General information about the university Sorbonne University is one of Europe’s most prestigious and historic universities, originating from the medieval Sorbonne. It is internationally renowned for humanities, philosophy, history, literature, natural sciences, and medicine, and is consistently ranked among the world’s top universities.
Admission International applicants apply via the Campus France system. Undergraduate admission requires a high school diploma and transcripts. Most programs are taught in French, requiring DELF or DALF certification at B2–C1 level. Master’s applicants must provide a bachelor’s degree, motivation letter, CV, and sometimes recommendations. Selection is based on academic records rather than entrance exams.
Financial assistance and grants Sorbonne University participates in French government scholarships such as the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship and CROUS social grants. International students may also apply for institutional scholarships.
Cost of tuition Tuition fees range from €2,770 to €3,770 per year.
