Key Features

1. Prime Location: Located in Bordeaux, southwestern France — famous for wine industry, student life, and lower cost of living than Paris.
2. Establishment: Modern university structure re-established in 2014, with academic roots dating back to 1441.
3. Academic Strength: Strong in Medicine, Health Sciences, Engineering, Law, Economics, Computer Science, Chemistry, and Environmental Science.
4. Research Excellence: One of France’s major research universities, especially strong in health, materials science, and neuroscience.
5. International Environment: Welcomes a large number of international students and offers English-taught master’s programs.
6. Student-Friendly City: Bordeaux is consistently ranked among the best student cities in France.

Undergraduate Programs

1. Programs Offered: Medicine, Pharmacy, Biology, Computer Science, Engineering, Law, Economics, Business-related fields, Physics, and Chemistry.
2. Entry Requirements: High school diploma/equivalent with strong academic results.
3. English Proficiency: Usually IELTS 5.5–6.5 depending on program; many bachelor’s programs require French.
4. Tuition Fees: Approximately €170 – €2,770 per year for public programs.
5. Living Costs: Around €700 – €1,100 per month including accommodation and daily expenses.
6. Scholarships: Eiffel Scholarship, Erasmus+, and university-specific funding options.

Postgraduate Programs

1. Programs Offered: Data Science, Biotechnology, Engineering, Public Health, Neuroscience, Environmental Science, Law, Economics, and Business.
2. Entry Requirements: Recognized bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
3. English Proficiency: Usually IELTS 6.0–6.5 or equivalent.
4. Tuition Fees: Approximately €243 – €4,000 per year depending on program.
5. Living Costs: Around €700 – €1,100 per month.
6. Career Opportunities: Strong research collaborations and industry links in healthcare, tech, and environmental sectors.