International and Development Economics - Bachelor's Year 3

Program Objectives

The third year of the Bachelor's program in International and Development Economics aims to train applied economists interested in global careers (in import-export, or in the Economic Council of Embassies, for example) or in development (in NGOS, development agencies, international organizations, sustainable development, etc.) The goal is to give students the knowledge and skills required for careers in international agencies or development. Students earning this Bachelor’s degree can pursue a Master’s Degree in International Affairs and Development.

Program objectives:

  • Master forecasting and optimization techniques, quantitative methods, statistical and software tools,
  • Understand research and research study methodologies,
  • Work independently as well as in a team, develop a professional network, manage a project.

By enrolling at Dauphine, you are joining Université PSL. Ranked among the world’s top 50 universities (THE , QS), PSL offers a world-class graduate education at the Master’s and PhD levels that draws on the scientific strengths of its component schools. Your courses are being provided by Dauphine, while your degree will be issued by Université PSL.

State-controlled degree conferring a license grade
  • Types of education

    Initial training

  • ECTS Credits

    60 credits

  • Capacity

    60

  • Academic Year

    2026/2027

  • Language(s)

    French and English

  • Internship

    Optional Internship

  • Type of Diploma

    Diploma from a major institution conferring the Bachelor's degree

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