Bachelor in Sustainability Sciences
at PSL University, Paris

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Bachelor in Sustainability Sciences
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PSL offers a 3 years long Bachelor in Sustainability Sciences course. English language proficiency test accepted for admission to PSL Bachelor in Sustainability Sciences is IELTS.

Duration	3 years
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Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time

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Bachelor in Sustainability Sciences
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PSL
Entry Requirements

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To apply for the first year of a Bachelor's degree program, you must have completed (or be in the process of obtaining):

a general secondary education French baccalaureate diploma (obtained in France or abroad)

or a secondary education diploma obtained abroad that is recognized as equivalent to the baccalaureate.

The following criteria will be particularly important in evaluating the applications:

A high degree of intellectual curiosity and a passion for hybrid disciplines.

Strong interest in science

An inclination toward reflection (analysis) as well as action (entrepreneurialism).

An interest in every aspect of sustainable development issues (economic, social, cultural, environmental) and significant underlying topics (energy transition, inclusion, etc.).

The desire and ability to work as part of a team, interpersonal skills.

Adaptability in an uncertain environment that offers contact with people who range widely in their backgrounds and expertise.

A critical mindset along with reasoning skills and the ability to express yourself (orally and in writing).

Excellent command of languages: English (B2) and French (C1).
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#1	France Ranking QS, 2026
#48	University THE (Times Higher Education), 2026
#34	Universities ARWU (Shanghai Ranking), 2025

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Master's degree in Quantitative Economics - Batch of 2025

4.7

Studying a Masters in Economics at the centre of Paris.

Tips: Before coming to Dauphine for Economics, make sure your quantitative and math background is solid—the coursework demands heavy independent study and countless hours grinding in the library. Also, don't underestimate the language barrier. Even if your program is taught in English, learning French is essential for navigating daily life, admin paperwork, and social circles in Paris.

Likes (Student Life): I gave student life top marks mainly because of the campus culture. PSL draws an international crowd, so you end up with friends from totally different backgrounds without even trying. Dauphine keeps campus lively too—there are regular cultural nights, career expos, and sports clubs to jump into, so your social life outside lectures is always stacked.

Dislikes (Part time work): I gave part-time work a 3/5 mostly because juggling a job alongside a Master's in Economics here is tough. The academic workload—between endless readings, problem sets, and library hours—doesn't leave you with much energy or free time during M1. On-campus roles like research or admin gigs do exist, but you're dead in the water if you don't speak fluent French. Most international students end up working off-campus in cafes, retail, or hospitality instead. The pay is enough to cover your basic Paris rent and living costs with a bit left over, but time management is a constant battle.

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