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College of Science, Humanities and Society of ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳

The College of Science, Humanities, and Society reflects the shared values and ambitions of PSL's member schools. ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳ is founded on the belief that science and the humanities must work together in all academic programs, as a true understanding of the world requires expertise in both fields. The College offers five study tracks, each allowing students to personalize their education and explore knowledge across disciplines. Students also benefit from unique opportunities, including:

• Education on key sustainable development challenges
• Access to nearly 13 foreign languages through the PSL Language Center
• A focus on student involvement and engagement
• Small classes and dedicated support for success
• Courses and masterclasses at the
• Research opportunities starting in the second year of the Bachelor’s degree, including the UROP program and internships in the University’s research labs
• Cultural enrichment and a global perspective

Options for double majors in the second year and specializations in the third year of the bachelor's program for each track offered by the College:

CONTACTS

• Academic director of the Sciences, Humanities & Society College of Université PSL : Dorothée Butigieg
• Admissions director at ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳ : Claire Boitard

Dauphine-PSL Bachelor's Degrees

Choose from three programs in the first year, with the option to specialize in the second or third year: management, applied economics, social sciences, law, applied mathematics, organizational IT, AI, and organizational sciences.

In addition to Paris, Dauphine-PSL programs are also available in London, Madrid, Frankfurt, and Tunis.

→ L1 applications on Parcoursup or Etudes en France for applicants concerned , who do not hold a French baccalaureate.

Actor and actress diploma at CNSAD-PSL

The Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique-PSL offers a 3-year bachelor's diploma: the National Higher Professional Diploma in Acting (DNSPC).

→ Admissions through entrance exam.

The Preparatory Class for the Teaching Profession (CPPE)

Starting in the September 2024 academic year, ²ÝÁñÂÛ̳ and Lycée Henri-IV are introducing a new multidisciplinary bachelor's degree, the Classe Préparatoire au Professorat des Ecoles (CPPE). This advanced training program prepares students for the competitive exam to become school teachers.

→ L1 applications on Parcoursup or Etudes en France for applicants concerned , who do not hold a French or European baccalaureate.