student at FLSH wishing to study abroad
I want to move abroad
All students at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Université Catholique de Lille have the opportunity, throughout their degree programme, to spend time abroad as part of their studies: exchange programmes, dual degrees and work placements abroad.
Going on an exchange programme
Going on a university exchange programme
Students can enjoy a study abroad programme at a wide range of destinations around the world (over 100 partner universities).
Plans for this programme should be made the year before departure, and an application must be submitted. Each degree programme offers the opportunity to study at different universities, as listed below.
international dual degree
Studying for a dual degree
A dual degree is a study programme that enables students to obtain two separate degrees at the end of a single course of study, through a partnership between the FLSH and another institution.
A number of partnerships with universities in other countries enable FLSH students to study both in France and abroad: the United States, the United Kingdom, India and Romania.
Doing an internship abroad
Going on a work placement
If you are doing an internship abroad, you may be eligible for financial support.
For any enquiries or applications for the Erasmus+ or Mermoz grants, please contact Chloé Rondeau.
International Office for Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities
In order to anticipate and best meet specific needs, and to be able to place students at a partner university where the facilities are suitable for their disability, we encourage them to make their needs known as soon as they apply.
If you have a disability, you are eligible for specific support (an increase in the variable component of your grant).
Travelling responsibly whilst studying abroad
The carbon footprint of international travel
Université Catholique de Lille and FLSH encourage international student mobility whilst striving to minimise its negative impact on the planet. To this end, the use of environmentally friendly transport is encouraged wherever possible, as is a lifestyle characterised by moderate consumption.
Tools are available to help you calculate your carbon footprint based on the transport you use and your consumption.
