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Study French at university in Strasbourg

With DU Passerelle RELIER - Strasbourg University

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A University Diploma (DU) Passerelle allows asylum seekers, beneficiaries of subsidiary or temporary protection, refugees and stateless persons to have a better level of French in order to study in France.

The DU RELIER (Return to studies through language and interculturality for refugee students) program offers:

  • French lessons
  • activities and outings
  • support to build the academic and professional project in France.
The training lasts a minimum of one semester (4 months) from September to December or from January to May, renewable depending on the level of French and without having to reapply.

The course offers approximately 200 hours of instruction in total.

There are approximately 40 similar courses in France. This page presents the course offered by the University of Strasbourg.

Learn more about the University Diploma (DU) on Refugees.info

Why is it interesting?

In the DU RELIER, there are 20 hours of classes per week.

At the end of the training, you take exams to obtain a University Diploma.

If you are a beneficiary of international protection or a beneficiary of temporary protection and are under 35 years of age, you have the possibility of applying for financial assistance (scholarships based on social criteria or specific annual aid) every month and easier access to CROUS accommodation.

During the course, you will discover university life in France:

  • What is it like to be a student?
  • How courses and exams are organized
  • What diplomas and training programs exist?
  • Learn to take notes during class and revise outside of class
  • How to make presentations
  • Preparing for exams…

The French higher education system is complex.

During the training, you are supported in reflecting on your study and/or professional project, depending on the possibilities.

Professionals also help you write your CV and cover letters, and register for the courses that interest you.

  • Tutoring
  • Personalized support
  • Access to Espace Avenir, the University's career guidance and professional integration service, to help choose studies and search for internships and jobs.

You have access to different activities during this training.

How to do it?

Applications are open for two days a year; the dates are announced on the university website.
You must bring your application file to:
Mission Solidarité de l'Université de Strasbourg
Ensemble Saint-Georges
Bureau 302 (second floor)
47 avenue de la Forêt-Noire
67 000 Strasbourg.

Lieu d'accueil

47, avenue de la Forêt-Noire, 67 000 Strasbourg

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