Program Objectives
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL offers a 3-year course in actuary: risk engineering in the fields of finance, insurance and social protection. It also includes computer science, economics, accounting, law and English.
Training objectives :
- Gain expertise in financial and actuarial tools, probabilistic modeling, and statistical techniques
- Gain expertise in computer science, economics, law, and English
- Receive actuarial training that meets the criteria of the Institute of Actuaries
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.
- Types of education
- Executive Education
- Initial training
- Language(s)
- French
- ECTS Credits
- 60 credits
- Internship
- 20 weeks
- Capacity
- 25
- Type of Diploma
- National diploma
- Academic Year
- 2025/2026
Educational team
Quentin GUIBERT
Associate professor
Program supervisor
Secretariat
The challenges of the ecological and social transition in the Master's degree programs
Several courses and tools are offered to students in the Master’s program, regardless of their specialization
- “Ecological Transition and Social Responsibility” Certificate
- “Dauphine Durable” SPOC A common base of knowledge in the areas of ethics, social responsibility and sustainable development. It tackles the basics of CSR: control, human resources, finance, marketing, strategy, climate issues and the environmental transition.
- “Managing SDGs” SPOC A unique learning experience in which students from multiple countries work together on real-life case studies.
- Virtual University of the Environment and Sustainable Development At PSL, Dauphine is a founding member of Université Virtuelle Environnement et Développement durable (Virtual University of the Environment and Sustainable Development), which allows it to provide its students with a set of resources and MOOCs.