Cho Hye-jin
About
Hye-Jin Cho is a lecturer and researcher specializing in macroeconomics, financial economics, and applied econometrics. She holds a PhD in Economics and a Master’s in Applied Mathematics from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (MCF/AFHEA certified). In addition, she completed two RNCP level 6 certifications in Artificial Intelligence (2023) and Software Development (2025). She has held teaching positions at Durham University (UK) as a Lecturer, and at Sciences Po Paris as a Teaching Assistant. She has also taught courses at IESEG Paris. Her research has been published in several respected academic journals, including Economic Theory, Journal of Applied Accounting Research, and Mathematical Social Sciences.
Knowledge Areas
- Macroeconomics
- Financial economics
- Applied econometrics
Academic Experience
PhD in Economics – Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Master’s in Applied Mathematics – Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
RNCP Level 6 Certification – Artificial Intelligence (2023)
RNCP Level 6 Certification – Software Development (2025)
Relevant Publications
Publication: Journal Articles
The convergence criterion in three-period overlapping generations models", (with Barinci J. P. and Drugeon J. P. ), guest edited by Drew Fudenberg & Cesar Martinelli, Economic Theory, 2025
On equilibrium elasticities of substitution in simple overlapping generations economies with heterogeneous goods, (with Barinci J. P. and Drugeon J. P. ), Mathematical Social Sciences, 2021
Combining Financial and Ecological Sustainability in Bank Capital Regulation, (with Lehner O. and Nilavongse R.), Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 2021
Analysis of systemic liquidity risk for the banking sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH), (with Alihodzic A.), Econviews, University of Osijek, 2015
Economic Size and Debt Sustainability against Piketty’s Capital Inequality, (solo- authored), ACRN Journal of Finance and Risk Perspectives, Scopus-ACRN Oxford Publishing House, 2015
Publication: Book chapter
Sorting in Credit Rationing and Monetary Transmission: A Vector Autoregression (VAR) Analysis, (solo-authored), Peterlang, 2023 preprint
Courses Taught
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Bachelor Finance FinanceThe 3-year Bachelor of Finance offers an innovative, progressive pathway aimed at acquiring the fundamentals of business management, with a choice of two specialisations in the third year (market finance and corporate finance).
In the company, students will be required to work in interaction with other departments: marketing, human resources, purchasing, finance, accounting, international, communication, etc.
Our Bachelor's degree in Finance stands out for :
- Its specialisation programme in corporate finance or market finance. Over the three years, a student receives 315 hours of lectures in finance. Supplemented by related disciplines such as statistics, mathematics and financial mathematics (for a total of 168 hours), this represents 40% of the total volume.
- A skills-based teaching approach based on the Eslsca Learning System (ELS), using a skills framework that combines business skills, managerial skills, technical skills and interpersonal skills;
- Enhanced support at the start of the B1 course: two preparatory weeks to help students integrate and assert themselves so that they can approach higher education with motivation and confidence;
- A positive teaching approach: collective intelligence, theatre, exchange, cultural/managerial openness, community life, Fresque du climat, soft skills, etc. ;
- Its international dimension: hosting international students, the possibility of exchanges with partner universities in B2-S2, study trips to provide a cultural and intellectual insight into financial practices, etc. ;
- Its entrepreneurial dimension, thanks to the entrepreneurial pathway developed over the first two years:
Step 1 in Bachelor 1- First laboratory (from idea to project)
Step 2 in Bachelor 2 - Second laboratory (from project to company)
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MBA Market Finance FinanceThe MBA Finance provides students with all the fundamental knowledge required in finance to prepare for a second-year specialization. Four tracks are available: Quantitative Trading, Financial Engineering, Sustainable Finance, or Audit and Management Control. This program is designed to train the next generation of financial managers.
