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EPOG+ – Economic POlicies for the Global transition
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree
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Call for applications
Economic POlicies for the Global transition (EPOG+) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in economics, supported by the European Union. It offers a world-class integrated Master’s programme on the (digital, socioeconomic, ecological) transition processes with a pluralist approach and interdisciplinary perspectives.
The main objective of the programme is to give birth to a new generation of international experts, able to define and assess economic policies and evolve within different political, social and regional contexts. Towards this objective the EPOG+ Master’s programme goes beyond the reach of standard economic theory to include various heterodox/institutionnalist approaches.
The full partners (degree awarding institutions) include a wide set of prestigous institutions:
- University of Technology of Compiègne (UTC),
- Sorbonne University,
- University of Paris,
- University of Turin,
- Berlin School of Economics and Law,
- University of Roma 3,
- Vienna University of Economics and Business,
- University of the Witwatersrand (Wits).
It also involves more than 30 (academic and non-academic) associated partners in Europe and the world.
Scholarships
The very best students from all over the world will be eligible for scholarships awarded for 2 years by the European Commission, based on our selection:
- The « Programme countries » scholarships for students from Member States of the European Union (EU) as well as former Yugoslav, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Republic of Macedonia, Turkey;
- The « Partner countries » scholarships for students from all the other countries.
More details here.
When to apply?
Application deadline: January 30, 2020 – 14:00 (Paris time).
Note that two recommendation letters are needed to apply and have to be provided by the deadline.
The course will start in September 2020.
More information
www.epog.eu
The selection will be organised jointly with the EPOG 2.0 programme.
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| Policy brief #5 |
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Dollar centrality and Renminbi’s rise: challenges and prospects
Tom C. dos Santos (EPOG 2017)President Donald J. Trump has increased the utilization of sanctions and the ‘weaponizing’ the US Dollar in order to attain auxiliary for-eign policy goals. We argue that this creates challenges to China’s process of internation-alizing its currency, the Renminbi, but also opportunities to defy the increasingly coercive use of the US Dollar. |
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| EAEPE-Simon Young Scholar Prize 201915 September 2019 |
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| For the second time, an EPOG alumnus receives the prestigious EAEPE-Simon Young Scholar Prize. For the 2019 edition, the prize goes to Karsten Köhler (Cohort 2016). |
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