Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

You can discuss this with your main teachers, who can contact the Parcoursup teams.

You can also contact Parcoursup by telephone:

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Consult the Assistance section of eCandidat

You need to put together your EHR to apply for a grant and university residence accommodation. To do this, you need to prepare a number of documents.

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If you are a scholarship holder, you do not have to pay the CVEC. To request a refund, please visit the CVEC website.

In France, initial and continuing training are the two types of university education. The courses are exactly the same whether you are in initial or continuing education.

Initial training is for :

• bachelor's degree holders
• current higher education students
• students on apprenticeship contracts

Continuing education is for people already in work or with professional experience. More specifically

• job-seekers
• students returning to school
• students on professionalization contracts
  

Find out more here: Disability status

As a student, you can suspend your course of study for one or two semesters to carry out a project. To do so, you need to apply.

See the SFAD page for more information.

In France, university studies are organized around three degrees: Licence-Master-Doctorat, a university system common to all European countries. Each academic year is divided into two semesters.

• The Licence (L1, L2, L3) is awarded after six semesters of study, i.e. three years after the baccalauréat.
• The Master's degree (M1, M2) is awarded after four semesters of study, or two years, after validation of a Bachelor's degree (a total of five years' study).
• The doctorate is awarded after six semesters, i.e. three years after the master's degree.
• The BUT is prepared in two years after the baccalauréat.
• The LP (licence professionnelle) is prepared in one year after obtaining a Bac + 2 diploma.
• The title of engineer is awarded in five years and leads to the grade of Master.

From my ENT, click on "internships" to access AMUStage, the interface that will enable me to draw up my internship agreement.

Find out more about internships.

Connect to the Aix*Marseille Université WIFI network. Once connected, open your browser. The first time you try to connect to a website, you'll be redirected to a captive authentication portal. You'll need to enter the same credentials you used to log in to your ENT.

If you don't yet have your ENT credentials, you need to proceed with your administrative registration.

Your ENT login is shown on your school certificate.

• Initial account (not activated), contact your school administrator
• Account already activated, go to Sésame.

Your login consists of the 1ʳᵉ letter of your name, followed by your student number.
Your initial password is your national number (INE) in lowercase letters.
You can find this information on your school certificate.

Log on to your ENT "e-bureau" and click on "Messages".
Once you've logged into your e-mail account, click on "More" and select "Preferences" from the drop-down menu.
Fill in the "automatic forwarding" field with your personal e-mail address.

At the start of each academic year, Aix-Marseille Université's International Relations Department (DRI) organizes a welcome desk for international students. International students arriving in France can complete their administrative formalities on site. In addition, a paper guide is published every year.

See the page dedicated to differentiated rights.

Differentiated rights

Here's a map of the Aix-en-Provence ALLSH campus.

On the AMU website, you'll find information on admissions, degrees, orientation, student integration and entrepreneurship, international student mobility, social aid, the preventive medicine service, mission handicap, as well as cultural and sporting events, etc.