Bachelor’s in Economics and Management
Admissions

Admissions Year 1 - How to apply?

Parcoursup 

  • If you are preparing for or hold the French Baccalauréate you must apply via Parcoursup.

PARCOURSUP APPLICATION IS OPEN FROM 15 JANUARY TO 13 MARCH 2025. 

You can view the Parcoursup admission calender HERE

Please note that we do not offer Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL).

UCAS 

  • If you are studying for A-Levels, are in an international education system, or are studying for the International Baccalaureate (IB) or another high school/secondary school diploma, you need to apply via UCAS

UCAS APPLICATION IS OPEN UP TO 31 JULY 2025. Late application might be possible subject to availability. 

  • If you have used all of your 5 choices via UCAS, you can still apply to us via our UK Application Procedure. Contact us at bachelorlondon@dauphine.psl.eu for further details.

    If you are unable to complete your entry through Parcoursup or UCAS, or you need further guidance on how to apply, please contact bachelorlondon@dauphine.psl.eu.

Please note that all our offers are 'conditional'.

Entry Requirements

All candidates are considered on an individual basis.

UK STUDENTS
A-Levels
  • Predicted grades of at least AAA, with an A in Mathematics
  • GCSE: no grades under 4; English Language and Mathematics at grade 5 minimum
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Personal statement
International Baccalaureate (IB) 
  • Predicted grades of 35 or above, with no higher level score below 5. This must include a minimum of 5 in Higher Level Mathematics or 7 in Standard Level Mathematics. We will consider either Mathematics: Applications and interpretation or Mathematics: Analysis and approaches at Standard or Higher Level. Excludes Maths Studies.
  • Official high school grade transcript
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Personal statement
 
EU/INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
French Baccalaureate
  • 'Spécialité Mathématiques’ mandatory at least in Premiere, needs to be at least an option in Terminale ('Mathématiques Complémentaires')
  • Continuous assessment grades of the preliminary Baccalaureate examinations and results of the Baccalaureate/DAEU/Brevet
  • Official grades transcripts from Premiere and Terminale and more when available
  • English level B2 minimum from UKVI approved providers*(please see the list below the chart)
  • Personal statement ('Projet motivé') preferably in English
International Baccalaureate (IB)
  • Predicted grades of 35 or above, with no higher level score below 5. This must include a minimum of 5 in Higher Level Mathematics or 7 in Standard Level Mathematics. We will consider either Mathematics: Applications and interpretation or Mathematics: Analysis and approaches at Standard or Higher Level. Excludes Maths Studies.
  • Official high school grade transcript
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Personal statement
Other High School Diploma
  • Average grade depends on the system but students must have taken Mathematics in the final two years of school and must have achieved the equivalent of the grade of ‘A’ in A-level in Mathematics
  • Official high school grade transcript
  • Predicted or most recent grade transcript for the current academic year
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Personal statement
  • English level:*
    • if the language of teaching is not English, then minimum B2 from UKVI approved providers*
    • if the language of teaching is English, then the test should be submitted only if a visa to study in the UK is required
 

English Tests

Please note that we only accept English tests from the UKVI approved providers mentioned below:

  • IELTS SELT Consortium (British Council) : IELTS for UKVI (Academic)
  • Pearson : PTE Academic UKVI
  • PSI Services (UK) Ltd: Skills for English
  • LanguageCert : LanguageCert Academic SELT B2 (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking)

* Please note since 1 January 2025 there are changes to the LANGUAGECERT SELT.

The LANGUAGECERT ESOL SELT 4-skills test has been replaced by the new LANGUAGECERT Academic SELT test. 

If you already have a LANGUAGECERT ESOL SELT 4-skills result this remains valid for two years. If you have a voucher for a LANGUAGECERT ESOL SELT 4-skills test, you can use this for up to 12 months from the date of purchase.

NB: These tests are in-person tests only. In France, they're only in Paris, Marseille or Toulouse (only specific providers). Please take into account the delay between taking your test and getting the results.   

Visas - International Students

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.

For more information about student visa, click here.

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Admissions Year 3 - How to apply?

Our Bachelor's in Economics and Management is a three-year degree with the possibility to specialise further in Management or Applied Economics & Finance in Year 3. Please note that admission to Year 3 happens on case-by-case basis. 

External applications

Application for Year 3 is open to all students who have validated their second year and want to join the London campus for their third year.

If you are currently studying in France, please apply via MyCandidature.

If you are currently studying outside of France, applications are made via UCAS

If you are unable to complete your entry through MyCandidature or UCAS, and need further guidance on how to apply, please contact bachelorlondon@dauphine.psl.eu.

Internal applications

Our current Year 2 students wishing to specialise in Management or Applied Economics & Finance will need to apply internally through the internal Dauphine procedure* for their admission to Year 3. 

Dauphine 'LSO' students - Year 2 who wish to spend their Year 3 on the London campus need to apply through the internal Dauphine procedure*. The decision will be based on academic merit and the results of an official language test.

* Dauphine students who are applying for just one semester needs to complete an internal form. For those applying for the whole year, the platform is MyCandidature.

Please note that we do not offer Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL).

All offers are conditional. 

Entry Requirements

Year 3 entry: students must be able to provide 120 ECTS credits or equivalent, however please note that during the Selection Committee, each case will be considered on an individual basis.
English level*: minimum B2 CECRL


*English level requirements: 

We require a B2 minimum CECR Level of English. Please note that we accept only English tests from UKVI approved providers: IELTS, SELT Consortium, LangauageCert, Pearson  & PSI Services. 

Please note that at a latter stage of your registration, only UKVI tests will be acceptable for your student visa application (if you wish to spend the full Year 3 in London). 

Please remember that if you are an international applicant and you require a visa to study in the UK for more than 6 months, 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.

For more information about student visa, click here.

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