Course Level: | Master's | |
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Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Course Level: | Master's | |
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Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Academic Programs: The university offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across disciplines, including science, engineering, law, humanities, medicine, and arts.
Research: Côte d'Azur University is known for its strong research activities. It focuses on interdisciplinary research and is involved in collaborative projects at regional, national, and international levels.
International Collaboration: The university has a global outlook and maintains partnerships with many institutions worldwide. It encourages international student exchanges and participates in European and global academic networks.
Innovation and Industry: It maintains close ties with local and international industries, providing students with opportunities to engage in internships, collaborative research, and innovation projects.
Bachelor's and Master's in Literature, Languages, History, Geography, and Sociology
Master's in Political Science, Communication, and Media Studies
Bachelor's and Master's in Economics and Management
Bachelor's and Master's in Law, including specializations in International Law, Business Law, and more
Bachelor's and Master's in Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biological Sciences
Engineering programs specializing in different disciplines, such as Computer Science, Environmental Engineering, and Electronics
Medicine: The School of Medicine offers training programs for medical professionals
Nursing and Paramedical Sciences
Programs combining disciplines, such as Data Science for Social Sciences, Digital Humanities, or Environmental Science and Policy
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
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Computer Science |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Economics and Management |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Law |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Literature |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Biology |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Mathematics |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Political Science |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Physics |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
History |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
Geography |
3 years |
$2,500 for EU students, $4,500 for international students |
MHTM (Master of Hospitality and Tourism Management) in France
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
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Computer Science |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Economics and Management |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
International and European Law |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Environmental Sciences |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Physics |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Digital Strategy and Communication |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Artificial Intelligence |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Data Science and Applied Mathematics |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Marine Sciences and Biodiversity |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
International Business and Management |
2 years |
$3,000 for EU students, $5,000 for international students |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
---|---|---|
Computer Science |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Economics and Management |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Law |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Life Sciences (Biology, Environmental) |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Physics |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Chemistry |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Mathematics |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Social Sciences (Sociology, Political Sci) |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Humanities (History, Literature) |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Artificial Intelligence |
3-4 years |
~$400-500 for EU and international students |
Language of Instruction: Most bachelor's programs are in French, while several master's and doctoral programs are available in English. Understanding French will enhance your experience, especially outside the classroom.
French Language Requirements: Non-native French-speaking students need to demonstrate proficiency in the language, often requiring a DELF/DALF certification or equivalent.
English Language Requirements: For programs taught in English, TOEFL or IELTS scores are usually required.
Application: Applications can generally be made online, and supporting documents (transcripts, letters of recommendation, language certificates) are needed.
Recognition of Degrees: Ensure that your previous academic qualifications are recognized or their equivalence accepted by the university.
Tuition Fees: Annual fees vary between EU and non-EU students. International students from outside the EU typically pay higher fees.
Scholarships and Financial Aid: Scholarships, government grants, and funding from specific programs are often available for international students.
International Student Office: Offers services like pre-arrival information, visa assistance, and integration events.
Housing: University-managed residences are available, though competition can be high. Off-campus housing is another option.
Cultural and Social Integration: Cultural activities, social clubs, and language exchange programs make it easier for international students to integrate into local life.
Application Portal: Applications are usually made through Parcoursup (for French high school students) or the Campus France portal (for international applicants outside the EU/EEA).
Required Documents:
High school diploma or equivalent
Transcripts
Language proficiency test results (DELF/DALF for French, TOEFL/IELTS for English, if required)
Personal statement or letter of motivation
Letters of recommendation
Application Timeline:
Applications typically open several months before the program start date. Deadlines are usually early in the year for programs starting in September or October.
Application Portal: For master's programs, applications are typically made directly via the university's online application portal or Campus France.
Required Documents:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Transcripts
Language proficiency test results
Curriculum vitae
Personal statement or letter of motivation
Letters of recommendation
Selection Process:
May involve interviews or additional entrance tests, depending on the program.
Application Timeline:
Master's programs often have a separate timeline, but applications usually open several months before the start of the academic year.
Finding a Supervisor: Candidates are generally expected to identify and reach out to potential supervisors beforehand.
Application Process:
Submit a research proposal
Curriculum vitae
Transcripts of previous academic studies
Letters of recommendation
Language proficiency test results
Doctoral applications might require an interview or defense of the research proposal.
The main intake typically occurs in the fall semester (September or October).
Some programs may have a secondary intake in spring (January or February), though this is less common.
Most programs admit students in the fall semester.
Some specialized master's programs may have a spring intake.
Doctoral programs generally have flexible starting dates due to the nature of research work. However, most students begin in the fall semester.
Academic Requirements:
Completion of secondary education equivalent to the French Baccalauréat.
Relevant coursework and grades that meet specific program requirements.
Language Proficiency:
For programs taught in French: DELF/DALF certificates or equivalent demonstrating B2/C1 level proficiency.
For programs taught in English: TOEFL or IELTS scores meeting required minimums.
Academic Requirements:
Completion of a relevant bachelor's degree or equivalent (typically 3 or 4-year programs).
