Education and Research in Social Sciences
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL Social Science School brings together a Graduate Program, two Masters programs, a doctoral program and the Interdisciplinary Research Institute in Social Sciences (IRISSO).
The Law School offers a comprehensive, multidisciplinary training program in social sciences. The Master's in Public Policy focuses on social science methods applied to public action, training students for careers in urban policy, social economy and corporate social responsibility.
The Master's degree in Economics and Social Science takes an interdisciplinary approach, covering a wide range of areas such as economics, sociology and international relations. These programs focus on understanding contemporary economic and social issues, integrating research and practice to prepare students for leadership roles in various contexts.
The Graduate Program in Social Science offers a complete course of graduate study, from Master's to Doctorate, in collaboration with renowned institutions such as EHESS, preparing students for advanced research and professional practice. The Doctoral Program in Social Science develops these insights, fostering specialized and interdisciplinary research.
The IRISSO laboratory enhances this academic ecosystem by conducting research focused on sociology and public action, enriching students' pedagogical and professional experience.
Master’s specialization courses
Research laboratory and doctoral school
students
doctoral students
The Master's of Social Sciences School
Programs of excellence and multidisciplinary training supported by a specialized research laboratory in Social Sciences
The international dimension is at the heart of our courses, providing a unique professional and multicultural experience
Thanks to its strategic alliances and campuses around the world, Université Paris Dauphine-PSL offers you the opportunity to spend one or two semesters abroad, or to obtain a dual diploma with a foreign university during your Master's degree.
International Mobility during the Master’s Degree
Develop skills within a research environment,
from Master’s level onwards
Every Master's and PhD student at Université Paris Dauphine - PSL will join a Graduate Program. With courses in and through research, this newly structured Master's and PhD program will allow you to build a career plan year after year, whether you decide to pursue academic or industrial research, the private sector, or entrepreneurship.
The Graduate program in Social Science offers a multidisciplinary course of higher studies and research, at the crossroads of social sciences. Backed by IRISSO, the Center for Sociology of Innovation (CSI) and the Maurice Halbwachs center laboratories, and operating in close synergy with EHESS, the Graduate Program comprises three Masters courses that bring students closer to research. It offers engaging courses that strengthen cross-disciplinary skills and enrich the students’ academic path.
Doctoral program in Social Science
Acquiring the skills required for research careers
The Social Science doctoral program of the SDOSE doctoral school welcomes some 50 doctoral students preparing a doctoral thesis in political science or sociology at the IRISSO Interdisciplinary Research Institute in Social Sciences at Université Paris-Dauphine-PSL, or in Science, Technology and Society (STS) at the CSI Center for the Sociology of Innovation at Mines Paris-PSL.
The Social Science doctoral program covers a wide range of research areas: sociology of work and employment, sociology of finance, political science, sociohistory, sociology of gender, sociology of societies...
It is closely associated with the Social Science Graduate Program run by Université PSL, which brings together three master's majors (Public Policy, Social Sciences of the economy, Sciences sociales).
Doctoral program in Social Science
Associated Research laboratory
IRISSO focuses on sociology in the corporate world and analysis of public action
IRISSO (UMR CNRS INRA 7170-1427) is a joint research unit with researchers from Dauphine, CNRS and INRAE. Developed by over a hundred researchers, political scientists, sociologists and economists, IRISSO's work focuses on sociology of economic worlds and analysis of public action.
Organized around two main themes, “Capitalisms” and “Democracies”, research focuses on analyzing the effects of capitalism's mutations on societies and the regulatory mechanisms implemented by public and private organizations at national and international level.