ME Track – Mathematics and Economics
The Mathematics and Economics (ME) track focuses on the application of mathematics to economic and financial analysis. It trains students to model economic phen...
Cycles & Niveaux
Licence
Durée des études
3 years
Crédits ECTS
180 ECTS (B1-B3)
Mention de Rattachement
MA
Fiche Technique du Parcours
3 years (6 semesters)
Faculté des Sciences • Université de Fianarantsoa
Towards Master & Ph.D
This track seamlessly prepares for specialized Master degrees and partner Doctoral Schools.
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The Mathematics and Economics (ME) track focuses on the application of mathematics to economic and financial analysis. It trains students to model economic phenomena, analyze economic data, and support decision-making in both public and private sectors.
Objectifs & Compétences Visées
- Provide strong training in mathematics applied to economics;
- Develop skills in economic modeling and econometrics;
- Introduce quantitative analysis of economic and financial systems;
- Prepare students for further studies or professional careers in economics-related fields.
Programme & Organisation des Études
- Mathematical analysis
- Algebra and optimization
- Probability and economic statistics
- Quantitative microeconomics and macroeconomics
- Econometrics
- Financial mathematics
- Economic data analysis
- Project or internship
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