Introduction

University of the Littoral Opal Coast, also known as Boulogne-sur-Mer, is a comprehensive public university in France, located in the coastal region of northern France.

Overview

Student size: Nearly 10,000 students study here.

Campus distribution: It has four campuses in Boulogne-Billancourt, Calais, Dunkirk and Saint-Omer.

History **: The school has been established for nearly 30 years and has been committed to providing students with high-quality education.

Establishment time **: November 7, 1991.

School strength

Teaching quality: It provides high-quality training courses based on the expertise of research laboratories, whose excellence has been recognized by evaluation agencies, and can provide students with rich, diverse and complementary training courses.

Scientific research level: It has multiple research laboratories covering multiple disciplines and has achieved certain results in related research fields, providing students with opportunities to participate in scientific research projects and cultivating students' scientific research capabilities and innovative thinking.

Nature of institution **: Public university.

Educational philosophy **: Adhering to the "people-oriented" educational philosophy, emphasizing the individual development of students in the teaching process, helping students to build career plans, improve career paths, prepare for students' employment, and strive to cultivate students to become knowledgeable, responsible, and actively participate in society.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The specific key laboratories have not been clearly found, but from its educational philosophy and curriculum setting, it should have corresponding research laboratories in related fields such as marine science, environmental science, humanities and social sciences to support teaching and scientific research.

Key disciplines:

Marine science: Relying on the geographical advantages of the coastal area, it has strong teaching and research strength in marine ecology, marine resource management, marine engineering, etc., providing students with rich practical opportunities and cutting-edge scientific research results.

Humanities and social sciences: It has a deep academic accumulation in disciplines such as history, culture, and sociology, cultivates students' observation and analysis capabilities of social phenomena, and provides students with broad employment prospects and further study opportunities.

Department **: It covers similar teaching and research units such as the School of Science, the School of Arts, and the School of Social Sciences.

Ranking **: The specific ranking of the school in the international authoritative university rankings has not been found, but among the universities in France, it has a certain influence and reputation in its respective advantageous disciplines.

Expense **: As a French public university, the tuition fee is fully borne by the state, and students only need to pay the registration fee. The registration fee for undergraduates is generally around 170-300 euros, and the registration fee for masters and doctoral students is about 200-400 euros.

Campus **

Teaching facilities: Each campus is equipped with modern teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories and other teaching facilities, providing students with a good learning environment and scientific research conditions. Students can make full use of the library's rich collections and electronic resources, as well as the laboratory's advanced equipment for study and research.

Living facilities: There are various supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and other living facilities around the campus to meet the daily needs of students. At the same time, the school also provides students with a wealth of cultural, sports and community activities to promote the comprehensive development and communication and interaction of students.