Key admission requirements for enrolling in a Bachelor’s (Licence) program at the University of Pau and Pays Adour (UPPA):

High school diploma (baccalauréat or equivalent)
You must have completed 12 years of secondary education (e.g. high school + diploma) with strong grades—typically a minimum of around 75?% in top systems or a GPA equivalent to 2.0 or higher—to qualify for a Licence program 

Language proficiency in French (usually B2 level)
Since most undergraduate programs are taught in French, international students generally need to demonstrate a CEFR B2 level via tests like DELF or TCF-DAP. Some programs may require C1, depending on the field 

Application through appropriate procedure

EU or French-equivalent students: apply via the national Parcoursup platform.

Non-EU students in “Études en France” countries: use Campus France (Études en France) procedure.

Other non-EU students: apply directly via UPPA’s Apoflux system 

Submission of key documents
Required: certified academic transcripts, secondary school certificates, passport copy, CV, motivation letter; in some cases, letters of recommendation or a portfolio (e.g. architecture or arts) may be needed 

Language interviews or tests
International applicants (especially non-French speakers) may need to complete a French proficiency exam like TCF-DAP during the process. Some programs also conduct interviews in French to assess readines

Proof of financial capacity and visa support
For non-EU students, you must show proof of sufficient funds (approx. €615/month or equivalent from a sponsor) to apply for a long-stay student visa. You will also need to pay the French campus life fee (CVEC) of around €103