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Dauphine-PSL is unique in the world of French universities. Université Paris Dauphine-PSL is specialized in the Organization and Decision Sciences. Our mission is to educate future generations of executives, entrepreneurs, leaders and scholars to be both experts in their fields and socially responsible, cultured, open-minded members of the community. Our faculty is internationally esteemed and award-winning. We are respected for our academic excellence and recognized for the quality of our research in the organization and decision sciences. Our close ties to the business world ensure that Dauphine-PSL students are prepared for their professional future and that our programs and curriculum keep pace with an ever-evolving economic landscape. Dauphine is international and socially responsible In 2009, Dauphine-PSL became the first French university to obtain the EQUIS accreditation from the European Foundation for Management Development, in recognition of our academic excellence and committed global perspective. Equal opportunity and diversity are a top priority for recruiting students, faculty and staff. We distinguish ourselves through our: Demanding admissions standards Proven and innovative teaching methods Rich and diversified curriculum Broad and coherent range of academic disciplines Close ties between teaching and research Programs designed with the real-world in mind Faculty that includes both academics and practicing professionals

Founded in 1906, EDHEC is now one of Europe’s top 10 business schools. Based in Lille, Nice, Paris, London and Singapore, and counting over 90 nationalities on its campuses, EDHEC is a fully international school directly connected to the business world. With over 55,000 alumni in 127 countries, it trains committed managers capable of dealing with the challenges of a fast-evolving world. Harnessing its core values of excellence, innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, EDHEC has developed a strategic model founded on research of true practical use to society, businesses and students, and which is particularly evident in the work of EDHEC Climate Institute, EDHEC NewGen Talent Centre, EDHEC infrastructure & private assets Institute and the Management in Innovative Health.. The School functions as a genuine laboratory of ideas and plays a pioneering role in the field of digital education via EDHEC Online, the first fully online degree-level training platform. These various components make EDHEC a centre of knowledge, experience and diversity, geared to preparing new generations of managers to excel in a world subject to transformational change. EDHEC in figures: • 10,000 undergraduate students, 187 professors and researchers, 14 centres of expertise, 130 nationalities • A portfolio of transformative higher education programmes: Bachelor (BBA and BSc), Master in Management, Master of Science (MSc), MBAs (Full-time, Executive MBA and MBA Online), PhD in Finance, EDHEC Executive Education (for managers, executives, and entrepreneurs), EDHEC Online (created in 2018) for distance learning • Triple-accredited for the highest quality in business education by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA For more information: www.edhec.edu

Riche d'une longue histoire, l'Université Panthéon-Assas est l'héritière de l'ancienne Faculté de droit et de sciences économiques de Paris, composante de la Sorbonne, installée au cœur du quartier latin depuis le XIIIème siècle. A cette époque, l'Université de Paris comprenait quatre Facultés : théologie, médecine, arts et droit. Pendant près de cinq siècles, l'enseignement juridique a porté exclusivement sur le droit ecclésiastique, jusqu'à ce que Colbert introduise, sous le règne de Louis XIV, l'enseignement du droit civil pour donner ainsi naissance au droit français. Le siège principal de l'Université est installé place du Panthéon, dans le 5ème arrondissement de Paris. Construit en 1770, le bâtiment destiné à la Faculté de droit s'inscrit dans le projet d'urbanisme des abords du Panthéon, alors église Sainte-Geneviève, confié à Soufflot. Devenu mairie sous la Révolution, il retrouve son affectation d'origine dès 1805. Le Centre de la rue d'Assas est construit au début des années 1960 par J. Le Maresquier. Il donne son nom à l'Université Panthéon-Assas, créée après les événements de mai 1968 ayant conduit à l'éclatement de l'Université de Paris. Considérée comme la 1ère université juridique française, l'Université Panthéon-Assas défend la diversité et cultive une vraie synergie entre recherche, enseignement et application. En droit, économie-gestion et sciences politiques et sociales, elle propose un large choix de cursus en formation initiale ou continue, alliant séjours à l'étranger et stages de terrain, profondément ancrés dans la réalité professionnelle et garants d'une véritable polyvalence. Elle développe des partenariats avec les principaux cabinets ou entreprises industrielles et financières en France, en Europe et dans le monde. Rassemblant les compétences d'enseignants renommés et internationalement connus, elle peut s'enorgueillir d'une production scientifique d'une extrême richesse.