From “Licence 1” to “Master 1”, you’ll have to travel to Montpellier twice during the academic year for one week’s worth of exams.
The “Master 2” is entirely based on continuous assessment, except if you have to re-take the exam, which will take place over one week at the end of June.

The calendar and schedule of exams are communicated in November via the teaching platform.

For transcripts and certificates of achievement :

You can edit your transcripts via ENT. Certificates of achievement are issued by the Scolarité department at the end of the academic year. Students will receive their certificates of achievement in July, or can collect them from the administrator’s office.

The mailing address will be the address given by the student on his/her administrative registration form.

Please note: always keep the original documents in your possession and provide only photocopies as attachments to any application or scholarship request.

Please click on this link to send or collect your diplomas.

Diplomas take several months to be validated, checked and signed.

Reminder: there is no M1 diploma. The intermediate Master diploma is awarded in the 4th year.

It is not possible to have your diploma withdrawn by a third party, even if they are a member of your family.

You can choose :

• Not to take all your exams in session 1 and to take all your exams in session 2 (semesters 1 and 2). However, this reduces your chances of passing.
• Pass only a few subjects in semesters 1 and 2 and sit the remaining exams in session 2.

If you are repeating a year, you will not be obliged to re-register with the CNED for all the UEs, but registration with the University of Montpellier is mandatory in order to take the exams.

No. A passed UE is validated once and for all. You will only have to retake subjects that have not been validated.

The same applies to semesters: a validated semester, i.e. one with a mark of 10 or more, is definitively validated even if a subject or UE making up the semester is not validated.

Most students communicate on this subject on the platform’s discussion forums, to carpool or share a hotel room. It’s a great way to reduce travel costs in Montpellier.

It’s a digital environment that is part of the teaching platform:

• A space for classes, discussions and exchanges between students, teachers and administrative staff,
• Transmission of information relating to the course (exams, internships, etc.)
• Access point to the university library and forums.

A virtual class is made up of 35 students who can discuss and help each other as if they were in a classroom. Each subject is assigned to a dedicated teacher, who can ask questions via a forum dedicated to each “subject” (response within 3 days).

You will have to travel to Montpellier at least twice a year to take the exams (from Licence 1 to Master 1). Duration: one week in January and one week in May. Session 2 make-up exams take place over one week at the end of June.

In Master 2, knowledge is assessed by continuous assessment, so there is no need to travel for session 1 exams. Session 2 make-up exams will take place in Montpellier at the end of June.

In Master 2, there will also be a mandatory “mémoire” presentation. Examination format: either face-to-face in Montpellier, or by Skype. The method of presentation will be discussed with the “mémoire” director assigned to you.

Yes, as long as you have a constant and sufficient Internet connection, and are able to travel 2 times a year to take your exams (except in Master 2, where courses are taught entirely on a continuous assessment basis, except if you have to re-take exams).

A high speed connection and a printer are preferable.

These are European credits that make it easier to transfer between European universities. You need 180 ECTS to obtain a Bachelor’s (“Licence”) degree, and a further 120 ECTS to obtain a Master’s degree.

In most cases, yes, but the method of publication is left to the discretion of the teacher, who may refuse to make them available in a printable version for copyright reasons.

Courses can be downloaded from the teaching platform.

Courses run for one academic year. You can’t enroll during the year. Courses generally start at the end of September/beginning of October.

To access :

• to L3, you need Bac+2
• to M1, you need Bac+3
• to M2, you need Bac+4

If you don’t meet these requirements, you can apply for a Validation des Acquis Personnels et Professionnels (VAPP) from the University’s Continuing Education department.

VAPP exempts you from the diploma prerequisites. VAE (“validation des acquis de l’expérience”) validates all or part of the diploma.

Once you’ve obtained your L3 degree, you must apply via the Mon Master website to take part in the selection committee for entry to M1. Once you have completed your M1 in management, you will be admitted directly to the M2 program without selection.

Scholarship holders can continue to receive their grants, and some funding organizations may also be able to cover the cost of your studies; this should be discussed directly with them, as well as with the CNED in Lyon, which manages our continuing education program.

Students enrolled through the AUF can apply for a study grant. Details can be found on your course page under “Financing”.

Find out more about the conditions of access to e-learning courses on this page.

If you do not have the necessary prerequisites, you can contact the university’s continuing education department to obtain a VAPP or VAE certificate.

The courses are also open to foreign nationals residing in France or abroad.

Please note that holding these diplomas does not mean that the recruitment committee will approve your application. In fact, admission to E-Learning courses is granted after examination of your application file, which you must complete via Parcoursup, e-candidat or Mon Master.

PROCEDURE :

Registration for e-Learning courses takes place in two stages:

1/ Application via Parcoursup, e-candidat or Mon Master

Conditions and application periods can be found on this page.

Good to know: there are no application fees. You can apply for as many courses as you like at the same time.

2/ Registration

Once you have passed the selection committee, you will need to register twice, once with our partner CNED to pay the course fees, and once with the university to pay the tuition fees.

RATES :

Click here to see our fees.