Program Overview

Program Overview

The University offers a range of programs for the 2025-2026 academic year, including diplomas, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and other certifications.

Diplomas and Degrees

• Diploma of Access to University Studies (1)
• University Bachelor of Technology (18)
• Scientific and technical university degree (2)
• Integrated preparatory cycles for Polytech engineering students (PEIP) (2)
• License portal (8)
• General license (45)
• Professional license (34)
• Professional license over 3 years (2)
• Masters (119)
• Engineering degree (11)
• Undergraduate diploma (115)
• 2nd and 3rd cycle establishment diploma (258)
• State diploma in medicine (4)
• State diploma in pharmacy (4)
• State diploma in odontology (4)
• State diploma in mechanics (3)
• Diploma in the paramedical sector (12)
• Other diploma (1)
• Catalog (2)

Fields of Study

• Arts, Letters, Languages
• Law, Economy, Management
• Health Sciences
• Science and Technology
• Human and social sciences

Specific Program: DU French Law Studies for Foreign Students (Dublin, Exeter)

Description

This program is designed for students from the University of Exeter and Dublin to study French law at the first cycle level.

Objectives

The objective is to provide students with a foundation in French law, understanding its system, and appreciating the importance of legal systems in a global context.

Conditions of Admission

• Students must have completed the second year of the Bachelor in Law at the University of Exeter or Dublin.
• They must have a good command of written and spoken French.
• Selection by the sending university for participation in this program is required.

Structure and Organization

• Total teaching weeks: 22 weeks
• Start date indicator: Last week of August
• End date indicator: June 15
• Language of instruction: French, with some courses in English

Registration Regimes

This training is accessible in initial training (FI).

Knowledge to be Acquired

• Mastery of the French legal system
• Understanding of the transnational dimension of certain fundamental subjects
• Mastery of foreign legal practices

Skills to be Acquired

• Mastery of French civil law reasoning
• Better mastery of comparative legal analysis
• Mastery of the legal system specific to a continental law system
• Understanding of French legal reasoning modes
• Mastery of legal vocabulary in the host country's language
• Learning of university cultures in Europe and outside Europe - adaptability

Professional Integration Rate

The program aims to provide students with skills that are highly valued in the legal profession, enhancing their employability.

List of Courses

• DU French Law for foreign students at the University of Dublin
• DU French law studies UCL (Dublin-Exeter)
• DU French Law for foreign students at the University of Exeter

Domain

Law, Economy, Management

Component

Faculty of Law and Political Science (FDSP)

Tuition Fees

• Initial training: Details available upon request
• Registration fees: More information available
• Differentiated rights for non-EU students: More information available
• Continuing education: More information available