At 15, while she was studying the violin, she entered Arnaud Petit’s Composition class at the Grenoble Music Academy. She got a 1st Prize with Honours in Composition which was awarded the 2014 SACEM Prize. She was also awarded the 1st Prize in Music Theory in the same year. She then followed the teachings of Philippe Manoury and Daniel D’Adamo at the Superior Academy of Music in Strasbourg (HEAR) where she got a BA in Composition with Honours. She is currently preparing a Master’s degree at McGill University in Montreal under the supervision of Philippe Leroux. In addition to composing, Daphné Hejebri studied conducting with Grégory Orlarey and then Jean-Philippe Wurtz, which gave her the opportunity to work with the Linéa ensemble. She then entered the choir conducting class of Jean-Philippe Billmann. During her 3-year-training at HEAR she also studied electroacoustic composition with Tom Mays.