Corporate Finance and Financial Engineering - 225 - Master's Year 2

Program Objectives of the Master's Degree in Corporate Finance and Financial Engineering

The program in Corporate Finance and Financial Engineering offers students a high-quality, professionally-oriented education that opens up careers in all corporate finance fields, including evaluation, mergers and acquisitions, LBOs, private equity, venture capital, transaction services, restructuring, etc.

Program objectives:

Know how to evaluate a company
Understand financial engineering and complex operations
Know how to create a budget

When you enroll in a Master's program, you also join Université PSL. Ranked in the top 50 universities in the world (THE and QS), PSL offers excellent graduate programs at the Master's and PhD level, which benefit from the scientific capabilities of its member institutions. The degree is prepared at Université Paris Dauphine-PSL and awarded by Université PSL.

State-controlled degree conferring a master grade

Types of education

Initial training
ECTS Credits

60 credits
Capacity

40
Academic Year

2026/2027
Language(s)

French and English
Internship

16 weeks
Type of Diploma

Diploma from a major institution conferring the Master's degree

Strong Links with the Socio-Economic Environment

A network of Institutional Partners supporting Dauphine

Dauphine builds long-term partnerships with companies and organisations. Recruiting young talent, investing in major innovative projects, combining the expertise of researchers and professionals through corporate chairs and educational initiatives, supporting the Foundation, or engaging with the alumni network are all ways of co-creating fruitful collaborations. See our institutional partners

A Master's programme connected to companies

Within the Master’s programme, these partnerships take the form of professional talks, case studies, applied projects, and recruitment opportunities with leading organisations in the fields of law and finance, such as Alumni, CM CIC Investissement, Sorgem, Bpifrance, EY, Société Générale, and Vivendi.