Limoges University is a French public university, in the city of Limoges. It is a large higher education institution in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. It offers a broad range of academic disciplines such as law, economics, management, humanities, languages, literature, social sciences, education, science, technology, health sciences, pharmacy, medicine-related studies, sports sciences, computer science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences, environmental sciences, engineering-related fields, materials science, ceramics, electronics, optics, communication and doctoral research. The university plays an important role in the region, in teaching, research and innovation, in professional training and development of the public academia.

The faculties, institutes, schools, laboratories, research centers and doctoral schools provide undergraduate, postgraduate, professional, health, technology, engineering and doctoral programs. The academic structure of the university includes law and economics, humanities and social sciences, science and technology, health, pharmacy, medicine, sports sciences, university technology institutes, professional education units and research laboratories. The university is particularly well known for science and technology areas related to ceramics, materials, electronics, optics, digital technologies, health and environmental sciences.

The University of Limoges uses the French public university registration-fee model for a number of programmes leading to national diplomas. The registration fee for national degrees is usually €178 per year (Licence / bachelor’s-level programmes), €254 per year (Master’s-level programmes) and €397 per year (Doctoral registration). CVEC is the contribution of €105 per year for student and campus life, unless exempt. That means the minimum payable annual cost linked to a university is usually €283 for Licence, €359 for Master and €502 for Doctorate, before living costs and personal expenses. Depending on the applicant category, exemption status and programme registration rules, non-EU differentiated fees may apply. Some international classes, engineering-related routes, university diplomas, continuing education, health routes, professional training and special institutional programmes may have different fee rules.

The university’s location in Limoges puts students in a regional academic environment, with public institutions, laboratories, hospitals, cultural organisations, research centres, technology sectors, ceramic and materials industries, business networks and environmental organisations. Graduates can pursue careers in law, administration, management, education, healthcare, pharmacy, research, science, technology, materials, ceramics, optics, electronics, data science, environmental areas, communication, social sciences, sports sciences and doctoral research. The University of Limoges is for students who want a public university with low national-degree fees, regional research strengths, professional pathways and a strong science and technology profile.