How to Apply for Admission at Sorbonne University (International Students)

Sorbonne University offers high quality Arts & Humanities programs. Here’s the admissions landscape for international applicants:

Language Proficiency

•Most Arts & Humanities courses are delivered in French; a minimum B2 level of French proficiency is typically required.   

Application Steps

International applicants not part of exchange programs (free movers) must:

1.Visit Campus France (“Études en France”) to begin the application according to your nationality and residence.  

2.Submit your admission file through DAP (“Demande d’Admission Préalable”) for the first year of Bachelor’s if applicable.   

3.Upon admission, proceed with administrative and course registration steps—often involving paying CVEC, tuition, and setting up your campus account.   

Special Pathways

•Exchange students (e.g., Erasmus+) apply via their home university, nominated to Sorbonne after meeting French language requirements.   

Real Student Insights from Reddit

“You’ll need a minimum of a B2 DELF certificate in French before applying. If you’re not exempt, you’ll be forced to take a French test.”  

“You need to go to the CampusFrance website for your country… they do not require SAT. Documents include transcripts, diploma, passport, resume, personal statement, and certified French translations.”