Courses
As is the case with all European universities, education at the Université de La Réunion is structured around the LMD (Licence – Master – PhD) system.
Studies are organised in three cycles :
- Bachelor’s degree (‘Licence’) which is awarded after 3 years of higher education, that is to say 180 ECTS credits,
- Master’s degree, equivalent to a total of 300 ECTS credits, which validates 2 years of postgraduate study,
- PhD which is obtained following 3 years of study and research after a Master’s degree.
Université de La Réunion also offers non-LMD short training courses, and engineering degrees in 3 specialties.
In total, Université de La Réunion proposes qualifications in a wide range of fields, most of which are taught in French :
- Agronomy
- Biodiversity, ecology and evolution (marine biodiversity)
- Biodiversity, ecology and evolution (terrestrial biodiversity)
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Energy
- Geology
- Geology, Geophysics and science of the atmosphere
- Mathematics
- Mathematics and Computer science applied to Economics :
- Physics
- Anglophone studies
- Creole studies
- Hispanic studies
- German studies
- French Language and Literature
- Studies in Applied English and Chinese
- Geography
- History
- Information and Communication
- Education Science
- Social sciences
- Didactics of French as a Foreign Language
- Health
- Building and Environmental Science
- Science and Techniques of Physical and Sports Activities
- Law
- Economics – Economics and Business Administration
- Management Science
- Information technology and telecommunications
- Food Industry
- Construction and Energy
- Hygiene, Security, Environment
- Sustainable Civil Engineering
- Science for Engineering
- Social Services Careers
- Corporate management and administration
- Marketing
- Networks and Telecommunications
- Bioengineering
Université de La Réunion also offers courses in English. See Catalogue of courses in English.
For the past few years, our university has had a new feature for all Bachelor’s students from the first to the third year: Opening Teaching Units called « Unités d’Enseignement d’Ouverture » (UEO). These are discovery courses, integrated into the general Bachelor’s programme, which enrich and personalise the students’ Bachelor’s course:
For more information, click here.