There are 3 master's Medicine programmes for international students across 3 universities in France. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
The Advanced Studies Diploma in Medical Sciences (DFASM) is designed to equip students with the core competencies needed for the third cycle of medical studies, preparing them for hospital or outpatient practice. The program focuses on developing skills as a clinician, communicator, collaborator, public health advocate, reflective practitioner, scientist, and ethical professional. Teaching emphasizes common, severe, or public health-relevant conditions. The curriculum aims to deepen knowledge of pathophysiological processes, pathology, therapeutic foundations, and prevention, alongside fostering scientific inquiry and clinical reasoning. Students will also develop generic competencies essential for future medical specialization. The DFASM includes a common core curriculum and a personalized, multi-year track. This track allows students to choose electives to deepen knowledge in transversal or multidisciplinary medical fields, focus on research, or explore non-medical disciplines. The personalized path can include units freely chosen from various university offerings, ideally building upon prior learning.

This Master's program focuses on pharmaceutical science, aiming to train scientists skilled in discovering new therapeutic targets, designing effective medications, and ensuring patient safety. It prepares students for research roles in academic or industrial settings, as well as for positions in medical affairs and innovation. The curriculum covers clinical pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, experimental pharmacology (cardiovascular or neuropharmacology), and research project design, culminating in a research internship.
3 across 3 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.