Overview:

Universite de Rennes is a public research-intensive university located in the Brittany region of France. It is committed to addressing major societal challenges, particularly in the fields of environment, global health, and digital technology. The university is known for its strong international orientation and its collaboration with other institutions, including research centers and Grandes Écoles.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Research-intensive environment:

Universite de Rennes is a leading research institution with expertise in various fields, offering students opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research.

International focus:

The university boasts a diverse student body with over 3,700 international students and offers programs taught in English, double degrees with international partners, and study abroad opportunities.

Strong partnerships:

The university collaborates with national research organizations, other universities, and Grandes Écoles, providing students with access to a wide range of resources and opportunities.

Commitment to societal challenges:

Universite de Rennes is dedicated to addressing global issues through its research and teaching, offering students the chance to contribute to meaningful solutions.

Academic Programs:

Universite de Rennes offers a range of academic programs, including:

Bachelor's Degrees:

One Bachelor's Degree taught exclusively in English and three Bachelor's Degrees taught partially in English.

Master's Degrees:

19 Master's Degrees taught exclusively in English and three Master's Degrees taught partially in English.

PhD Programs:

Over 250 PhD degrees are awarded annually.

The university has five main research sectors:

• Biology - Health
• Environment
• Material Sciences
• Mathematics - Digital
• Human, Organisational and Social Sciences

Other:

Universite de Rennes has:

• 37,200 students
• 9 campuses
• 4,500 employees
• 34 research units
• A budget of €300 million
• A strong international orientation, with over 10% of its student population being international.