Program Overview

Introduction to the Rennes Exchange Program in Economics

The Rennes Exchange Program in Economics is a two-semester program with courses taught in English. This program is open to students from universities with which we have signed interinstitutional agreements, and exchanges can be for one semester (first or second) or for an academic year.

Presentation of the Program

The Rennes Exchange Program in Economics is designed for those who wish to study in France but prefer to do so in English, either to learn two languages or because they have limited knowledge of French. The courses cover a wide range of topics and reflect the research activities of the faculty.

Admission

The Rennes Exchange Program in Economics is open to international students from universities with which we have an agreement. Students must be nominated by their home university. Two years of university studies are required for admission.

Academic Calendar

The academic year is divided into two semesters:

• The first semester begins in September and ends in December.
• The second semester begins in January and ends in April.

Program Details

• The program is tailored for international students who want to study economics in an English-speaking environment in France.
• Courses are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of economics, reflecting the faculty's research areas.
• The program's structure allows for flexibility, with students able to join for either one semester or a full academic year.

About the Faculty

The Faculty of Economics at the University of Rennes 1 is committed to providing high-quality education and research opportunities. With a strong focus on internationalization, the faculty welcomes students from around the world to participate in its programs, including the Rennes Exchange Program in Economics.

Research and Teaching

The faculty's research activities are diverse and cover various aspects of economics and management. This diversity is reflected in the courses offered within the Rennes Exchange Program, providing students with a broad and in-depth understanding of economic principles and practices.

Conclusion

The Rennes Exchange Program in Economics offers international students a unique opportunity to study economics in France, taught in English. With its flexible structure, comprehensive curriculum, and research-oriented approach, this program is ideal for students seeking an international educational experience that combines academic rigor with cultural immersion.