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| Proposed Bachelor (Licence) programmes: (3-years) |
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| The Paris-Sorbonne University-Abu Dhabi offers bachelor programmes in Humanities and Social Science in the below fields. |
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- Economics and Management
- Geography and Urban Planning
- International Business and Languages
- Law and Political Science
- Archaeology & History of Art
- French and Comparative Literature
- History – Civilization and International Affairs
- Philosophy and Sociology
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| The 3rd year of Licence/BA, called Information & Communication is taught in Paris only. Students majored in Geography and Urban Planning, History, French and Comparative Literature and Philosophy can also be accepted to this major. Indeed, a quota of places is reserved for Abu Dhabi-based students. This major is selective Students are chosen based on their academic excellence and interview. |
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| Admission criteria |
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- Intensive French Programme
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| The admission process is the same as for the conventional courses but with a different language level required. |
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| The admission package is also the same |
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| For further information about the programme and class schedule, yearly and weekly calendars, assessment process, please visit the responding page here. |
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| Holders of end of secondary studies diploma granted by the public schools are eligible to apply for Licence studies |
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| Aptitude Test in French |
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- Non-francophone students: Are accepted DU diploma from Paris Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi as well as B2 level diplomas: DELF, TEF, TCF and SELFEE
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- Students from francophone countries: The students will be admitted to BA programmes subject to a prior interview or a written exam confirming their oral and written skills. It is recommended for the students to pass DELF B2 exam in their country and attach a copy of your diploma along with the application.
- Students holding a French Baccalaureate: A test is not required.
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| Required documents for your application: |
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| All candidates must provide an application file in French or in English, (or providing an official translation in either language). |
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- Aptitude Test in French for non-francophone students
- If you are in grade 12: Transcripts of your last 2 high school years is required.
- If you are a graduate: A certified copy of your Bachelor's degree or your diploma (High School Diploma or equivalent ...)
- Financial documents :
- Employer's official document dated less than two months mentioning your monthly salary or your parents’ salary.
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- Any bank statement indicating your credentials
- Passeport Photocopy
- 10 passport size photos
- Personal statement in French or English (1 page maximum)
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| If your application is accepted, you must confirm by sending the following payements: |
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- In the month following receipt of your acceptance letter, if you have been accepted before July 15th
- In the week following the receipt of your acceptance letter, if you have been accepted after July 15th
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| Assessment Evaluation process |
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The academic year is made up of 2 semesters, each with 13 weeks of teaching. Students'knowledge will be tested throughout the semester (continuous assessment).
At the end of each semester, a final examination is scheduled. Students must obtain 30 ECTS per semster in order to qualify for a Bachelor's Degree.
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- The Core Credits which relate to the concerned major
- The Mandatory Credits (foreign languages and general knowledge)
- The Optional Credits
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Each credit is made up of different subjects (known as “Éléments Constitutifs”: EC).
For example, the 1st Unit of the 1st year of the Archaeology and Art History Licence is made up of 2 subjects (EC):
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- EC1: History of Ancient Art
- EC2: History of Medieval Art.
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