(French below)

How to work out your student’s Learning Agreement ?

Our course catalogue is available online (in French, the teaching language being French).

Each curriculum consists in a number of Teaching Units (in French “Unités d’Enseignement”, abbreviated UE), which are an umbrella unit for several courses.

For the course catalogue, click on the right department, then on the desired section. In the right column, you will find a file named “Programme d’études” followed by the academic year.

For a mobility programme during the autumn semester, choose Teaching Units under Q and an odd number (Q3, Q5).

For a mobility programme during the spring semester, choose Teaching Units under Q and an even number (Q4, Q6).

Teaching Units in Q1 and Q2 should not be chosen, as they are meant for 1st-Bachelor students, thus probably below the level you have already reached. For any question about the relevance of such a choice, please ask for further details.

A detailed description of each Teaching Unit is available (in French). In the right column, click “Unités d’Enseignement”. In the relevant file you will find information about the assessment period (either January or June or January and June) and the number of ECTS for the semester’s assessment.

The signed learning agreement will be confirmed or modified at the student’s arrival (depending on the weekly timetables), with the approval of the sending institution. The final learning agreement will be signed at the latest four weeks after the beginning of the academic year.

NB: Departmental Mobility coordinators are mentors in charge of pedagogical matters, the main one being the Learning Agreement. Therefore they may help you with any further pedagogical information, such as the number of ECTS for a Teaching Unit or for only one course of the Teaching Unit, the period of assessment,… The list of the Departmental Mobility Coordinators and their email addresses is available on this site, in the document entitled “Liste des coordinateurs départementaux”.