Access Requirements

Non-French-speaking EU or non-EU students must have a good knowledge of French and pass at least one of the following tests: DELF, DELF B2, TCF B2, TEF B2 (see below).

A selection interview may be organized to verify the candidate's mastery of the basic concepts required for participation in the desired Master's program, as well as the candidate's ability to hold a conversation in French. The FSM is solely responsible for determining whether such a selection interview is necessary. When such an interview is organized, the candidate is invited to participate in a video conference by sending an email to the address indicated in the application. If there is no response to this email within 14 days, the application will be deemed ineligible.

The Diploma of French Language Studies (DELF) is a diploma awarded by the French Ministry of National Education. It validates the candidate's proficiency in French as a foreign language in all language skills: written and oral expression, written and oral comprehension.

The TCF is a French proficiency test, with a B2 level expected, i.e., Upper Intermediate (Level 4).
The TEF is a French assessment test, with a B2 level expected, i.e., Upper Intermediate.

> Under certain conditions, it is possible to use personal and professional experience to enroll in a university program without having the required qualifications. However, the recognition of prior experience does not automatically apply to all programs. Learn more about the Recognition of Prior Experience.

Adults with professional experience can enroll in the program based on an individualized admissions process.

Access based on file means that, based on the file submitted, access to the program may either be direct, require additional training for a maximum of 60 ECTS credits, or be refused.