Can you study medicine in Sorbonne?

at the faculty of medicine. One of our riches is the diversity of students and their backgrounds. Sorbonne University is committed to the success of each of its students and offers them a wide range of training as well as support adapted to their profile and their project.

What is the best university for medicine in France?

Best Global Universities for Clinical Medicine in France

• Université de Paris.
• Sorbonne Universite.
• Universite Paris Saclay.
• University of Aix-Marseille.
• Universite de Bordeaux.
• University of Montpellier.
• Universite de Lorraine.
• Claude Bernard University Lyon 1.

Is France good for studying medicine?

France is one of the few countries with a long tradition of medical excellence. About 80 medical breakthroughs/firsts were done in this country, which has resulted in 13 French citizens bringing home the most-coveted Nobel Prize for Medicine/Physiology.

Does Sorbonne University teach medicine in English?

Medicine. The Faculty of Medicine teaches the 3 cycles of medical studies: from PASS (integrated into the faculty) to the 3rd cycle including DES, DESC, DU and DIU. The lessons are given mainly on two sites: Pitié-Salpêtrière and Saint-Antoine.

What GPA do you need to get into Sorbonne?

For students who would like to study in French, a minimum 2.5 GPA and a TEF, TCF or DELF/DALF score of at least C1 is mandatory.

Is Sorbonne a public university?

Sorbonne University is a public university in Paris, France, which was officially established in 2018 following the merger of Paris-Sorbonne University and Pierre and Marie Curie University.

How much is tuition at Sorbonne?

There are no tuition fees at French public universities but there are modest registration fees because the State covers the majority of the cost of these education programs provided in public establishments. The real cost of studies is the same as elsewhere in the world, approximately € 10,000 per year.

What do people study at Sorbonne?

Sorbonne University offers a wide choice of courses, from bachelor’s to doctoral degrees, in the arts, humanities, science and engineering, in addition to medical and paramedical degrees.