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Lille Catholic University 2021/2022 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page General Information 3 Academic Information 4 Academic Calendars 8 Nomination and Application Procedure 9 Accommodation Information 10 Estimated Cost of Living 11 Visa Information 12 Medical Form - Health Insurance Information 13 Services and Facilities available on Campus 14 Tourist Information 14 Revised : January 2021 2 I. GENERAL INFORMATION Location Lille, France Université Catholique de Lille includes 5 Faculties and 20 schools and Colleges : o Law, Economics, Business & Management o Arts, Humanities, Theology, Ethics & Education Major Study Areas o Health and Social Care o Science and Engineering o Innovation and Design Thinking Number of 34,600 full time students, of whom 6,600 are international students from 140 different students countries. University website Home page in English Mailing Address : Université Catholique de Lille Direction Relations Anne-Marie Michel - Director Internationales et de E-mail : [email protected] la Communication Office of 60 Bd Vauban International Anne-France Danel – Executive Assistant CS 40109 Relations and Tel : + 33 3 59 56 69 98 59016 Lille CEDEX Communication E-mail : [email protected] France Audrey Vanpeperstraete - Deputy Director E-mail : [email protected] Marie-Eve Bonnet Laborderie – Outbound Exchange Student Coordinator Tel : + 33 3 59 56 69 95 E-mail : [email protected] Charlotte Prévost – Inbound Exchange Student Coordinator E-mail : [email protected] Matthew Kinney – Project Development E-mail : [email protected] Céline Deconinck – Project Coordinator E-mail : [email protected] Revised : January 2021 3 II. ACADEMIC INFORMATION Language of instruction : Most courses are taught in French. Courses taught in English, German or Spanish are offered as well. For courses taught in English, please see page 7 “Courses taught in English” Students who wish to take courses in French will need to provide a recommendation letter from their French teacher with the application form (see “supporting documents” page 9). Academic Level : Undergraduate and/or Graduate Course Information : Exchange students can take courses on the Lille Campus only. Below is information on the areas of study offered by our Faculties/Schools, the contact details of the departmental coordinators and links to the most up-to-date lists of courses. Please note that the 2021-2022 lists of courses are available between April and June, depending on the faculty or school. Usually, there are few changes in the lists of courses from one academic year to the other so you can rely on these lists to fill in the application form. Faculties/Schools Contact Detail of open to exchange Area of study offered to Course Information Departmental students on exchange students Coordinators Lille Campus FD – Faculty of Law – Law (Private, Business, Social Faculté de Droit Law), Political Science, European isabelle.minez@univ- List of courses on request http://www.faculte- and International Law, Human catholille.fr libre-de-droit-lille.fr/ Rights FGES – Faculty of Management, Economics, Finance, English course catalogue 20-21: link Economics & Sciences Management, Business, international.fges@uni For the updated Course Catalogue 21-22, Accountancy, Auditing, v-catholille.fr please regularly visit our page dedicated to Entrepreneurship, IT, Biology, Faculté de Gestion, Exchange students: link Biotechnology, Ecology, Economie & Sciences Biochemistry, Biophysics, Bachelor courses in French: link Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry http://www.fges.fr/ Master courses in French: link Arts, Literature, Modern Languages (German, Spanish, FLSH - Faculty of Arts Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Russian), & Humanities English, French), History, suzanne.bray@univ- Faculté des Lettres & Link to course descriptions Geography, Political Science, catholille.fr Sciences Humaines Media & Communication, www.flsh.fr Psychology, Journalism, International Relations, Tourism Description of courses available on this link FT – Faculty of Philosophy, History and religious theologie@univ- Theology studies, Theology , Bible, Classical Open to students speaking French fluently : catholille.fr Faculté de Théologie Languages, Art CEFR level B2 Revised : January 2021 4 http://theologie.icl- lille.fr ISTC – College of Description of courses available on this link Communication Communication , Marketing and [email protected] Public relations http://www.istc.fr/ Open to students speaking French fluently: CEFR level B2 ISL : BA Social Work (first and second year only): https://www.institutsociallille.fr/form ation-deass/ BA Sociology : https://www.institutsociallille.fr/licence- sociologie/ ISL - IUSS estelle.soudant@instit