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Why Choose the University of Angers? Why choose the University of Angers? A welcoming community The University of Angers The University of Angers strives to be a welcoming place A chance to meet students from all over the world for its students and to help them reach their potential. For > its continuous efforts to improve services to international > A wide range of study fields: students, UA is proud to have been awarded 2 stars by Campus – Arts, Literature and Languages France as part of the Bienvenue en France / Choose France – Tourism and Hospitality Management certification. – Law, Economics and Business UA offers a one-stop InfoCampus helpdesk to guide its – Sciences students and help them with practical information such as transport, accommodation, grants, etc. – Health – Engineering The International Welcome Office provides personalised support to international students according to individual needs: – Technology research work, learning French, etc. During the Welcome week, – Humanities and Social Sciences all exchange students are given the opportunity to discover > English-taught courses and full degree programmes UA’s various services (the InfoCampus helpdesk, the “Sharing Box” for everyday essentials, the libraries, the medical centre, > International Summer Schools sports facilities, etc.) as well as the city of Angers through A dynamic environment special discovery tours. > – Highest graduation rate for 3-year bachelor’s degree The Buddy System at UA allows international students to have students in France local students greet and guide them at the beginning of their stay and to take part in various intercultural events throughout – Excellence in research the academic year. > 3 student dining halls > Modern sports facilities > On-campus medical services French courses > Services dedicated to international students The French language centre for foreigners (CeLFE) offers French lessons from beginners to advanced levels. The CeLFE is an authorised exam centre which provides UA was awarded different certification exams (DELF, DALF, TCF). the Bienvenue en France certification(2 stars) > 25,500 students > 12% of international students > 120 nationalities Subject areas at the University of Angers ▲ Bachelor’s ■ Master’s ● Includes courses taught in English Faculty of Languages, IUT Institute of Technology ● Includes courses taught in other Literature and Social Sciences ▲ Social Work languages (Spanish, Italian, German, ▲ ■ English Studies ● ● Russian, Chinese) ▲ Biology ▲ ■ German Studies ▲ Electrical Engineering & ● the Spanish & Latin American Industrial Computer Science Faculty of Health University of A ▲ ■ ngers? Studies Foundation Year in Health ▲ Business & Marketing ● Studies ▲ ■ ● ● Applied Foreign Languages ▲ ■ Medicine ▲ Mechanical Design & ▲ ■ Literature & Linguistics ● ● Manufacturing Engineering ▲ ■ Pharmacy ▲ ▲ ■ History ▲ Business Administration Nursing ▲ ■ Midwifery ▲ ■ Geography ▲ Finance & Accounting ■ Biology & Health ● ▲ ■ Retail, Distribution & Psychology ▲ ■ ● Purchasing Pharmaceutical Sciences Management of Small and ▲ Faculty of Science French Language Centre Medium-sized Businesses ▲ ■ Biology for foreigners ▲ Human Resources ▲ ■ ● ▲ ■ French courses for exchange Chemistry ▲ Organic Agriculture students ▲ ■ Geology ● Safety & Quality in Food ▲ ■ ▲ ■ French courses for double ▲ Computer Science degree students Industries ▲ ■ Mathematics ▲ ▲ ■ French courses for PhD and Microbiological Studies ▲ ■ ● non exchange students Physics ▲ Automatic System ▲ ■ Conversation workshops Maintenance ESTHUA Faculty of Tourism and Culture ▲ ■ French for special purposes ▲ Electrical Engineering in Construction Industry ▲ ■ Tourism ● ● ▲ IT and Networks ▲ ■ Leisure Sports Polytech Engineering School ▲ ■ Hospitality Management ● ▲ Design and Management of ▲ Mathematics & Physics ● Industrial Products ▲ ■ Hotel Industry ▲ ■ ▲ Biology ▲ Design and Manufacturing of Event Specialized Engines ▲ ■ ▲ Electrical Engineering Catering ▲ ■ Gastronomy Automation & Computer ▲ ■ ● ▲ ■ Engineering School of Law, Economics Culture and Business Studies ▲ ▲ ■ Biology & Health Systems ● Art ▲ ■ ● Law ▲ Heritage ▲ ■ Buildings & Safety ● ▲ Economics ● ▲ Fashion ▲ ■ Quality, Innovation & Reliability ● ▲ Engineering ▲ ■ Management ● Social Communities ▲ Building ■ Law & Finance ● ▲ Maintenance ▲ ■ ● IAE School of Management International & European Law ■ International Management ● ▲ ■ Finance ● Summer Schools > 25,500 ▲ ■ Research ● ▲ ■ Management ■ Asset Management students ▲ Simulation in Healthcare ● ■ Accounting, Control & Audit ■ Applied Economics ▲ ■ Vascular ● 12% of > ■ international ■ Human Resource Entrepreneurship ■ Primary Care ● Management students ■ Business Law ▲ ■ Plant Health and Quality ● ■ Marketing 120 ■ Private Law 2022 LUMOMAT - Molecular > ■ Business Administration ■ Materials for Electronics & ● nationalities ■ Public Law Photonics ■ Research ■ Education & Training ▲ ■ Tourism ● For more information, please visit: www.univ-angers.fr/en/education.html “I really thank you for the perfect “I think it was a wonderful experience organization of our first weeks at a new with the kind of support I had. The university, city and also country. It was information service was so helpful super helpful and I felt very welcome.