Master of Economics: International Economics

Conditions of admission

One of the basic conditions for enrolling in this master’s training is that the student has a bachelor’s degree in international money and finance, international economics, or any other specialization related to international financial issues.

Training objectives

Training in the field of international economics allows for expansion in international economic relations, modern international financial issues and international financial associations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and other international organizations in achieving global economic stability. It provides students with a well-balanced program in international economics. On the other hand, the training in this field allows the student to learn about the concept of economic policies, their types and tools, in addition to getting acquainted with the various theories that explain underdevelopment and development and presenting some of the pioneering global development experiences. It is very important in order to understand and comprehend how to manage international capital flows in the context of financial developments such as globalization and financial crises.

Targeted business profiles and skills :

Training in this specialization takes place after the student succeeds in obtaining a bachelor's degree in one of the specializations of economic, commercial, and management sciences.

Whereas, in order to obtain an academic master's degree specializing in "International Economics", it is necessary to pass four semesters of study, three of which consist of lectures and directed works on the various scales taught in this specialization, which consist of basic study units, exploratory units, and methodological units.

And the fourth semester, in which students prepare graduation notes on a topic of macro or international economics and discuss them publicly before the specialized committee consisting of a group of professors.

Regional and national capacities capable of employing university degree holders

In light of the increasing globalization of contemporary economies, and in light of the growth of regional tendencies towards agglomeration and integration, international economics is considered one of the disciplines that cannot be dispensed with in any university. In light of this environment, it is necessary to provide frameworks that acquire theoretical and applied knowledge in this field. Therefore, all those dealing with the outside world are in need of such specialization, including :

• Government departments of all kinds, such as ministries and directorates, such as the Directorate of Commerce and Customs, etc.;

• Economic institutions of all kinds, especially those whose inputs and outputs are linked to the outside world;

• Banks and financial institutions of all kinds;

• Ports and airports

Training follow-up indicators

Training in the Master of Economic Sciences specialization: "International Economics" is pursued by adopting the following indicators:

Follow-up of educational units is compulsory.

Follow up the hourly volume accomplished in each subject and the hourly volume accomplished in each educational unit.

Follow up the rate of progress in covering the program subjects.

Adopting partial exams and continuous assessment at the end of each semester, where :

An exam at the end of each semester, which may be written or oral, or according to any other mechanism that is commensurate with the content of each course.

Continuous evaluation of the student throughout the class, which may be in the form of presentations, field outings, surprise exams... etc.

The legal duration of the final exam is an hour and a half, and the mark is 20 points.

- The final average is calculated as follows: exam mark *2 + average continuous assessment mark.

- There will be a remedial exam for students who did not succeed in the regular session.

Completion of an end-of-study memorandum to be discussed before a discussion committee.