High?school diploma equivalent (Baccalauréat or international equivalent)
You must hold a complete secondary school certificate (e.g., A?Level, IB, High School Diploma) that’s officially translated into French by a sworn translator 

Language proficiency

French?taught programs require at least B2 level (TCF, DELF, DALF) for most Bachelor’s courses; higher levels (C1/C2) may be needed for specific faculties 

English proficiency (TOEFL ≥74 iBT) may also be required for certain English-taught tracks 

Official academic transcripts
You need notarized and translated versions of your high?school grades, showing your complete academic record

Motivation letter
A compelling personal statement explaining why you want to study at UBFC and how your background aligns with the program is usually required

CV and/or Letters of Recommendation
Although more common for Master’s, some Bachelor applications may ask for a CV or one academic/professional recommendation (varies by program)

Online application + administrative documents
You must apply via the official platform before deadlines and later submit: identity proof, a passport-style photo, proof of health insurance, and (if needed) visa documentation for non?EU students