Lille 3 University
Founded 1970 under the 1968 law reforming higher education as one of three Universities replacing the former Université de Lille - founded 1560 at Douai and authorized by Papal Bull. The University was suppressed by the Revolution and replaced by Faculties in Lille and Douai, the latter being subsequently transferred to Lille in 1887. Reconstituted as university 1896. A State institution enjoying academic and Financial autonomy, operating under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education and financed by the State.
Funding:
Public
Grades 4
Languages 1
Divisions 18
- Books and Documentation Department/DivisionFields of study: Library Science
- Human Sciences and Society Graduate School
- Technology Institute
- Ancient Languages and Cultures UnitFields of study: Ancient Civilizations
- Applied Foreign Languages Unit
- Arts and Culture UnitFields of study: Dance, Media Studies, Theatre, Cultural Studies, Music, Fine Arts, Communication Studies
- Educational Sciences UnitFields of study: Educational Sciences
- Germanic and Scandinavian Studies UnitFields of study: German
- History, Arts, and Political Science Unit
- Information and Communication Studies Unit
- Language, Literatures and Civilizations of English-speaking Countries Unit
- Mathematics, Economics, and Social Sciences Unit
- Modern Literature Unit
- Philosophy UnitFields of study: Philosophy
- Psychology UnitFields of study: Psychology
- Romance, Slavonic and Oriental Studies Unit
- Scientific and Information Techniques and Documentation Unit
- Sociology and Scoial Development UnitFields of study: Sociology
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate (baccalauréat) or recognized foreign equivalent, or special entrance examination
