Sorbonne Université (Sorbonne University)

Sorbonne University, situated in Paris, France boasts an illustrious history tracing back to its inception in the century. Originally known as the University of Paris, one of the institutions globally it earned the moniker Sorbonne after its theological college, the Collège de Sorbonne founded in 1257 by Robert de Sorbon. The university swiftly established itself as a center for education in Europe especially renowned for its studies in theology, arts and law. Over time it. Transformed, playing a role in shaping Europe's intellectual and cultural landscape. Throughout its past the Sorbonne has been closely linked with influential figures across philosophy, literature, science and politics. 

Distinguished alumni and faculty members include Thomas Aquinas, Marie Curie, Simone de Beauvoir and René Descartes. The university has stood as a bastion of thinking. Has made significant contributions to the Enlightenment period as well as advancements in human rights principles and scientific and artistic endeavors. In time the Sorbonne underwent reorganization during the early 21st century. This restructuring led to the establishment of universities within its framework; among them was Sorbonne University formed in 2018 through a merger, between Paris Sorbonne University and Pierre and Marie Curie University. Sorbonne University has evolved into an institution providing academic programs, in fields like humanities, sciences and medicine. It maintains its reputation for high quality education and research drawing students and researchers globally.

Admission Requirements For International Students

Undergraduate

Prospective students who wish to apply for undergraduate programs offered by Sorbonne University must meet the admission requirements outlined below.

• Completion of 12 Years of Basic Education
• High School Diploma
• High Grade Point Average
• High School Transcripts
  or
• French Baccalaureate
  or
• International Baccalaureate
  or
• European Baccalaureate
• Certificate in French Proficiency
  • Certificate in French proficiency received through internationally recognized proficiency tests such as DELF, DALF.
• Letters of Recommendation

Graduate

Prospective students who wish to apply for graduate programs offered by Sorbonne University must meet the admission requirements outlined below.

• Bachelor's Degree Diploma
• High Grade Point Average
• Official transcripts of the courses taken by the applicant during university education
• Work experience may be required for certain programs
• Certificate in French Proficiency
  • Certificate in French proficiency received through internationally recognized proficiency tests such as DELF, DALF.
• GRE/GMAT exam score may be required in accordance with the specific admission requirements of certain programs.

The Sorbonne University and its graduates have been nominated for and won many important prizes around the world. Among these awards are the Nobel and Turing prizes and the Fields medals. Some of the awards include;

• Academie des Sciences
• Verdaguer 
• Chancellier
• PEPITTE Ile-de-France
• Sciences de la Mer
• Nobel Prizes
• Turing Awards
• Fields Medals