Studying at the Faculty Through ERASMUS

In France, university programs are organized into 3-, 5-, and 8-year tracks, leading to the degrees of Licence, Master’s, and PhD. For each degree, coursework is divided into semesters (2 semesters per academic year), each corresponding to 30 credits, which are cumulative and transferable within France and throughout Europe. Erasmus students can spend one or two semesters studying at the School of Pharmacy or complete a research internship inone of the university’s laboratories.

Which training programs are included?

The School of Pharmacy offers a wide range of courses in pharmaceutical and biological sciences.

Curriculum at the School of Pharmacy

As part of the Erasmus program, pharmacy studies are open to international students starting in the second year. To best prepare for your studies, learn about the structure of the pharmacy program in France and the details of each year’s coursework on the Doctor of Pharmacy degree page. Erasmus students may choose several course units (TU) for the available years of study, which they must list in theirapplication form.

International students can also complete part of their studies at the School of Pharmacy by enrolling in the Bachelor's program in Health Engineering or one of the Master's programs offered.

How do I enroll in the School of Pharmacy?

1. To ensure the best possible preparation for your arrival, you must submit a fully completed ERASMUS application to the faculty’s Office of International Relations (BRI) (Ms. Fleur Lorrain):

• Erasmus Application Package – Pharmacy Studies 2026–2027
• Erasmus Application Package – Bachelor’s Degree in Health Engineering 2026–2027
• Erasmus Application Package – Master’s in Health Engineering 2026–2027
• Erasmus Internship Application Package for 2026–2027

2. Upon your arrival, you must schedule an appointment with Ms. Fleur Lorrain at the BRI. Please bring the following documents to this appointment:

• your passport / ID
• A European Health Insurance Card valid for the entire duration of your stay
• two passport photos
• Civil liability insurance that is valid abroad and covers the entire duration of your study abroad program (you can purchase this upon your arrival in Montpellier for approximately €16 for the academic year).
• the proof of enrollment from your university

For an internship, the student must request the internship agreement and have it signed by the relevant supervisors, the registrar’s office, and the professors involved before the internship begins.

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