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The March 2016 issue recalls the launch of a new programme in Paris: after North America, Switzerland, Tunisia, Senegal and Luxembourg, and with more than sixty doctoral student-managers already enrolled, the Business Science Institute continues to expand with a cohort based in the Opera district, whose first seminar on managing the thesis runs from 21 to 23 April 2016, followed by four further three-day seminars during the first year. The newsletter also asks readers to save the dates for the second graduation ceremony, organised around the international seminar: thesis defences on Wednesday 28 September, Scientific Council on Thursday 29 September in the morning, presentation of diplomas that afternoon, and a follow-up seminar on Friday 30 September, compulsory for the Luxembourg, Geneva and Dakar cohorts and optional for the others. A report describes the DBA follow-up seminar held in Geneva on 18 February, organised by professors Caroline Mothe and Marc Favier, which brought together more than ten students in person and by video conference from Accra, with participants travelling from Algeria and Niger, while a parallel session in Luxembourg gathered six students around Isabelle Walsh and Michel Kalika. The agenda lists the Thematic Paradigm I seminar in Dakar from 10 to 13 March, and the publications section presents the fourth edition of Michel Kalika's Le mémoire de master at Dunod.