Program Objectives
The Bachelor’s in Organizational IT covers different aspects of information processing. It provides a solid preparation in IT, theoretical tools for the analysis of complex systems and skills for the business management sector.
Professionalization is particularly emphasized. The curriculum includes an internship and a requirement of two modern languages.
Program Objectives:
- Provide a solid preparation in IT by combining the study of mathematics, economics and management.
- Gain knowledge in algorithms, programming (Python, Java, C), databases, networks and many IT tools (PHP, HTML, Excel).
- Develop extensive skills in optimization and decision-making, economic and financial modeling.
- Learn to work in English (English courses each semester).
- Learn how to work in a group (projects).
- Assert one's written and spoken communication (courses in communication technique, lectures and project presentation)
- Improve one's general economic and financial culture, useful for one's professional future, and the comprehension of the important economic issues as citizens.
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.
Bachelor's Degree in Organizational IT
International option - Paris
Paris Campus
Multidisciplinary courses
Mathematics and Computer Science
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Organization of the Bachelor's degree
- Types of education
- Initial and work-based training.
- Outgoing Level
- BAC+3
- Language(s)
- French
- Duration of studies
- 6 semesters
- ECTS Credits
- 180 credits
- Type of Diploma
- Diploma from a major institution conferring the Bachelor's degree
- Academic Year
- 2024/2025
A dedicated team
Juliette BOUHOURS and Denis PASQUIGNON
Assistant professors, Program supervisor of Mathematics and Computer Science - Bachelor's Year 1
François SIMENHAUS and EMMANUEL LAZARD
Associate Professors - Program supervisors of Mathematics and Computer Science - Mathematics and Economics - Bachelor's Year 2
BRICE MAYAG
Associate professor, Program supervisor of Decision-Support IT and Mathematics (IM2D) and Business Information Systems and Data Analysis (MIAGE) - Bachelor's Year 3
GABRIELLA PIGOZZI
Associate professor, Program supervisor of Business Information Systems and Data Analysis (MIAGE) in apprenticeship - Bachelor's Year 3