Who can apply for the M2 course?
- The course is open to students from the M1 EEET or other M1s from other universities, after reviewing their file.
- A direct entry stream into M2 is also planned. The profiles will then be an M1 in economics with a quantitative dimension, a bac+4 level acquired in an Ecole Normale Supérieure, an engineering school, a business school, a university (M1 in mathematics, finance, management, etc.), or any French or foreign training deemed adequate by the jury.
What skills are developed during the course?
- analyze environmental, climate, food and energy issues surrounding transport and mobility;
- model and quantify an economic phenomenon (econometrics, operational research, simulation methods);
- analyze markets (supply and demand) as well as the technological and financial aspects of the sectors concerned;
- understand and apply the concepts of needs analysis and project management;
- conduct and interpret prospective studies, using the necessary methods and software;
- develop a multi-criteria analysis method in the development of strategic intervention choices;
- know how to put project management and risk management tools into practice;
- organize the coordination of stakeholders in order to make proposed solutions operational;
- understand the mechanisms and institutions at work in public policies and negotiation strategies;
- develop original research projects by mobilizing empirical knowledge of the sector and cutting-edge analysis tools of the academic discipline.
What are the training opportunities?
The career opportunities are made up of six main types of jobs:
- Economic and technical expertise: research officers in the fields of developing mobility and energy transition activities within consulting firms and companies.
- Economic and technical expertise: research officers in the field of transport, mobility and energy regulation, in network companies, consulting firms or regulatory authorities.
- Innovation project managers, particularly for innovation of energy and mobility services, in which usage analysis plays a key role, within industrial groups and SMEs innovative.
- Heads of research and development services, called upon to rethink the organizational schemes of R&D to take into account the issues of standards, interoperability and rapid evolution of technologies.
- Senior executives of companies or administrations, after a doctorate with a professional aim.
- Teaching and research after a doctorate with a teaching-research aim.
