Academic year 2026/2027
Dual Bachelor’s degree (French and German): Bachelor's Year 3
ECTS credits : 60
Programme objectives
Program objectives :
- Learn the theories and skills foundational to management or applied economics, depending on their specialization,
- Learn how to work independently at the college level in a German-speaking environment,
- Gain professional experience through an extended internship in semester 6. The internship will enrich the students’ theoretical knowledge of their field of specialization (economics or management),
- Improve their research, writing, and synthesizing skills by working on their Bachelor’s thesis,
- Become more comfortable with oral presentation by defending their Bachelor’s thesis,
- Deepen their understanding of professional intercultural relations between France and Germany,
- Earn a dual degree: a Bachelor’s in Management and Organizational Management or Applied Economics from Dauphine, and a Bachelor of Science from Goethe University with a specialization in management or in economics and finance.
The third year of the dual Bachelor's degree (French and German) continues the work of the first two years. Students choose a specialization (Economics or Management) in semester 4, and will undertake their studies in that area in their third year. Students are on the campus of Goethe University in Frankfurt for both semesters in their third year, and courses are taught primarily in English and German.
Teaching methods
The school year consists of two semesters, both of which take place on the campus of Goethe University in Frankfurt. Courses are taught primarily in English and German.
The first semester is 14 weeks long, and instruction predominantly takes the form of lectures with additional practical exercises. Students take 4 credits (UE) from the core curriculum and can choose from the courses offered by Goethe University. Available courses differ according to the student’s chosen specialization (economics or management) and must be approved by academic advisors in both Germany and France. Students are also required to take a seminar in economics or management, for which they will have to write a seminar thesis on a research topic designated by their instructor.
Student learning is primarily assessed by a final exam, but assessment methodologies may vary from one credit to the other.
- Classes begin: mid-October
- Classes end: mid-February
The second semester is 14 weeks long. Students take 4 credits (UE) from the core curriculum and can choose from the courses offered by Goethe University. Available courses differ according to the student’s chosen specialization (economics or management) and must be approved by academic advisors in both Germany and France. Students are also required complete a research project on a given topic in economics or management, which will result in a Bachelor’s thesis (Bachelor Arbeit) on a topic agreed upon by the student and their academic advisor.
Student learning is primarily assessed by a final exam, but assessment methodologies may vary from one credit to the other. - Classes begin: mid-April
- Classes end: mid-July
Language of instruction: French
Admissions
- Admission to this course is only possible in L1.
Further studies
After completing their degree, students may apply for a Master’s program at either Paris-Dauphine or Goethe University in a field related to their area of specialization in year 3.