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Key admission requirements for entry into a Bachelor’s (Licence?1) program at the University of Rouen?Normandie:
1. Baccalauréat or Equivalent
You need a recognized Baccalauréat (French high school diploma) or an equivalent secondary-school qualification from your home country. If your credential isn’t automatically recognized, you'll need to apply through the Demande d’Admission Préalable (DAP) process via Campus?France before admission.
2. French Proficiency at B2 Level
Since instruction is primarily in French, international applicants must demonstrate at least a DELF/DALF?B2 level. In cases where programs are taught in English, French proficiency may still be requested.
3. Application Platform & Process
EU and French students with foreign Baccalauréat must apply via Parcoursup. Non-EU students or those applying to L1 who never enrolled in French higher education use the DAP process via Campus?France.
4. Academic Transcripts & Supporting Documents
Submit full secondary-education transcripts, translated into French by a sworn translator if needed. Include birth certificate, passport copies, and passport-size photos. Additional documents like CV or motivation letters may be required depending on program.
5. Application File Submission & Deadlines
International applicants (non-EU) must prepare and submit the DAP file—either DAP Blanc (abroad) or DAP Vert (in France)—between early October and mid-December, following national Embassy deadlines.
6. Tuition & Campus Life Contribution (CVEC)
Upon admission, you must pay a Licence registration fee (around €170–175) and a mandatory CVEC (Campus?Life Contribution) (~€103). Certain students (e.g. scholarship holders or refugees) may be exempt.
Rouen established CEROUEN, its Olympic Studies & Research Centre recognized by the International Olympic Committee. CEROUEN consolidates academic and applied research on Olympism and Paralympism—values like excellence, courage, equality—within teaching and events. It fosters new studies in sports history, governance, ethical performance, and social inclusion, adding an international academic dimension anchored to the Olympic movement
Beyond research, URN significantly contributes to Normandy’s economic development. With nearly 35,000 students and over 2,600 staff, it fuels regional innovation through partnerships with local industry, hospitals, and public bodies. URN has helped create thematic campuses like Campus Sciences et Ingénierie Rouen Normandie and Campus Santé, enhancing technology transfer, applied research, and startup incubation—showing real-world impact beyond academia
On October 15, 2024, URN signed a joint doctoral research agreement with South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk) under the INGENIUM framework. This marked a new chapter in cross-border PhD supervision, research exchanges, and collaborative projects. The agreement supports international training, shared labs, and stronger research synergies across environmental and societal challenges
In June 2023, University of Rouen Normandy in partnership with CNRS and INSA filed and received patent US 11685964 for a method and device to extract magnetic elements from sintered or plastic magnets using dense fluid under controlled temperature and pressure . The approach supports recycling and re‑use of rare-earth magnets used in electronics and renewable energy. This invention positions Rouen at the intersection of materials science and environmental innovation—supporting circular economy efforts by recovering valuable magnetic grains without harsh chemical processes.
In August 2012, University of Rouen filed a patent (20120214194) for a process to synthesize epicocconone analogs, fluorescent compounds used in protein staining and imaging . Epicocconone is a naturally derived stain useful in gel-based protein assays. Rouen’s process enables scalable and customizable analogs, improving sensitivity and flexibility in molecular biology. This reflects Rouen’s contributions to bioanalytical chemistry and life‑science tools—supporting research in proteomics and biomarker detection.
A second chemical‐resolution patent (US 11078152) was granted in August 2021 to Rouen researchers including Coquerel, Mahieux, and Gendron, for a method that isolates the (R)‑baclofen enantiomer via auto‑seeded, programmed polythermal preferential crystallization .
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