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Sorbonne University

Paris, FranceQS #59
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Sorbonne University is a comprehensive public university in Paris. It offers education and research across arts and humanities, sciences and engineering, and medicine. It draws on the heritage of the historic Sorbonne in the humanities while spanning a wide range of disciplines. It is one of the major multidisciplinary universities in the French capital.

Why international students choose it

  • An international student may value Sorbonne University for its broad range of subjects across the humanities, sciences and medicine and its Paris setting
  • Teaching is often in French, though there is a growing number of English-taught programmes, especially at Master's level, so applicants should check the language of instruction for each programme
  • Its multidisciplinary structure allows study across faculties and access to substantial research activity
  • It may suit students seeking a large, comprehensive university in a historic city
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  • M.A. French Literature

    Master's

    LevelMaster's
    FieldArts & Humanities
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  • M.Sc. Biomedical Sciences

    Master's

    LevelMaster's
    FieldMedicine & Health
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  • M.Sc. Mathematics

    Master's

    LevelMaster's
    FieldSciences
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  • PhD Natural Sciences

    Doctoral (PhD)

    LevelDoctoral (PhD)
    FieldSciences
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Programme information is indicative only - always verify details and entry requirements directly with the university.