The university of Orléans proposes a rich and multidisciplinary traning offer.
A wide range of training programs
At the crossroads of different areas of knowledge, the University of Orléans offers a wide range of courses, with more than 140 programs available.
The UO awards state degrees such as bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, university degrees, and certifications, all of which are geared toward future careers and backed by a wide variety of disciplines:
♦ Science and Technology ;
♦ Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences ;
♦ Law, Economics and Management ;
♦ Health Studies.
Innovative and accessible training courses
The courses offered at the UO benefit from the valuable insights provided by the research conducted in the laboratories.
The work carried out by teacher-researchers, researchers, engineers, and high-level technicians in the University's 25 research units contributes to the creation of new knowledge, while strengthening the capacity for innovation in the Centre-Val de Loire region.
Orléans is a leading international scientific center in many fields. The University is ranked in several rankings, including the Shanghai ranking, particularly for earth sciences, mathematics, biology, materials science, and chemistry.
With the MINERVE Project, the UO offers an innovative training approach that allows students to build a personalized research-oriented academic path, from the first year (BAC+1) to the doctorate, tailored to their personal project, profile, and learning pace.
Courses at the University of Orléans are available as initial training, apprenticeships, or continuing education, depending on the program.
A new dynamic in the healthcare sector
Since 2022, the Department of Medical Studies has been awarding the first cycle of medical studies (DFGSM), with the aim of eventually training 200 doctors per year in collaboration with the Orléans University Hospital. Its creation, along with that of the University School of Physiotherapy (EUK CVL) in 2019, paved the way for the future Health Faculty, which is scheduled to officially launch in 2026.
Based on existing training and research programs on campus, a Training and Research Center for Rehabilitation, Sports Performance, and Physical Activity will also strengthen synergies between the fields of Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Rehabilitation Sciences.
