Application procedure: once selected by their home university, each student will be contacted directly for application procedure, and all useful information will be provided.

Deadlines:
Nomination/Application Deadline for the first semester and whole year : 15th of June
Nomination/Application for the second semester : 15th of November

Faculty of Economics delivers some courses in English. Courses have to be chosen by the Erasmus student before his/her arrival in Poitiers. This choice must be accepted by the coordinator of the home university.

Download the list of courses open to exchange students [PDF – 429Ko]

• This system was put in place by the European Community Commission in order to help students make the most of their study abroad experience. It measures and compares academic results and transfers them from one institute to another. The Faculty of Economics of Poitiers has applied this system to all the universities with which it has signed agreements (whether they are European or not).The ECTS credits are values assigned to each course for the volume of work in each course in relation to the volume of work necessary to complete a full academic year at the institute.The ECTS grading scale has been put in place by the institutions participating in the pilot program in order to facilitate the interpretation of grades obtained by the students. The ECTS grading scale in no way replaces the grading system already in place locally ; the ECTS grades represent complementary information on the grades given to the student by the institution in which he or she is studying.

1st semester : from beginning of September to mid-december,
Examination period : one week in December
2nd semester : from mid-january to beginning of May,
Examination period : mid-may (around two weeks),

Incoming students can follow French courses at the “Center of French as a Foreign Language” (CFLE) of University of Poitiers. Erasmus+ students with a level in French B1 or B2 uncertified will take a course funded by the Erasmus+ program, in limited number. These courses takes place within the Faculty of Literature and languages on the main campus.

Further information on the French center website : http://cfle.univ-poitiers.fr/cours-de-francais/inscriptions/cours-a-temps-partiel-soutien-linguistique/
Contact : cfle.erasmus@univ-poitiers.fr

An online Accommodation Request Form is accessible on the University of Poitiers’s International Relations Office website, on the following webpage: trouver un logement. The person in charge of greeting international students will send you a housing proposition in a university residence hall or a list of private accommodation offers to consult, if you prefer private accommodation.

For all information regarding housing, please contact:
Sabrina DELB
Tel : +33.(0).5.49.45.30.87
E-mail : accueil.international@univ-poitiers.fr

• Students from the European Union: the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) exempts European students from French student health insurance schemes and covers most medical or pharmaceutical costs incurred in France.
• Non-European Students are under the legal obligation to enroll at the social security scheme or the basic health insurance scheme.

Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organization. Its mission is to represent international students, thus provide opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of Students Helping Students .

The Buddy System is a programme trough which incoming exchange students are matched with students of the University of Poitiers.

The main purpose of this programme is to assist exchange students with practical information on living and studying in Poitiers and to facilitate their integration in the French academic life and the student community : https://www.facebook.com/ESNPoitiers/

1. Settling into your accomodation

2. Go to the Central Relations Office in order to receive useful information. Students are advised to do their best to arrive early in the week during the day from Monday to Friday between 9 to 12 am and 2 to 5 pm.
Address :
Hôtel Chaboureau
49, Place Charles de Gaulle
Bât. E11
TSA 51133
86073 Poitiers cedex 9
Tel : +33 5 49 45 30 87
accueil.international@univ-poitiers.fr

3. Go to the Faculty International Office  in order to register as a student. A student card will be delivered and the Learning Agreement will be confirmed or potentially altered due to adjustments.
Address : Campus – Secteur A1 – 2, rue Jean Carbonnier – Poitiers Office 302
Bus N°1 – Stop « Rabelais »

Students are advised to do their best to arrive early from Monday to Thursday, 8:30 to 12:00 am or 13:00 to 16:00 pm – Friday : 8:30 to 12:00 am or 13h00 to 15:00 pm

To enroll at the Faculty, students have to provide the following documents :

• Copy of ID card or passport
• Copy of European card of health insurance (CEAM)

• Responsable du service : Philippe ROGEON

Tél. : +33 (0) 5 49 45 31 57
philippe.rogeon@univ-poitiers.fr

• Assistante : Mme Marie-Laure ALLIX

Tél. : +33 (0) 5 49 45 31 92
marie.laure.allix@univ-poitiers.fr