Bachelor’s Degree in Law

Program Overview

The Bachelor’s degree in Law at Paris Dauphine-PSL University is a multidisciplinary and professionally oriented undergraduate program designed to provide students with fundamental knowledge of private and public law. The program combines legal education with management, economics, and social sciences, helping students understand legal issues from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It offers two academic tracks: a double degree in Law and Management and a specialization focused on Public Law.

Curriculum and Learning Outcomes

The curriculum develops essential legal knowledge alongside interdisciplinary skills in organizational sciences, management, economics, and social sciences. Students also develop an understanding of Common Law through specialized courses taught in English. Teaching is delivered through lectures and tutorials in small groups, encouraging interaction between students and academic staff. The program emphasizes independent thinking, legal reasoning, adaptability, practical problem-solving, and professional development. Students also gain exposure to the working environment through an internship.

Admission and Further Study Opportunities

Admission to the Law degree requires a legal academic background during the first and second years of the bachelor’s program. Graduates can pursue master’s studies at Dauphine-PSL, particularly in Law and Management, Business Law, Notarial Law, Corporate Law, and Public Law. They may also choose other academic pathways requiring a bachelor’s degree in Law.