Introduction

The University of Nîmes is a public comprehensive university in Nîmes, Languedoc-Roussillon, France. Founded in 2007, it has been integrated into the European higher education system, offers a variety of comprehensive disciplines, and has established cooperative relations with the world's leading higher education institutions.

Overview

Student size: It is a small-scale university with a student population of 4,000-4,999.

Student composition: Students come from different backgrounds and nationalities, and the school offers courses in English, Spanish, German, etc.

History

The predecessor of the University of Nîmes was the Education Research Center of the University of Nîmes, and it officially became the University of Nîmes in 2007.

Establishment time

2007.

School strength

Teaching quality: Focus on combining students' theoretical learning with practical experience, offering a variety of professional courses, covering multiple degree levels from undergraduate to doctoral, and providing students with comprehensive education and training.

Scientific research level: As an important local scientific research institution, it actively carries out various scientific research projects, promotes discipline development and knowledge innovation, and its scientific research results have promoted the social and economic development of the Nîmes region to a certain extent.

Nature of the institution

A public higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on the combination of theory and practice, helping students to truly arm themselves with knowledge, with the goal of achieving "your success", focusing on cultivating students' comprehensive competitiveness, so that students can better adapt to the needs of society and the workplace.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines:

Arts and humanities: including majors such as practical arts, arts and culture, and textile machinery derivative products art, focusing on cultivating students' professional qualities and practical abilities in art design, cultural management, etc.

Law, economics and management: covering majors such as law, economics, and management, providing talents for local legal, commercial and financial industries.

Science and technology: with majors such as computer science, telecommunications mobile network and multimedia technology, carrying out cutting-edge research and teaching in related fields, and providing support for local scientific and technological development and industrial upgrading.

Department

The school has 4 departments, as follows:

Department of Law, Economics and Management: provides bachelor's and master's degree courses in law, economic management and other majors, and cultivates students' professional knowledge and practical skills in the fields of law, economics and management.

Faculty of Literature, Arts and Humanities: covers humanities and social sciences majors such as literature, language, history, philosophy, and art, focusing on cultivating students' humanistic qualities and artistic appreciation ability.

Faculty of Science and Technology: includes majors such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and computer science, providing students with solid science and engineering education and cultivating students' scientific and technological innovation capabilities.

Faculty of Social Sciences: has majors such as sociology, psychology, and education, focusing on social phenomena and human behavior, and cultivating students' research and practical abilities in the field of social sciences.

Ranking

In 2024, it ranks 154th in France and 4815th in the world.

Expenses

Registration fee: 160 euros/school year.

Reservation fee: 300 euros.

Basic social insurance premium: 190 euros/school year.

Campus

Campus distribution: It has 4 campuses, namely Vauban, Carmes, Gis, and Hoche.

Teaching facilities: The school is equipped with modern teaching facilities, including teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, etc., which provide strong guarantees for students' learning and research.