“ and the student workers were just Martina, Czech Republic incredible.” Christian, Ghana de la Loire region. The city of Angers > Ranked best place to live in France* > 90 minutes by train from Paris > 41,000 students > Renowned for its many historical sites: Angers Castle, Saint Maurice Cathedral, the Apocalypse Tapestry (largest medieval tapestry in the world), etc. > A vibrant cultural life, with many theatres, cinemas, art festivals, etc. > A green and human-size city: 150,000 inhabitants with an average of 40m2 green spaces per resident > Great local food and world-famous Anjou wines, with many gourmet restaurants and “guinguettes” (typical Loire Valley open-air restaurants) > All kinds of places easily reachable by public transport A recent survey has shown that a vast majority of students are happy to live and study in Angers. Conception et impression : Direction de la communication service repro UA. 04/2021. | This project is supported by the Pays *(L’Express magazine’s 2019 city ranking) For more information, please visit our website: Institutions, please contact : univ-angers.fr/en/education.html [email protected] Students, please contact : [email protected] List of COuRSEs School of Law, Economics and Business Studies he School of Law, Economics and Business Studies at the University of Angers is a research and study centre with Tmore than 3,500 students. It consists of a department of Law and Political Science, a More than department of Economics, Finance and Entrepreneurship, an 3,500 students Institute for Legal Studies, a School of Economics and Wealth 18% international Management and offers not only a large variety of high quality students courses, but also a remarkable study environment. With a campus in the heart of the city, access to various study 2 research areas and to on-campus university libraries and restaurants labs with extended opening hours, the School of Law, Economics and Business Studies provides tailored support to ensure student success. 2 departments, 1 school and 1 institute More than 60 international partners 1 triple degree in international finance 2 new dual degrees in - economics & marketing - economics & finance 1 full English-taught Master's degree programme "It has been an incredible "The law and finance programme does experience. I have a great job of merging the crossroads of improved my language all three fields of study: law, finance and skills and I have met so economics. It was an incredible opportunity School of Law, Economics and many incredible people to immerse myself in a new culture while Business Studies here. I encourage others still increasing my own human capital and 13 allée François Mitterrand to study here." expanding my education." 49036 ANGERS | France Giorgio, Scott, T. +33 (0)2 41 96 21 35 Italy-Mexico USA [email protected] univ-angers.fr/en Bachelor's degrees List of English-taught courses Law Master's degree level courses (M1 or M2) can be opened to undergraduate > Law students if they are enrolled in their third or fourth year, and if they meet the prerequisites. We give priority to Dual Degree (DD) students. > Public Administration > Law/Economics (dual degree) Field Course ECTS BACHELOR'S DEGREES > Law/History (dual degree) 2nd year: Common Core Courses Economics and Business Studies Statistics & Probability* 3 Fall > Economics Intercultural Management 3 > Finance, Control & Accountancy Basis of Financial Mathematics* 3 Spring > Human Ressources & Marketing Monetary Economics* 3 ECONOMICS & > Banking, Finance, Insurance BUSINESS STUDIES 3rd year: Economics > Law/Economics (dual degree) Contemporary Economic Issues 3 Fall Economic Approach of the European 3 > Mathematics/Economics Regulation* (dual degree) 3rd year: Finance, Control & Accountancy > Economics / Marketing Financial Flow Analysis - Business Game* 4 Spring (dual degree) Financial Markets* 2 > Economics / Finance MASTER'S DEGREES (dual degree) 1st year: Business Intelligence & International Competitive Strategy Economics of Knowledge & Information*** 2 Vocational Bachelor's Fall Knowledge Economy and Creativity 2 degrees Spring Country Risk & Exchange Risk 2 APPLIED ECONOMICS 2nd year: Business Intelligence & International Competitive > Local Government & Public
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