Program-specific prerequisites in relevant subjects.
Language Proficiency:
For French-taught programs: B2/C1 level proficiency in French (via DELF/DALF or similar certificates).
For English-taught programs: TOEFL/IELTS scores meeting minimum requirements.
Academic Requirements:
A relevant master’s degree or equivalent.
Research experience or publications could be advantageous.
Identification of a potential supervisor.
Language Proficiency:
Proficiency in French and/or English depending on the research field and program requirements.
Ranking System |
Ranking/Rating |
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QS World University Rankings |
Ranked within 651-700 globally |
U.S. News & World Report (Global) |
Ranked within 350-400 globally |
U.S. News & World Report (Europe) |
Ranked within 150-200 in Europe |
U.S. News & World Report (France) |
Ranked within the top 10 universities in France |
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Funding Details |
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Eiffel Excellence Scholarship |
International students pursuing master's or doctoral degrees in specific fields |
Monthly stipend (€1,181 for master's, €1,400 for Ph.D.), travel, insurance, and cultural activities |
Erasmus+ Mobility Grants |
Exchange students studying through the Erasmus+ program |
Monthly stipend based on host country, travel expenses covered |
MIEM Scholarship |
International students enrolling in specific master's programs |
Partial to full tuition fee waiver, stipend for living expenses |
LabEx UCA JEDI Scholarships |
Students in master's programs related to LabEx research projects |
Monthly stipend of €1,000, support for research expenses |
Individual Research Grants |
Ph.D. candidates or postdocs with strong research projects |
Research funding, monthly stipends depending on the grant |
UCA Foundation Scholarships |
Exceptional students in disciplines based on academic merit |
Partial to full tuition fee waiver, possibly additional benefits |
Regional Scholarships (PACA) |
Students studying in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, including Côte d'Azur University |
Tuition assistance or partial funding for living expenses |
Facility Type |
Details |
Estimated Cost (Per Month, USD) |
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Campus Locations |
Main campus in Nice, with other sites in Cannes, Sophia Antipolis, and Grasse. Includes libraries, labs, sports facilities. |
N/A |
Student Residences |
Several residences managed by CROUS (Centre Régional des Œuvres Universitaires et Scolaires), located near campus or in the city center. |
$200 - $450 |
Private Student Housing |
Privately managed apartments or student residence halls, often fully furnished and with added amenities. |
$450 - $800 |
Shared Apartments |
Students share private apartments, usually with roommates. Shared costs may include utilities. |
$300 - $600 |
Homestay |
Living with a local French family in their home, meals sometimes included. |
$400 - $700 |
Temporary Housing |
Short-term accommodation in hostels or hotels for initial arrival. |
$40 - $100 (per night) |
Innovative Learning: Students benefit from cutting-edge teaching methods, interdisciplinary projects, and close collaboration with research centers.
Support Services: Academic advising, writing centers, and tutoring are available for students needing extra assistance.
Student Clubs and Organizations: A wide variety of student-run clubs cater to interests like sports, culture, arts, and entrepreneurship.
Sports and Fitness: Sports facilities include gyms, swimming pools, and courts. Students can join university teams or take fitness classes.
Cultural Events: Concerts, art exhibitions, film screenings, and cultural festivals happen regularly on campus.
French Language Exchange: Programs are available where international students can improve their French while socializing with local students.
Career Centers: Dedicated career offices provide career counseling, resume/CV reviews, interview preparation, and job search strategies.
Workshops and Seminars: The university conducts workshops and seminars focusing on career development skills like networking, interviewing, and industry-specific knowledge.
Job Portals and Networks: The university has partnerships with local and international companies and maintains job portals and networks where students can apply for positions.
Alumni Network: A strong alumni network facilitates mentorship opportunities, networking events, and referrals for jobs and internships.
Curricular Internships: Some degree programs include internships as part of the curriculum, providing practical exposure in relevant industries.
Industry Collaborations: The university collaborates with businesses, research centers, and government institutions to offer real-world projects, internships, and work-study opportunities.
Research Internships: For research-focused students, there are opportunities to assist in lab work or participate in faculty research projects.
Recruitment Fairs: The university organizes career fairs where companies can recruit students for full-time positions, internships, and apprenticeships.
Partnerships with Industry: Partnerships with organizations in the tech, healthcare, business, and cultural sectors help bridge academic learning with professional skills.
Undergraduate: Generally less competitive, especially for local students.
Master's: More selective, with criteria that include academic background and relevant prerequisites.
Doctoral: Highly selective, often requiring identification of a suitable supervisor and a strong research proposal.
Located in central Nice, this campus houses faculties, including economics and management.
Also home to administrative offices and the university library.
Primarily focused on science disciplines like mathematics, physics, and chemistry.
Contains laboratories, lecture halls, and research facilities.
Located in the Sophia Antipolis technology park, known as a major European research hub.
Focuses on technology, computer science, engineering, and business.
Houses research labs and the Polytech Nice Sophia engineering school.
Focused on life sciences and health.
Houses the medical school and research facilities.
Dedicated to law and political science programs.
Focused on humanities and social sciences, including literature and history.