Admission Process (EU students)

ADMISSION
Process
(EU STUDENTS)

General Admission Process for EU Students (Bachelor & Master Levels)

The University of Rhône welcomes applications from students within the European Union (EU). The admission process is designed to be straightforward and transparent, ensuring a smooth transition for EU students to our academic community. Here’s a step-by-step guide to the general admission process:

Step 1: Research and Program Selection

Explore Programs: Visit the University of Rhône website to explore the various Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs offered. Pay close attention to program details, curriculum, and specific admission requirements.

Identify Requirements: Carefully review the admission requirements for your chosen program, including academic qualifications, language proficiency, and any additional 1 prerequisites.

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Consider Deadlines: Note the application deadlines for your program of interest. These deadlines may vary, so it’s essential to plan accordingly.

Step 2: Online Application Submission

Create an Account: Visit the University of Rhône’s online application portal and create an account.
Complete the Application Form: Fill out the online application form accurately and completely. Provide all required personal and academic information.
Upload Supporting Documents: Upload electronic copies of the following supporting documents in PDF format:
Academic Transcripts: Provide official transcripts from your previous educational institutions. For Bachelor’s level, provide high school diploma and transcripts, and for Master’s level, provide Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcripts.
Proof of Identity: Upload a copy of your valid EU passport or national identity card.
Language Proficiency: If required, upload proof of English or French language proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, DELF, DALF).
Statement of Purpose (Master’s Level): If applying for a Master’s program, write and upload a statement of purpose outlining your academic and career goals.
Letters of Recommendation (Master’s Level): If required, arrange for your referees to submit letters of recommendation through the online portal.
Portfolio or Samples of Work (if applicable): For certain programs, you may be required to submit a portfolio or samples of your work.
Other Documents: Any other specific documents mentioned in the program’s admission requirements.
Pay Application Fee: Pay the non-refundable application fee through the online portal.

Step 3: Application Review and Evaluation

Verification: The Admissions Office will verify the completeness and accuracy of your application.
Academic Assessment: Your academic qualifications will be assessed to ensure they meet the program’s requirements.
Language Proficiency Evaluation: Your language proficiency will be evaluated based on the submitted test scores or other evidence.
Statement of Purpose and Recommendations (Master’s Level): If applicable, your statement of purpose and letters of recommendation will be reviewed by the admissions committee.
Interview (if required): Some programs may require an online interview to assess your suitability for the program.

Step 4: Admission Decision and Offer

Notification: You will be notified of the admission decision via email.
Offer of Admission: If you are offered admission, you will receive an official offer letter outlining the program details, tuition fees, and other relevant information.
Acceptance: To accept the offer, you will need to confirm your acceptance and pay the required deposit (if applicable) within the specified deadline.

Step 5: Enrollment and Visa (if applicable)

Enrollment: Follow the instructions provided in the offer letter to complete the enrollment process.
Visa (if applicable): If you require a student visa, the University of Rhône will provide you with the necessary documentation to support your visa application. EU citizens generally have freedom of movement within the EU, but if the stay is prolonged, registration with local authorities may be required.
Accommodation: Explore accommodation options and secure housing before your arrival.
Orientation: Attend the university’s orientation program to familiarize yourself with the campus, facilities, and student services.

Important Notes for EU Students

Recognition of Qualifications: Qualifications from EU member states are generally recognized within France. However, it’s advisable to confirm the equivalency of your qualifications with the University of Rhône.
Language Requirements: While French is the primary language of instruction, many programs offer courses in English. Check the program details for language requirements.
Healthcare: EU students are typically covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). However, you may need to register with the French social security system for long-term stays.
Financial Aid: Explore potential financial aid options, including scholarships and grants available to EU students.

We encourage you to contact the University of Rhône’s Admissions Office for any specific questions or concerns regarding the admission process. We look forward to welcoming you to our international academic community!