Flexible Course Enrollment (in French) - ISEP Exchange
Université de Lille is a traditional university with reputed graduate schools and research teams. It also offers more contemporary areas of study and vocational courses. Students have the opportunity to take regular university courses in French at Université de Lille alongside French students.
This program is ideal for students with a strong command of the French language who wish to improve their language level. As an ISEP student, you can build your own program by choosing your courses from a variety of fields. Use the notes for course searching to help you find which courses are available.
The University of Lille 3 has recently merged with the universities of Lille 1 and Lille 2, and is now the Université de Lille. The university is therefore in the process of opening up its course offerings for exchange students to all three campuses.
- Students interested in Science & Technology will be studying on the ST campus, where they can take classes in biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, or physics. They can also find programs in Economics, statistics and management, as well as in sociology.
- Courses on the DS campuses should be mostly available at the Licence level in the “Droit” faculty (law, economics and business administration). The “santé” fields are generally state-exam oriented and few are accessible to international students.
- The Lille SHS program is known for the Department of Humanities, with a strong curriculum in the Faculty of Arts, Letters and Languages. Lille SHS is a popular program for students interested in fine arts, offering theater, cinema, art history and dance. For additional language learning, Lille SHS offers a "Tandem" course where two students (one native French speaker and one non-native French speaker) are paired up to share intercultural communication and language exchange. Students can also register at the self-monitored Language Resource Center.
Students should note that courses in English from the English department at Lille SHS are often designed for non-native English speakers and some of them may not necessarily be appropriate for native English speakers. The English studies department offers a variety of courses in English-speaking literature, culture and history. The MA seminars in literature, culture and history, for a higher number of credits, are also popular.
See the ISEP France top-site planner for a focused summary of the best sites in France for a popular range of subject fields.
Course Description
To find courses in French:
- Use this link and select "Notre offre de formation"
- Depending on your field select: "Arts, lettres, langues" or "Sciences humaines et sociales" for Arts and Humanities students (Lille SHS), or "Droit, économie, gestion" for students wishing to take law, economics and business classes (Lille DS), or "sciences et technologies" (Lille ST) for students who wish to enroll in science classes.
- From the page for your specific field, click on the corresponding link for programs at the "Licence"(Undergraduate) or "Master" level.
- Click on "Contacts" and then the given link to reach the departmental website.
- Once on the departmental website, click on "Offre de Formation" You may need to again select your area and/or level (Licence or Master) of study to reach your particular program.
- Click on the "Guide des études" link to download a PDF of the course descriptions.
NOTES:
- Remember to search for courses offered in odd-numbered semesters (1,3,5...) if you are a fall semester student, and even-numbered courses (2,4,6...) if you are a spring semester student.
- There may be multiple "modules" of a course within a particular unit of study, or "Unité d’Enseignement" (UE). It is expected that students take all modules if they register for the UE.
To find courses in English:
- Université de Lille offers a limited selection of regular university courses in English. Click on this link and then on your particular field of study (see above) to view the PDF listing courses offered in English by Faculty.
- Once you have the name and course number, use the steps listed above to find the specific course description.
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