University Montpellier Paul-Valéry
Location: Montpellier, France
Website: www.univ-montp3.fr (see info for exchange students)
Language of instruction: French except all of the classes offered by the English department are taught in English
Minimum language requirements: French level B1 for the Undergraduate level, B2 for the Graduate level.
Website: www.univ-montp3.fr (see info for exchange students)
Language of instruction: French except all of the classes offered by the English department are taught in English
Minimum language requirements: French level B1 for the Undergraduate level, B2 for the Graduate level.
- Sstudents may need French language proficiency certification ahead of their exchange. The UVic French and Francophone Studies department hosts tests in March and November. Please contact goglobal@uvic.ca for more information!
Highlights
- Established in 1289, Universityé Paul Valery- Montpellier III is the third oldest university in France
- L'Universityé Paul Valery- Montpellier III has a student population of over 20,000, 13.8% of which are international students
- Montpellier is located on the Mediterranean coast, and offers a rich history for students to enjoy as well as a wide range of cultural events. The campus is situated north of the city of Montpellier, a mere fifteen minutes on the tram from the city centre. Student population is one fourth of the city population
Area of study
- Arts
- Literature
- Languages
- Human and Social Sciences
Credits
Credits at UMPV:
- Full-time option (7.5 UVic units): 30 ECTS per term at UMPV
Course Evaluations at UVic:
- Before departure, UVic students will be able to submit exchange courses to UVic for evaluation. The results will indicate how many UVic units each exchange course is worth, as well as the course equivalency.
- Students must use the evaluation results to ensure their exchange courses credits add up to the equivalent UVic units. The total number of units for each exchange term should be 4.5 UVic units for part-time exchange or 7.5 UVic units for full-time exchange.
- This course evaluation process will be made available and explained in detail during the pre-departure session in early October for Spring exchange terms and in late March for Fall exchange terms. Evaluations take 2-6 weeks to complete and will be emailed to students.
- Course evaluations results are tentative until the end of the exchange term, when a second, final evaluation is conducted by OREM using the students’ exchange transcript, and the results are applied to their UVic record.
Exchange credit history
- Click here to check out the exchange credit history of courses that have been previously evaluated by UVic for this host university.
- Students are not limited to this list when selecting courses for their upcoming exchange and should consult the host university’s course catalogue for a full list of offerings.
- Important note: this document is a guide only and previously evaluated courses are not guaranteed to be evaluated in the same way in the future.
- After being accepted into the ICS Exchange Program, students will have the chance to submit exchange courses to UVic for evaluation. The results will provide updated unit and credit equivalency information.
Housing
- On-campus housing: Available, incoming students will receive
- Off-campus housing: Available but difficult to find and expensive, more information on housing section.
- For more information, see Accommodation Guide
Registration Options
- Part-time
- Full-time