Applying

Admission to the first year (BUT, DEUST, licence) is only granted via the national Parcoursup portal for students who are not part of the continuing education system.

Follow the complete procedure on the following website: https://www.parcoursup.fr/

On Parcoursup:

• Take a look at our courses: their features, expectations and admission criteria.
• View the timetable for making your requests.

See also support services offered by the University of Lille’s SUAIO.

Are you a secondary school student with a disability or disabling health condition? Parcoursup puts in place systems to support you throughout the process to ensure that your personal circumstances are taken into account. You can also find out about the systems in place at the University of Lille.

More info onPolytech’Lille.

Download the enrolment form

Online applications via the eCandidat platform

Please note:If you are coming from another university and would like to continue your studies (without changing course) in ^{the 2nd} or^3rd year of a licence (excluding LAS) or BUT programme with the same specialisation,this procedure does not apply to you. From mid-June 2024, ask for the semesters you have completed as part of a licence/BUT at another French university to be validated via the inbound transfer platform.

Pay close attention to the timelines for these procedures.

You must apply online via the national ‘Mon Master’ platform between 26 February and 24 March 2024:

www.monmaster.gouv.fr

• 2024 calendar
  The application and admission phase for work-study programmes will take place from 2 April to 24 June 2024.
• Application information
• Support in using the platform
• Frequently asked questions
• Practical application tips
• Assistance
  
  Please note: for some M1 courses, you must apply via the Université de Lille’s ‘eCandidat’ platform. Click here for the list of M1s affected by this.

Would you like to retrain, develop and learn in a new way in a world in transition?

Come and discover our vocational studies catalogue and the wide range of pathways it offers through:

• Short in-house or inter-company courses
• Customised courses for employees, jobseekers, self-employed workers, etc.
• Diplômes nationaux (national diplomas).

Our consulting teams are here to support you in your professional aspirations.

Online applications via the ‘eCandidat’platform.
Timetable varies depending on the course you choose to follow at the University of Lille.

Online applications via the eCandidatplatform.

Work-study programmes offer a form of study that prepares students for a degree and a profession by combining periods of university study with time spent working at a company.

Work-study programmes are offered by the University of Lille from level Bac+1 to Bac+5:

• More than 230 work-study programmes
• A gateway to employment
• A salary
• 92% of graduates enter employment

More info:
Work-study programmes
Pursue a work-study programme at the University of Lille

Find all these courses in the university catalogue and on the the continuing education and work-study programme department website.

Applying for a Diplôme d’Université (DU) via the ‘eCandidat’platform.

Please note: some DU have specific admission procedures (not organised through eCandidat). In this case, you will find more detailed information in thecatalogue.

Find out more about the specific admission procedures for speech therapists and orthoptists below:

• Speech therapist
• Orthoptist