About Université Paris-Dauphine

Established in 1968 in the former headquarters of NATO, Université Paris-Dauphine is unique in the world of French universities for its entrepreneurial, project-based approach and commitment to the highest international academic standards. It aims to educate and train future generations of executives, entrepreneurs, leaders and scholars to be both experts in their respective domains but also socially responsible, cultured, open-minded members of the community. Paris-Dauphine strives to rapidly become THE French university of reference in our field internationally for students, faculty and researchers as well as for companies seeking executive training programs or looking to engage in applied research. Paris-Dauphine prides itself on its selectivity while favoring equal opportunity; maintaining academic and research excellence; promoting an open and international outlook and educating students to constantly broaden their point of view. Université Paris-Dauphine is constantly moving ahead.

Term Dates

Université Paris-Dauphine offers IBEX opportunities in the fall and spring semesters.

• Fall semester: September to December
• Spring semester: January to May

Dates are approximate and may be subject to change.

Housing and Living Costs

• Housing: on-campus student residences range from €350/month (double room) to €700/month (one room apartment). Private accommodation ranges from €500 to €1000/month. There is a limited number of rooms available in the on-campus student residences, so students must apply as early as possible.
• Food: €240 – 300/month.
• Books and necessary class materials: €70/month.
• Transportation: €50 – 75/month.
• Insurance: approximately €215. (In France, every student under 28 years old is required to register for the French student social security insurance system).
• Visa: $190 USD for Campus France registration, $30 for VFS processing, and approximately $110 for a Long Stay Student Visa.

€ = Euro

Find out more about IBEX tuition, housing, and other logistics.

Language of Instruction

French and English

Student Services

The student services available to exchange students include:

• Dauphine Buddy Program
• French Conversation Program
• More than 30 student clubs and organizations
• Sports facilities
• Cultural visits to Versailles and Parc Astérix

If you are accepted to IBEX, you will attend two individual advising meetings to plan and revise your schedule: one with NYU Stern Academic Advising and one with the NYU Stern International Programs team. As you build your academic schedule for your semester abroad, carefully review and consider the following course information.

IBEX Course Information

• You may take a full semester of business classes while abroad on IBEX.
• Leave room for at least two general electives in your schedule. This allows you to:
  • Take interesting, location-specific courses not offered at Stern, and
  • Have more flexibility during the course registration process.
• Reference the IBEX Course Guide: What you can or cannot take.
  • You can take a maximum of two classes per concentration.
  • Accounting courses cannot be taken for credit toward the Accounting or CPA majors/concentrations.
  • All IBEX grades will transfer back to NYU Stern as Pass/Fail.

Previously Approved Courses

• Listed below are courses that were taken previously by Stern IBEX students and have already been approved for a specific NYU equivalent.
• There is no guarantee that the courses listed here will be offered during the specific semester you study abroad. It is important to be flexible. Have a Plan A and Plan B and the space to take some electives.
• If a course is already listed below as approved, it does not need to be reviewed again, unless you want to see if it will count towards a new requirement.

Finding New Courses

• You are not limited to only taking the courses listed on this page.
• If you see a course on Dauphine's website that you would like to take, but it is not listed below, you must submit the syllabus to Stern’s International Programs team for approval.
• Once Dauphine publishes its confirmed courses for the semester you will be attending, you can revise your list as needed based on what is being offered.

Special Notes

• Historically, Dauphine courses have been 6 ECTS, which transfer back to NYU Stern as 3 credits each. However, more recently, Dauphine has changed some of its course offerings to now be worth 3 ECTS, which transfer back to NYU Stern as 2 credits each. Please double-check the syllabus of each course you are taking to confirm the number of credits and ensure you are enrolled as a full-time student at NYU.

List of Approved Courses