Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies - 127 - Master’s Year 2
Syllabus
Obligatoire - 27 ECTS
- Deconstructing Collective Violence
- Data, risks and conflicts
- Éthique et déontologie en milieu académique
- Méthodologie de la démonstration
- Humanitarian Logistics
- Négociation
- Gestion des crises - Crisis Management
- State Building
- Séminaires professionnels
- Langue étrangère
- Early Warning Systems
- Modelling strategic behaviour
Optionnel - 3 ECTS
Obligatoire - 18 ECTS
- Advanced Decision Analysis, Game Theory
- Enjeux justice transitionnelle
- Les crises environnementales au XXIè siècle
- PSL Week CIENS
- Stage/mémoire - Internship/Thesis
Optionnel - 12 ECTS
Academic Training Year 2026 - 2027 - subject to modification
Teaching Modalities
This track consists of 394 hours of classes taken between the months of September and June. 50% of courses are taught in English.
Students spend the first semester (S3) taking courses and the second semester (S4) doing an internship and writing their thesis.
For the internship, students must prepare a report consisting of (a) an account of what they did during the internship and how it went, (b) an in-depth exploration of a topic that interested them during the internship.
For the thesis, students consult with their advisor to design a research project that pertains to the disciplines and subjects they have explored over the course of their Master’s degree.
Internships and Supervised Projects
The program is connected to a network of organizations, NGOs, administrations, and businesses that offer internship opportunities to students. Students are also encouraged to seek out their own internship opportunities. The six-month internship is full-time and normally takes place between April and October so that it is completed before theses are defended in late October and before the graduation ceremony in late November.
Research Support
Research-driven Programs
Training courses are developed in close collaboration with Dauphine's world-class research programs, which ensure high standards and innovation.
Research is organized around 6 disciplines all centered on the sciences of organizations and decision making.
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