Institut Social de Lille Social Work - Health and social Master program: ut-social-lille.fr http://www.institut- care IEPS https://www.institutsociallille.fr/maste social-lille.fr r-shs-ieps/ Master TSI: https://www.institutsociallille.fr/master-2- travail-social-international/ IUSS: BA Health and social care : https://www.iu2s.fr/licence-sante-social/ Master IU2S https://www.iu2s.fr/masters/ Bachelor Programs: BA Political Science follow this link: https://espol-lille.eu/en/bachelors-degree- in-political-sciences/ BA International Relations follow this link: Elise.MILLOIS@univ- https://espol-lille.eu/en/bachelors-degree- catholille.fr in-international-relations/ oliwia.baran@univ- ESPOL – European catholille.fr School of Political and Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Master programs: exchange.academic.aff Social Sciences European Studies, International Master in International and Security Politics: [email protected] http://espol- Relations https://espol-lille.eu/en/master- lille.eu/en/ international-and-security-politics/ espol-incoming@univ- catholille.fr Master in Global and European Politics: https://espol-lille.eu/en/master-global-and- european-politics/ Master in Food Politics and Sustainable Development: https://espol-lille.eu/en/master-food- politics-and-sustainable-development/ Revised : January 2021 5 Accounting, Personal Development, Economics, Download course list for exchange students Innovation and Entrepreneurship, here. (within Grande Ecole Program only ; Finance, Human Resources bachelor and master level) IESEG - School of Management, International Management Business and Economics, Check course syllabus (outline): http://www.ieseg.fr/e Interculturality, Law, From this link [email protected] Click on “ECTS COURSES” n/ Management in Information Systems, Marketing, Negotiation Click on “See the previous version ECTS course catalogue” and Sales Management, School or faculty : select “IESEG” Operations Management, Term : S1 for Fall or S2 for Spring semester Quantitative Methods, Strategy and Corporate Social Responsibility International Business and Languages (English, Spanish, ESTICE International German, Russian, Chinese, lucie.vasseur@espas- Management Portuguese), Intercultural estice-icm.fr http://estice.fr/i-am- Communication Link to course descriptions laura.nietocuervo@esp international/ Digital Marketing and as-estice-icm.fr Communication, Human Resources, Negotiation, Management, Business Ethics Architectural Engineering / Banking, Finance and Insurance / Biomedical Engineering / Building and Civil Engineering / Chemistry and Chemical Engineering / Computer Science and International Student JUNIA HEI Information Technology / Energy, Office: School of Engineering Electrical Systems and Control [email protected] www.junia.com Systems / Entrepreneurship / m Industrial and Logistical List of courses offered in English : [email protected] Operations Management / https://www.junia.com/en/wp- Mechanical Design and content/uploads/sites/11/2021/01/course- [email protected] Engineering / Mechatronics / guide-JUNIA-2020-21.pdf Smart Cities / Textile Technologies, Innovation and International Management All programs available on: International JUNIA ISA Agricultural science, Agricultural www.junia.com/en/our-degree- Cooperation Office: School of Agriculture Economics, Marketing, Finance programmes/ florence.malaise@junia and Bio-Engineering and Management, Smart farming .com and new technology, Food www.junia.com Sciences, Environmental Sciences international.cooperati [email protected] Electronic Embedded Systems, JUNIA ISEN Software Development, Big Data, Cyber security, Artificial School of Electronics Intelligence and Augmented & Digital science Reality, Connected Objects, www.junia.com Mobile Robotics, Bio- Nanotechnologies Revised : January 2021 6 Study areas not open to The following areas of study are NOT open to exchange students : exchange Medicine - Midwifery – Nursing – Physiotherapy – Chiropody – Faculty of Law : 2nd year of students Master (Master de Droit) French language Kindly note that all faculties/schools offer French Language courses for exchange students courses during the academic year. Please consult the most updated list of courses taught in English offered in our faculties and schools on this link or through the English version of our website (https://www.univ- catholille.fr/en#) under Menu > Programs > Degree in English > Courses Taught in English (last link on the page). Courses taught in No official test is required for partner universities’ students (we expect that exchange students English have a sufficient level of English language). To note : for exchange students wishing to attend courses taught in English at the Faculty
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