The capacity to produce strong disciplinary academic research linked to major socio-economic challenges is certainly one of the cornerstones enabling the university to develop partnerships with stakeholders in the socio-economic world through Chairs or Research Initiatives (which we sometimes also call Circle).
They are supported by the Dauphine Foundation or by partner foundations, i.e. the Institut Europlace de Finance, the Fondation du Risque and the Fondation des Mines.
14 Chairs Business
- Artificial Intelligence and Quantitative Methods for Finance
- Ecological Accounting
- Dialog
- Climate Economics
- Gas Economics
- Family Businesses and Long-Term Investment
- Women and Science
5 Initiatives
- Women and Finance
- FIME – Energy Markets Finance
- Material Sobriety and Social Justice
- QMI – Development of Quantitative Management
- Risks, Regulation and Systemic Risks