Dauphine by the numbers

• 526 administrative personnel, 359 permanent and assistant researchers and researcher-professors 
• 5 strategic priorities corresponding to 40 actions 

• 7,645 students in pre-experience training: 42% in Bachelors’ programs, 54% in Masters’ programs, and 4% doctoral programs  
  - L1 : 885 / L2 : 866 / L3 : 1464
  - M1 : 1727 / M2 : 2412
• 632 incoming exchange students 
• 6 Bachelor's degrees and 19 Master's degree majors, with 95 courses in Master's 2 (16 majors and 80 courses in Master's in Organizational Sciences, 2 majors and 12 courses in Mathematics and Computer Science of Decision-making and Organizations, 1 major and 3 programs in Journalism) 
• 1,548 apprenticeship students (38 open apprenticeship courses). 

• 4,300 trained executives

• 47 generalist associations and 68 branch associations are supported by the university and promote the cultural, civic, humanitarian and athletic commitment of students. 
• 168 subsidized student projects 
• 600 housed students 

• 300 PhD candidates (including 71 newly enrolled) and 76 defended theses 
• 24 Chairs, initiatives, and research and teaching circles 
• 80 research contracts signed in 2020 for a total amount of 4 million euros 

• 11,4% of graduates work outside of France 
• 70% of Dauphine students spend a semester or a year abroad during their undergraduate studies.  
• 27% foreign faculty,
• 23,7% international Master’s Degree students, 358 students at the campus of Dauphine Tunis, 217 students at the London campus, 68 students at the Madrid campus

• More than 1,500 corporate partnerships (chairs, research contracts, apprenticeship tax, apprenticeship contracts, internships). 
• 60 corporate partners of Dauphine and its Foundation 
• 115 companies and nearly 3,500 students took part in the Business Forum
• 46 companies and 900 students took part in the Work-Study Forum. 

• 24 institutions of excellence, 17,000 students including 5,000 international students, 3,800 doctoral students 
• Nearly 200 student initiatives, 100 associations, 32 sports disciplines, and 7,000 student members of BDSs. 
• 4500 researchers and research professors 
• 181 laboratories (8% of the French scientific production), 1 Idex, 14 Labex, 8 Equipex, 10 Excellence Chairs, 145 ERCs (i.e. 13% of the French ERCs) and 5 IRISs. 
• 27 Nobel Prizes, 10 Fields Medals, 3 Abel Prizes, 46 CNRS Gold Medals, 5 INSERM Grand Prix, 1 INRIA Grand Prix, 50 César, and 79 Molière 
• 200 research projects funded, 100 innovative training projects supported (SPIF), 384 patents, 172 start-ups 

*2019 figures