Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs for students to choose from. These programs are designed to provide students with a comprehensive education and prepare them for their future careers.

Programs and Courses

• Undergraduate programs
• Baccalaureate programs by accumulation
• Graduate programs
• Programs open for the next quarter
• By field of study
  • Layout
  • Arts and music
  • Communication
  • Law
  • …economy and politics
  • Teaching and educational sciences
  • Environment and sustainable development
  • Letters and languages
  • Individualized programs
  • Administrative sciences and management
  • Health Sciences
  • Life sciences
  • Humanities
  • Pure sciences and applied sciences
  • Social sciences
  • Social sciences: intervention
  • Information and communications technologies
  • Theology and religious sciences

Admission Guide

The admission guide provides students with information on how to apply to the university, including the requirements and deadlines for each program.

Preparing the Application

• Make an “informed” choice
• Check eligibility conditions
• Respect deposit deadlines
• Understand the evaluation of files
• Schedule interviews and tests
• Obtain recognition of experiential acquired knowledge
• Understand inclusive admission

Submitting the Application

• Submit an application for admission
• Change study program
• Pay admission fees
• Send the documents
• Access the Student Center

After the Application

• Follow your file in the Student Center
• Modify an admission request
• Receive a response
• Pay a deposit
• Request a review of the file
• Make an additional choice
• Know the next steps after admission

Undergraduate doctorate in veterinary medicine

The Doctorate of 1er Cycle in Veterinary Medicine is a program offered by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.

Study regulations

The program is governed by the Regulations on first cycle studies and the following provisions:

• Art. 6.3 Registration regime: The student is registered full-time, with part-time registration only allowed in exceptional cases.
• Art. 6.4 Registration requirements: The student must register for specific courses in each year of the program.
• Art. 6.10 Education: The minimum duration of the program is ten trimesters, and the maximum duration is seven years.
• Art. 9.2c …evaluation in the form of observation: The student's behavior and attitudes are evaluated according to the additional training requirements indicated by the Faculty at the beginning of the program.
• Art. 11.1 Course grading and transcript entries: The Faculty uses a specific grading scale.
• Art. 11.2 Average determining the progress in the program: The annual average determines the progression in the program.
• Art. 13.4 Modalities for retaking following a failure of a course or an internship: The student who fails a course must retake the exam or do additional work.
• Art. 14.1 Promotion system: The promotion system is based on the annual average.
• Art. 14.3 a) i) Progression under probation: The student with an annual average of at least 2.0, but with a course average below 2.0, is placed on probation.
• Art. 15 d) Standards of success - Program: In addition to passing the program courses, the student must develop their transversal and specific skills through suggested activities.
• Art. 18 Granting of degrees and certificates: The successful completion of the program leads to the awarding of the Doctorat de first cycle en medicine veterinaire (D.M.V.).