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Research : a Scientific Positioning
on a Global Scale

Research at Dauphine - PSL is founded on six disciplines (management, economics, sociology and political science, law, mathematics, and computer science), all of which center around the organizational and decision sciences.

The university fosters the emergence of high-level research projects, both within and across disciplines, while tackling the major social issues
of the 21st century.

Six Research Centers

CEREMADE
Research Center in Applied Mathematics
CEREMADE is known around the world for its work in non-linear analysis, finance and economics, probabilities, and statistics. It is ranked 28th in the Shanghai Ranking for mathematics.
UMR CNRS 7534
CR2D
Dauphine Center for Legal Research
CR2D brings together legal professionals, public and private rights lawyers, economists, political scientists, and sociologists to conduct cross-disciplinary research programs in legal studies.
DRM
Dauphine Management Research
DRM is one of the biggest research centers in France specializing in management science.
UMR CNRS 7088
IRISSO
Interdisciplinary Research Institute for Social Science
IRISSO brings together sociologists, political scientists, and economists. Research projects are structured around five priorities, with special importance given to methodology, internationalism, and issues related to gender.
UMR CNRS INRAE 7170 - 1427
LAMSADE
Laboratory for Analyzing and Modeling Decision Support Systems
LAMSADE is one of very few research centers in France or Europe developing a specific vision of computer science based around decision-making science and technology.
UMR CNRS 7243
LEDA
Dauphine Economics Laboratory
LEDa assembles all the economics teams working at Dauphine to conduct theoretical and applied research using tools and networks shared globally.
UMR CNRS IRD 8007 - 260

The ecological transition and the digital revolution are deeply ingrained in the research programs

A pioneer in issues related to ecological and social transition on the one hand, and in the impact of AI on our society on the other, our university is developing two major programs: Sustainable Dauphine and Digital Dauphine. Through our research centers, we draw on our institution's unique positioning, relying on cross-over expertise from several disciplines, including mathematics, computer science and humanities and organizational sciences to follow and light the way as our society undergoes deep-seated change.

University Social ResponsibilityDauphine Durable

AI and societyDauphine Digital

Research in Numbers

519

researchers and research professors

321

doctoral students

Research centers

doctoral programs

SDOSE Doctoral School

Each year, the university accepts almost 80 new doctoral students to the SDOSE (Sciences of Decision-Making, Organizations, Society, and Exchange) Doctoral School. The school offers seven PhD and Graduate programs and maintains close ties with the research centers and laboratories at Dauphine - PSL. Shared by Université Paris Dauphine-PSL and MINES ParisTech, the Doctoral School is supported by Université PSL and attached to the PSL Doctoral College.

SDOSE Doctoral School

Cinq étudiants en classe concentrés sur un cour

Endowed Chairs and Research

Our numerous and fruitful relationships with public and private organizations extend into the field of research, with 12 chairs, 3 research initiatives, and 4 circles. These are ideal places for the academic world to connect with the business world.

The endowed chairs are partly supported by Fondation Dauphine, as well as by partner foundations like the Institut Europlace de Finance, Fondation du Risque, Fondation Mines ParisTech, and Fondation AgrosParisTech.

Endowed Chairs at Dauphine

Research
in Close Collaboration with PSL

Within PSL, Université Paris Dauphine-PSL helps to form disciplinary centers of expertise in management, economics, social science, law, mathematics, and computer science, which are recognized by major public and private laboratories, as well as by the international scientific community.