International Management: a new english-taught Bachelor’s programme

Published on 16 September 2026 Rentrée Bachelor International Management

The new International Management track combines core management studies with a strong international focus.

Nearly 400 Dauphine students gathered in the Raymond Aron Lecture Hall to discover their programme and learn about the key milestones of their academic year in the third year of the Bachelor’s programme in International Management.

They will be joined by more than 300 international students studying at Paris Dauphine University – PSL as part of exchange programs or dual-degree programs. With nearly 700 students enrolled throughout the year, the L3 International Management program is one of the university’s most international programs.

An international experience in Paris and abroad

International exposure is one of the key features of the third year of the Bachelor’s in International Management program. Dauphine students can choose to spend the year in Paris or participate in an exchange program at one of Dauphine’s partner universities.

The fundamentals of management

The third year in International Management is built around six core areas of management: finance, accounting, management accounting, marketing, human resources, and strategy.

This foundation is complemented by a wide range of elective courses, which allow students to delve deeper into specific subjects and gradually tailor their academic path to their interests and career goals.

By combining academic rigor, cultural openness, and flexible course options, the program offers students a structured framework for developing their management knowledge while benefiting from an international environment.

Learn more about the training program 

A programme at the heart of Dauphine’s international strategy

The launch of the L3 International Management program is fully aligned with the Dauphine 2030 strategy, which identifies the internationalization of academic programs as one of its key priorities. The development of new programs taught in English, the enrollment of international students, and opportunities for student mobility all contribute to a single goal: to make international engagement a fully integrated part of the Dauphine experience.

Learn about the Dauphine 2030 Strategy

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