Toulouse III University
Founded 1970 under the 1968 law reforming higher education as one of three Universities replacing the former Université de Toulouse, founded 1229. Suppressed by the Revolution and replaced by Faculties of Law, Theology, Science, Letters, and Medicine 1808. Reconstituted as University 1896. A State Institution enjoying academic and financial autonomy, operating under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Education and financed by the State. Its structure is based on a series of Unités de formation et de recherche (training and research Units). Each Unit enjoys academic and administrative independence.
Funding:
Public
Grades 6
Languages 1
Divisions 13
- Dentistry FacultyFields of study: Dentistry
- Doctoral Schools Graduate SchoolFields of study: Agronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Health Sciences, Information Sciences, Medicine
- Engineering Department/DivisionFields of study: Engineering
- Engineering School
- Life Sciences and Earth Sciences UnitFields of study: Biochemistry, Biological and Life Sciences, Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Health Sciences
- Mathematics, Computer Science and Management UnitFields of study: Health Administration, Management, Mathematics and Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering
- Medicine FacultyFields of study: Medicine
- Midwifery SchoolFields of study: Midwifery
- Modern Languages Unit
- Pharmacy FacultyFields of study: Pharmacy
- Physical Education and Sports Unit
- Physics, Chemistry, and Automation Unit
- Technology Institute
Admission details
- Academic year: September to June (September-January, February-June)
- Requirements: Secondary school certificate (Baccalauréat) or equivalent, or special entrance examination
- Students allowance: Co-ed