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With DU RELIER - Strasbourg University

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Where is it?
Study French at university in Strasbourg.
What is it?
A University Diploma (DU) Passerelle allows asylum seekers, beneficiaries of subsidiary or temporary protection, refugees, and stateless individuals to attain a higher proficiency in French to pursue studies in France.
The DU RELIER (University Diploma Return to Studies through Language and Interculturality for Refugee Students) offers:
- French language courses
- Activities and outings
- Guidance to help build academic and professional projects in France.
The program offers approximately 200 hours of classes in total.
There are approximately 40 similar programs in France. This document specifically outlines the University of Strasbourg's program.
Why is it interesting?
In the DU RELIER, there are 20 hours of classes per week.
At the end of the training, you will take exams to obtain a University Diploma.
During the training, you will discover university in France: what it means to be a student, how courses and exams are organized, what diplomas and training exist, learn how to take notes during classes and review them outside of lectures, make presentations, prepare for exams…
The French higher education system is complex.
During the training, you will be accompanied to reflect on your study and/or professional project, depending on the possibilities.
Professionals also help you write your CV and cover letters, and to register for the training courses that interest you.
- Tutoring
- Personalised support
- Access to Espace Avenir, the University's career guidance service, to help you choose your studies and look for work placements and jobs.
You will have access to various activities during this training.
How to do it?
- Registration procedures: visit the university’s website to find out how to register
- Application dates: two application periods per semester, October and/or April
- Contact email: etudiantsrefugies@unistra.fr
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