The UM6P Faculty of Governance, Economics & Social Sciences (FGSES) is a multidisciplinary academic hub focused on public policy, economics, political science, and international relations. Bridging analytical rigor with a strong commitment to real-world impact, FGSES trains future leaders, researchers, and policymakers to understand and shape complex social, economic, and political systems.
The 3-year Bachelor's in Applied Economics provides students with a solid grounding in economic theory, quantitative analysis, and real-world problem solving. Blending data literacy, policy insight, and business acumen, the program prepares future economists to analyze complex issues and support evidence-based decision-making in both public and private sectors.
1st Year / Semester 1
- M1 / (ECO101) Introduction to Economic Analysis
- M2 / (HIS103) The World: A Modern and Contemporary History
- M3 / (LAW101) Introduction to Legal Studies
- M4 / (POL101) Introduction to Political Science
- M5 / (RES101) Applied Learning Methods
- M6 / (DAT104) Descriptive Statistics and Probability (Prerequisite and fundamental)
1st Year / Semester 2
- M1 / (BEH102) Introduction to Behavioral Science
- M2 / (INT102) Introduction to International Relations
- M3 / (RES102) Academic Writing
2nd Year / Semester 3
- M1 / (DAT203) Mathematics and Optimization
- M2 / (ECO201) Microeconomics 1
- M3 / (ECO202) Macroeconomics 1
- M4 / (ECO203) Econometrics 1
- M5 / (ECO218) National Accounts and Macroeconomic Aggregates
- M6 / (RES201S) Composing an Undergraduate Thesis
2nd Year / Semester 4
- M1 / (ECO206) Microeconomics 2
- M2 / (ECO207) Macroeconomics 2
- M3 / (ECO208) Game Theory
- M4 / (EC210) Money, Credit, and Banking
- M5 / (ECO211) Development Economics
- M6 / (ECO219) Moroccan Economy
3rd Year / Semester 5
- M1 / (ECO206) Microeconomics 2
- M2 / (ECO207) Macroeconomics 2
- M3 / (ECO208) Game Theory
- M4 / (EC210) Money, Credit, and Banking
- M5 / (ECO211) Development Economics
- M6 / (ECO219) Moroccan Economy
3rd Year / Semester 6
- M1 / (ECO306) Quantitative and Experimental Methods for Public Policy
- M2 / (ECO307) Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment
- M3 / (ECO308) Public Finance
- M4 / (ECO309) International Trade
Hold a high school diploma in any field of study.