UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG · FRANCE
University of Strasbourg - Overview of Academic Programs
PhD · Taught in fr
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Level
- Levels 4-8Diploma Levels Offered
- National & University DiplomasTypes of Qualifications
- ECTS CreditsEuropean Standard
- Research-LinkedProgram Focus
The University of Strasbourg offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, from diplomas accessible with a high school diploma (Baccalauréat) to doctoral degrees. All programs are linked to scientific research and lead to nationally recognized diplomas, accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation. The university also offers its own institution-specific diplomas, such as Diplôme d'Université (DU) and Diplôme Interuniversitaire (DIU). Programs are structured using the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), with academic years divided into semesters. The university caters to various student backgrounds, including those entering higher education directly after high school, or those returning to education or seeking continuing professional development. The French higher education system has 8 diploma levels, with the University of Strasbourg preparing students for levels 4 (Baccalauréat equivalent) through to 8 (Doctorate).
Curriculum
The University of Strasbourg offers various diploma types with differing durations and entry requirements, all structured around the ECTS system.
- DEUST (Diplôme d'études universitaires scientifiques et techniques)
- BUT (Bachelor universitaire de technologie)
- Licence
- Licence professionnelle
- Master
- Diplôme d'école d’ingénieur
- Diplôme de Sciences Po Strasbourg
- Doctorat
- Licence mention Sciences pour la santé
- Cycle préparatoire intégré (ECPM)
Entry requirements
DEUSTBaccalauréat or equivalent (Level 4)
BUTBaccalauréat or equivalent (Level 4)
LicenceBaccalauréat or equivalent (Level 4)
Licence professionnelle2 years of higher education (Level 5)
Master3 years of higher education (Level 6)
Diplôme d'école d’ingénieurBaccalauréat to Bachelor's degree (Level 4-6)
Diplôme de Sciences Po StrasbourgBaccalauréat or Bachelor's degree (Level 4 or 6)
DoctoratMaster's degree (Level 7)
Licence mention Sciences pour la santéBaccalauréat or equivalent (Level 4)
Cycle préparatoire intégré (ECPM)Baccalauréat or equivalent (Level 4)
Selection is typically based on application review (dossier). Some programs, particularly those with limited capacity or professional licenses, may also require an interview or entrance exam. Admission to doctoral programs requires approval from the university president based on the recommendation of the relevant doctoral school and the prospective thesis supervisor.
Fees
Tuition (international)Refer to individual program pages for specific international tuition fees. National diploma registration fees are set annually by the Ministry of Higher Education.
Tuition (home)Refer to individual program pages for specific domestic tuition fees. National diploma registration fees are set annually by the Ministry of Higher Education.
LivingNot specified.
International students may be subject to differentiated tuition fees depending on their country of origin and the program of study. Details on specific fees are available on individual program pages or through the university's international relations office.
How to apply
1. Identify ProgramResearch the available programs on the University of Strasbourg's official website to find one that matches your academic background and career goals.
2. Check Entry RequirementsReview the specific academic and language (if applicable) requirements for your chosen program.
3. Application PlatformFor undergraduate programs, applications may be submitted via the university's online portal or through FranceConnect. For Master's degrees, use the 'Mon Master' platform. For doctoral studies, contact the relevant doctoral school.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form and upload all required supporting documents.
5. Selection ProcessParticipate in any required selection processes, which may include reviewing your application (dossier), interviews, or entrance examinations.
6. Accept OfferIf accepted, formally accept the offer of admission within the specified timeframe.
7. EnrollmentComplete the final enrollment procedures at the university.
Accreditation
All national diplomas are recognized throughout France and are listed in the Répertoire national des certifications professionnelles (RNCP). The university is accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation.