Choosing your program
Making the right choice when it comes to your program requires thinking about your training and your professional goals. To help you in this process, here is an overview of the teaching fields, programs, and career orientation events on offer at the Université Paris Dauphine-PSL.
The Université Paris Dauphine-PSL combines the best aspects of a university and a "grande école"
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A hybrid university
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL is a selective establishment whose students choose it because of its excellent reputation. With its research focus, its high academic standards, and its exceptionally high rate of professional integration, it combines the best aspects of a university.
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Recognized international expertise
The university specializes in the organizational and decision sciences through eight major disciplines: management, finance, economics, law, social science, mathematics, computer science, and journalism.
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Research-centered training
Threading research through training is core to Université Paris Dauphine-PSL's pedagogy. All the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral programs are affiliated with six research centers, most of them at CNRS.
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Powerful synergy with companies
The university benefits from a strong dynamic with the business sector, which guarantees students a variety of professional opportunities, both during their training and when they enter the job market.
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A rich and engaged student life
Student life at Dauphine is punctuated by a wide variety of associations, cultural, sporting, and charitable events, fostering interaction and engagement. The campus offers a stimulating living environment that contributes to the personal development, cohesion, and success of its students.
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Innovative education
The university trains best-in-class executives and managers and incorporates the most innovative methods, such as Big Data and AI, into its programs. Its degree programs are recognized in France and abroad.
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In management, finance, economics, law, social sciences, mathematics, computer science or journalism, choose your future path thanks to a wide choice of training.
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Mobility Programs
Our Master's degree programs lead to over 50 careers after graduation
90% of recent Dauphine graduates are executives. They mostly work in the financial, insurance, consulting and engineering sectors, or in culture or communications.
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- Notary
A notary is a public official serving their clients, individuals, businesses, or communities, during key stages of their lives or activities.
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- Parliamentary Assistant
The Parliamentary Assistant plays a crucial role in the daily functioning of democracy by supporting members of Parliament in their various responsibilities.
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- Tax lawyer
The complexity of tax law can be intimidating. This is why many entrepreneurs and leaders seek the advice of a tax lawyer.
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- Defense and Security Consultant
The Defense and Security Consultant supports and advises companies or public organizations in evaluating societal, political, and economic issues.
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- Demand Planner
The Demand Planner is responsible for creating reliable forecasting models. They work closely with sales, marketing, and production teams to develop efficient inventory plans.
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- European Affairs Officer
He is responsible for representing and defending the interests of a company or organization with European institutional stakeholders.
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- Financial Analyst
He collects and recovers information from different sources (official publications, financial reports, internet, written press, market studies) to check the accuracy and advise their clients.
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- M&A Analyst
The merger & acquisition analyst, or M&A analyst, supports companies during mergers or acquisitions as part of their financial arrangements.
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- Trader
A trader makes financial investments, speculates and invests in the stock market on behalf of their clients.
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- Data Scientist
A data scientist processes and analyzes data collected in bulk by companies or organizations, in order to improve their performance.
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- Data analyst
A data analyst collects, analyzes and interprets large quantities of data to extract useful information.
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- IT Project Manager
The IT Project Manager designs and develops IT solutions and tools to meet the needs of organizations.
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- Business developper
The Business Developer, also known as a business development specialist, plays a key role in a company's growth strategy.
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- Innovation project manager
The Innovation Project Manager conceives and leads projects centered around innovative solutions to meet the needs of an organization or its clients.
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- Risk Manager
The Risk Manager is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and assessing potential risks and dangers that their company or clients may face.
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- Actuary in insurance and reinsurance
The actuary plays a key role in managing risks associated with insurance and reinsurance.
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- Quantitative Analyst
The Quantitative Analyst plays a central role in trading floors, investment banks, and hedge funds.
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- Research engineer
The Research Engineer, or Research and Development (R&D) Engineer, participates in or leads projects focused on the research, development, or improvement of products, services, or processes.
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- European affairs officer
The European Affairs Officer is responsible for representing and defending the interests of a company or organization with European institutional stakeholders.
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- Public affairs officer
The Public Affairs Officer ensures communication between local authorities and the organization they work for.
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- RSE Consultant
The CSR consultant (Corporate Social Responsibility) defines and implements a company's CSR strategy.
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Programs dedicated to the ecological and social transition
- In the first and second years of undergraduate studies, all enrolled students take a course dedicated to the ecological challenges of the 21st century to understand the mechanisms that lead to climate change.
- At the Master's level, several training programs are dedicated to the ecological and social transition. Courses and resources are also offered to Master's students, regardless of their specialization: the Ecological Transition and Social Responsibility certificate, the Dauphine Sustainable SPOC (Small Private Online Course), etc.
