I am a student on an exchange program: Erasmus or bilateral agreement

Registration steps

1. You must first be selected by your home university, which must send us your official nomination by email to incoming.student@univ-tlse2.fr.

2. Once we have received and processed your nomination: we'll send you a link to our online application form, which you'll need to fill in.

3. Once we have received and processed your application, we will send you an acceptance email.

Note: for students requiring a visa, we will send you a personal letter of acceptance to present to the consulate.

Deadlines and additional information

To find out about deadlines for the various phases and important information concerning incoming study mobility, please consult our different fact sheets :

• Campus du Mirail – Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, Toulouse

 

• Campus de l’INSPE – Institut national supérieur du professorat et de l’éducation (INSPE), Toulouse

 

• Campus de l’IUT Blagnac – Institut Universitaire de Technologie, Blagnac

 

• Campus de l’IUT Figeac – Institut Universitaire de Technologie, Figeac

If you can't find the information you're looking for, or if in doubt, please contact us by email: incoming.student@univ-tlse2.fr

Training courses available from our catalog:

We invite you to download the catalog of courses open to exchange students (Erasmus and international agreements), in PDF format (in French). Click on the thumbnail that applies to you.

Note: For students on the PEF, AEL or Double Degree programs, please disregard these catalogs and contact your course coordinator directly for all questions concerning your choice of course.

   
 

 











Please note:

• Courses are subject to availability and timetable (if two courses overlap, only one of the two can be chosen).

 

• Timetables will be available at the time of course registration (end of July for first semester, end of November for second semester).

 

• Be sure to check language level requirements before making your course selection, by consulting our 2024-2025 fact sheet.

French courses (DEFLE department)

Students coming to study French as a foreign language or languages (Lettres Modernes, Langues Etrangères Appliquées, etc.) can choose several FLE courses according to their level. Students coming to study another discipline (history, psychology, etc.) can choose only one FLE course: B1, B2 or C1.
 

• French as a Foreign Language courses for “Language specialists” exchange students (in French)

 

• French as a Foreign Language courses for exchange students “Non-specialists in languages” (in French)

Courses taught in English

Find out about courses taught in English, at different UT2J departments.



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