Degree policy

For the 2‑year programme (Erasmus Mundus)

After the successfully completion of the programme (120 ECTS), each student receives:

A joint or multiple degree awarded together by	* the University of Technology of Compiègne, Sorbonne University and the Université Paris Cité,
A joint or multiple degree awarded together by	* the institution(s) in which he/she has spent the first year (according to the table below).
A diploma supplement	Students will also receive a diploma supplement detailing the acquired knowledge and skills.

Joint (J) or multiple (M) degree awarded (* when it may still be a multiple – and not joint degree – for the Cohort starting in September 2020; The name of the degree may change in Turin and Roma when switching from a multiple to a joint degree) NOTE: due to the pandemic, it may happen that some of the planned joint degrees will remain multiple degrees instead of joint degrees for an additional cohort.	Major A	Major B		Major C
	Major A	B1	B2	C1	C2	C3
University of Technology of Compiègne, Sorbonne University, Université Paris Cité Master in “Economic Analysis and Policy” (Master “Analyse et Politique Economiques”)	J	J	J	J/M	J/M	M
University of Turin Master’s degree in “Economic Analysis and Policy” (Corso di Laurea magistrale in “Economic Analysis and Policy”)	J			J/M
Berlin School of Economics and Law Master of Arts in “International Economics”		J			J/M
University Roma Tre Master’s degree in “Economic Sciences”(Corso di Laurea magistrale in “Scienze Economiche”)			J
Vienna University of Economics and Business Master of Sciences (Master’s Program in Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy)						M
University of the Witwatersrand Master of Commerce in “Applied Development Economics”				M	M

The aim of the consortium is to create, over time, a joint degree for each Major/Minor. Note that the exact names of the degree can change due to local changes in the organisation of the degrees.

For the 1‑year programme

Students who have successfully completed the the 1‑year programme (60 ECTS) receive:

The Master’s degree in “Economic Analysis and Policy” (Analyse et Politique Economiques)	from the University of Technology of Compiègne, Sorbonne University and the Université Paris Cité.
A diploma supplement	Students will also receive a diploma supplement detailing the acquired knowledge and skills.

Note that students in the 1‑year programme are not considered as “Erasmus Mundus” students by the European Commission.

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