's courses at other universities, after examination of their applications. A direct entry stream into 2nd year Master's is also envisaged. Candidates must have a 1st year Master's in economics with a quantitative component, or a Bac+4 level qualification from an Ecole Normale Supérieure, an engineering school, a business school, a university (1st year Master's in mathematics, finance, management, etc.), or any other French or foreign qualification deemed adequate by the jury.

Application Period(s)

Inception Platform

From 15/03/2026 to 30/05/2026

Supporting documents

Compulsory supporting documents

Motivation letter.

All transcripts of the years / semesters validated since the high school diploma at the date of application.

Certificate of English level.

Curriculum Vitae.

Additional supporting documents

Rank of previous year and size of the promotion.

VAP file (obligatory for all persons requesting a valuation of the assets to enter the diploma).

Document indicating the list of local M2 choices available here : https://urlz.fr/i3Lo.

Supporting documents :
- Residence permit stating the country of residence of the first country
- Or receipt of request stating the country of first asylum
- Or document from the UNHCR granting refugee status
- Or receipt of refugee status request delivered in France
- Or residence permit stating the refugee status delivered in France
- Or document stating subsidiary protection in France or abroad
- Or document stating temporary protection in France or abroad.

Programme
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Economie et modélisation des infrastructures 3 Semestre 1 24
Simulation and optimization of mobility systems 3 Semestre 1 24
Modèles économiques, environnement et innovation 3 Semestre 1 24
Défis et définition des mobilités durables 3 Semestre 1 24
Mobility as a service, plateformes multifaces 3 Semestre 1 24
Economie de l' énergie 3 Semestre 1 24
Economics of Market Design for Energy and Mobility transitions 3 Semestre 1 24
UE libre "Fondamentaux" dans le cursus ingénieur CentraleSupélec, ENSAE, ENPC ou dans d'autres parcours du M2 EEET 3 Semestre 1 24
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Econométrie II 2 Semestre 1 20
Comptabilité écologique 2 Semestre 1 20
Economie du risque et de l'incertain 2 Semestre 1 20
UE libre METHODES dans le cursus ingénieur CentraleSupéélec, ENPC, ENSAE, Mines ou autres parcours du Master EEET 4 Semestre 1 24
Modélisation en équilibre général calculable 2 Semestre 1 24
Analyse de la demande et de l'efficacité énergétique ( parcours Energie) 2 Semestre 1 24
Analyse de cycle de vie ( parcours Energie) 2 Semestre 1 24
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Applied cases studies of market design for energy and mobility solutions 2 Semestre 2 24
Case Studies of mobility modeling 2 Semestre 2 24
Invited professor master class 2 Semestre 2 24
Décision dans l’incertain et décarbonisation de l'industrie ( cours du parcours EENE) 2 Semestre 2 30
UE libre "Formation par la recherche" suivie dans le cursus ingénieur CentraleSupélec, ENSAE, ENPC ou Mines. 2 Semestre 2 24
Séminaire de recherche sur l’économie de la transition énergétique dans les transports 2 Semestre 2 24
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Economie des transports 2 Semestre 1 20 4
Externalités des transports: éléments d’analyse 4 Semestre 1 30 6
UE libre "Thématique" suivie dans le cursus ingénieur CentraleSupélec, ENPC, ENSAE ou Mines 2 Semestre 1 24
Finance Verte 2 Semestre 1
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
UE libre "Ouverture" dans le M2 Economie de l'énergie ou M2 EDDE 1.5 Semestre 2 24
Droit des énergies renouvelables 1.5 Semestre 2 24
UE Libre "Ouverture" suivie dabs le cursus ingénieur CentraleSupélec, ENPC, ENSAE, Mines. 1.5 Semestre 2 20
Droit européen de l’énergie et de l’environnement – Aspects régulation des marchés de l’électricité 1.5 Semestre 2 20
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Anglais 2 Semestre 1 20
Validation TOEIC, TOEFL ou équivalent 1 Semestre 2
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Sciences de l'environnement et de l'énergie 0 Semestre 1 6
Rappels de macroéconomie 0 Semestre 1 24
Rappels de microéconomie 0 Semestre 1 18
Rappels de statistiques et probabilités 0 Semestre 1 24
Subjects ECTS Semester Lecture directed study practical class Lecture/directed study Lecture/practical class directed study/practical class distance-learning course Project Supervised studies
Mémoire et stage 20 Semestre 2

Training campus

Saclay Moulon

Saclay / Gif-sur-Yvette / Orsay
Bus 4606 / 4609 / 4611 / 5154
RER B Le guichet
Student restaurant (CROUS)
Library
Sports facilities
Student residence

Contact

  • Yannick PEREZ

    Professeur
  • CentraleSupélec SUPPORT SCOLARITE

    Support scolarité

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