Education policy
Through its Faculties of Health, Social Science and Humanities, Université Paris Cité offers interdisciplinary curriculum in which international mobility and innovative pedagogies are paramount.
Promote the sucess of all students
The success of all students, from the moment they join the university, is one of the priorities for Université Paris Cité.The gradual, flexible curriculum, modular and common across our faculties, allows students to build an interdisciplinary academic plan based on a progressive specialisation, which meets this objective. Similarly, the development of innovative training programs and structures – a platform for medical simulation, e-learning and digital resources – as well as the promotion of student engagement and access to guidance programmes provide students with a study environment conducive to developing their professional plan.
Université Paris Cité is committed to strengthening its relations with the partners of the socio-economic world in order to articulate competencies, facilitate employment and to provide a course offering that is in line with the French and international job market.
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People with disabilities and staff members: meet through DuoDay 2026!
Université Paris Cité is taking part in the national DuoDay initiative on 19 November by creating pairs made up of a person with a disability and a volunteer staff member for a day of mutual discovery. A different perspective on disability The 9th national edition of...
Shanghai 2026: Université Paris Cité climbs to 57th place worldwide
For the first time, Université Paris Cité has reached 57th place worldwide in the Shanghai Ranking (ARWU), its highest position since its foundation. It also remains the fourth-ranked university in France. The latest Shanghai Ranking, or Academic Ranking of World...
The Amazon, Viruses, and Vampires: what a year of One Health-Emerging Infectious Diseases webinars revealed to the world
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings: an “extraordinary” week at the heart of scientific excellence, as told by two young researchers from UPCité
Thanks to the support of the SMARTS-UP Graduate Schools programme, Federica Namor, a PhD student at the Saint-Louis Research Institute (IRSL – Université Paris Cité/Inserm) and Marie Robert, a young doctor from the Center for Research on Inflammation (CRI – Université...