Admissions year 1 - How to apply?
UK-based and international students application procedure
If you are studying A-Levels or you are in an international education system, studying the International Baccalaureat (IB) or another high school/secondary school diploma, you need to apply using our UK Application Procedure (online form).
Our application process for 2021/22 intake is now closed. The first window has closed on 8 April 2021 and the second window has closed on 20 June 2021.
Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview. Dauphine London - PSL will accommodate on-campus or online interviews based on a candidate's individual circumstances. Candidates who have been interviewed will be told whether their application has been successful by 27 May 2021 (first window) or by early-July (second window). Enrolment for the 2021/22 academic year will take place in July.
Application windows for 2022/23 will be confirmed as soon as they are voted.
FOR APPLICANTS APPLYING TO OTHER UK UNIVERSITIES: please note that all offers given by Dauphine London are 'unconditional' and can be made in addition to your five UCAS choices.
Parcoursup application procedure
Our application process for 2021/22 intake is now closed.
If you are preparing for or hold the French Baccalaureat (either in France, or in a 'Lycée Francais À L'Etranger'), you need to apply online through Parcoursup. For further information please check Parcoursup.
Application dates for 2022/23 will be confirmed as soon as they are known.
English Language Requirements
Please remember that if you are an international applicant and you require a visa to study in the UK, the UK Visa and Immigration Authority (UKVI) requires evidence of a minimum knowledge of English. You will need to show evidence of Common European Framework B2 level during your visa application. You must prove this by passing a Secure English Language test from an approved provider, or showing that you have an English qualification gained at a UK school when under 18. You do not need to prove your knowledge of English if you are from certain countries as specified by UKVI, however you will still need to meet the English language requirements as specified for your course. Details of exempt countries and further information can be found on the UKVI website.
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Admissions year 2 or 3 - How to apply?
Please note that admissions in Year 2 are exceptional, as the two first years of the programme are designed for maximum consistency. However, a limited number of Year 2 and Year 3 spaces are available every year.
Year 2 - 2021 application window: from 3 March to 1 June 2021 (until 4pm BST)
Year 3 – 2021 application window: from 3 March to 19 May 2021 (until 4pm BST)
Application windows for 2022/23 will be confirmed as soon as voted.
External applications
If you come from another University/School, you need to apply through MyCandidature. This is the platform for all external students who wish to apply for the second or third year in Paris, London or Madrid.
Internal applications
'LSO' students - Year 1 who are interested in applying for Year 2 will have to submit a file to patricia.lenfant@dauphine.psl.eu (Paris campus), from 3 March to 1 June 2021 (until 4pm BST) containing the following:
- Personal information form
- Your L1 and 1st semester of L2 grade transcripts
- English test results
- Statement letter
- CV
LSO students - Year 2 who wish to spend their Year 3 at the London campus need to apply through the platform MyCandidature from 3 March to 19 May 2021 (until 4pm BST). The decision will be based on academic merit and the results of an official language test (English test level B2+ from TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge).
English Language Requirements
Please remember that if you are an international applicant and you require a visa to study in the UK, the UK Visa and Immigration Authority (UKVI) requires evidence of a minimum knowledge of English. You will need to show evidence of Common European Framework B2 level during your visa application. You must prove this by passing a Secure English Language test from an approved provider, or showing that you have an English qualification gained at a UK school when under 18. You do not need to prove your knowledge of English if you are from certain countries as specified by UKVI, however you will still need to meet the English language requirements as specified for your course. Details of exempt countries and further information can be found on the UKVI website.
Contact
Programmes Administration Team