The University of Montpellier Open House will take place on February 11, 2023.

[Press release] - Published on February 2, 2023 in Press Room

On February 11, the entire teaching community and dedicated services of the University of Montpellier will be on hand to provide guidance, advice, and answers to questions from high school students, university students, and anyone in the workforce who would like to learn more about the educational opportunities offered by UM. This open house will be held in accordance with current health protocols.

The open house in a nutshell

Across the university's various campuses, visitors will be able to discover the more than 650 courses offered by the University of Montpellier in law, economics, management, health, science, education, and technology, through traditional programs, continuing education, or work-study contracts. This open house will be an opportunity to showcase the 17 faculties, schools, and institutes through tours of the campuses, university libraries, and student housing. Beyond exploring the sites, the goal of this event is to encourage dialogue with the entire university community, which will be on hand to answer questions about the university's programs and student life.

Finding accommodation, eating, learning, playing sports, receiving medical care... it is essential to be aware of all the services that make up everyday student life and enable you to prepare for your next few years at university with peace of mind. In addition to opportunities to talk to representatives of the services that make up everyday student life, you will also be able to meet with the CROUS. The Handiversité team will also be present to provide information on all the support available to students with disabilities.

Hours vary depending on the location.
More information here.

More than 50,000 students choose the University of Montpellier

With its 17 faculties, schools, and institutes and 73 research facilities, the University of Montpellier brings together a vast community of knowledge: science, technology, physical and sports activities, medicine, pharmacy, law, political science, economics, and management. With more than 50,000 students and 4,800 staff, the University of Montpellier is now one of the largest universities in France.

The UM is internationally recognized for the excellence of its teaching, research, and innovation in a wide range of scientific fields related to major societal challenges, foremost among which are food security, environmental protection, and human health. It occupies a leading position in international rankings, placing on the global podium in ecology in the Shanghai thematic ranking, in the top 200 of the Shanghai general ranking, and as the most innovative French university in the Reuters ranking.

As a responsible university, UM is particularly committed to issues of gender equality and the fight against all forms of discrimination, scientific integrity, and science-society relations. It is also committed to environmental issues, such as sustainable development, where the University of Montpellier ranks first among French institutions according to Times Higher Education and is ranked among the top 101-200 institutions worldwide. UM ranks in the top 100 worldwide for four Sustainable Development Goals and ranks first in France for two of them. It is the leading French institution for goals related to health, well-being, and reducing inequalities, as well as the third French institution for goals related to decent work, economic growth, and quality education.