STUDYING IN MONTPELLIER
In France, university programs are organized into 3-, 5-, and 8-year tracks, leading to Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees. For each degree, coursework is divided into semesters (2 semesters per academic year), each corresponding to 30 credits, which are accumulative and transferable within France and across Europe. Erasmus students can completeone or two semestersof study at the School of Pharmacy.
International students can complete part of their studies at the School of Pharmacy by enrolling in theBachelor’s program in Health Engineeringor one of theMaster’stracks:
- MPES:Project Management in Health and the Environment
- CPPS: Design and Production of Health Products: Two Specializations:PharmaceuticalsorCosmetology
- MPPS:Project Management, Healthcare Product Marketing
- MODM: Clinical Operations and Data Management: Two Specializations:Clinical Trial CoordinationandClinical Database Management
- DMCC:Medical Devices: From Design to Market Launch
KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE
International students will be evaluated under the same conditions as students from Montpellier.
FRENCH CLASSES
The School of Pharmacy offers free French classes to international students in all years (reading and discussing news articles, grammar exercises, conversation, writing assignments, etc.).
Location and Schedule: Every Thursday from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The first session is usually scheduled for mid-September, but latecomers are always welcome to join the group.
To register, please contactMs. Fleur Lorrain directly.
HOW DO I ENROLL IN THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY?
- To ensure that your arrival is as smooth as possible, you must submit a fully completed ERASMUS application package to the faculty’s Office of International Relations (BRI) (Ms. Fleur Lorrain): ERASMUS Registration Form
- At the same time, as soon as the BRI approves your transfer, you must also complete the moveonline form, which is available from April through the end of June.
Upon your arrival, you must schedule an appointment withMs. Fleur Lorrainat the BRI. For this appointment, please bring the following documents:
- your passport
- a European Health Insurance Card valid for the entire duration of your stay
- three passport photos
- a credit card to pay the administrative registration fee (the amount will be provided to you on the day of registration)
- Civil liability insurance that is valid abroad and for the entire duration of your study abroad program (you can purchase this upon your arrival in Montpellier for approximately €16 for the academic year).
- proof of proficiency in French (level B1 or B2)
- the certificate of enrollment from your university
Students coming to the laboratory to complete a research internship must, prior to beginning their work, have an internship agreement drawn up and approved by the professor in charge of the host laboratory, the internship supervisor(s), and the Faculty’s Registrar’s Office.
FIT IN WELL
To provide you with the best possible support upon your arrival in Montpellier, the university and the School of Pharmacy have put various measures in place:
Montpellier City Welcome Guide (FR): This guide provides practical information about the city of Montpellier.
Mentoring for International Students(FR): As soon as you arrive, you can be paired with a student mentor
Learn more ( FR) about studying at the University of Montpellier