Admissions
The Licence International Track welcomes applications from students with a strong academic background and an interest in studying economics in an international environment. Prospective students can find information below on academic and language requirements, supporting documents, the admission procedure, and tuition fees. As application routes and deadlines vary depending on nationality, country of residence, academic background, and intended year of entry, applicants should also consult the official Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne admissions resources linked throughout the page.
All core economics courses are taught in English throughout the program.
Earn a Bachelor’s degree in Economics worth 180 ECTS.
Earn a nationally recognized Licence in Economics, suitable for further study in France and abroad.
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Academic Requirements
Applicants are expected to demonstrate a strong academic background, particularly in mathematics, together with well developed analytical and critical thinking skills. An interest in economics and international affairs is also recommended, as the program combines theoretical and quantitative approaches to the study of economics. Applicants should therefore demonstrate the following:
- Strong academic performance
- A solid foundation in mathematics
- Analytical and critical thinking skills
- An interest in economics and international affairs
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Language Requirements
As the Licence International Track is taught entirely in English, applicants must demonstrate a minimum B2 level of English.
The following English language qualifications are accepted:
Test Minimum Result IELTS Academic 6.0 overall TOEFL iBT 80 overall Cambridge B2 First Grade A to C Cambridge C1 Advanced Grade C or above Applicants who completed their previous education entirely in English or hold another English language qualification may be able to submit alternative proof of proficiency. They should contact the program administration if they are unsure whether their qualification is accepted.
Note: Some application platforms may not require applicants to upload an English language certificate. However, all applicants are still expected to meet the program’s English language requirement.
Tuition Fees
EU / EEA / Swiss students | €178/year |
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Non-EU students | €2,902/year* |
Tuition fees for 2026–2027 may vary depending on the student’s status and eligibility for exemptions. Most students must also pay the CVEC separately before enrollment.
*Some non-EU students may qualify for an exemption or reduced fees. See the official tuition fees page for details.
