In the context of an exchange program (Erasmus +, Erasmus Mundus, Double Degree, cooperation agreement …), you should visit the section in international program.
The application procedure to follow depends on several factors:
- nationality;
- the country where the baccalaureate or secondary school diploma was obtained;
- country of residence;
- the year of training to apply for.
Important: Unless there is an exemption, it is mandatory to provide proof of certification in French.
The training offered in French and courses in English
The University of Lille is multidisciplinary, with 13 fields of study that cover all disciplinary fields. It is advisable to consult our training offer in French before embarking on an admission procedure.
Most of the lessons are given in French but there are also bilingual training courses or completely taught in English.
Residence permit
Obtaining a residence permit concerns all international students, with the exception of European Union nationals, who wish to stay in France. When a student decides to come to France to study there, he obtains a D visa from the French Embassy for studies in France. The C tourism visa cannot under any circumstances be transformed in the territory into a residence permit. The D visa (for a period of 3 months for Algerian nationals, and ranging from 4 to 12 months for others) is necessary and compulsory. It allows you to stay in France for the duration of your studies, subject to the correct renewal.
A single place to support you in all your administrative procedures: La Maison Internationale
The Maison Internationale, located in Villeneuve d’Ascq, on the Campus de Cité Scientifique in building A4 welcomes students are received by reception officers who answer all questions relating to stay, registration, social security (CPAM), housing assistance (CAF – ALS) and support in all administrative procedures for obtaining and / or renewing a file, thanks to the computer equipment made available to you.
Specimens of the necessary forms:
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