French University in Armenia (UFAR)

Bachelor's (Licence) programmes, with fees set for four years of study:

• Law
• Management
• Finance
• Marketing
• Informatics and applied mathematics

According to the university, more than 90% of students admitted in 2025 did not know French and are expected to reach level B2 in French after four years.

Two-year master's programmes leading to two diplomas, with evening classes, French and Armenian lecturers and the possibility of an internship abroad:

• Marketing and sales
• Finance and control
• International, international private and comparative law
• International public and criminal law
• Artificial intelligence systems

Applicants to the marketing and finance master's without a background in the field can take preparatory courses.

Bachelor's applicants complete an online application with a scanned secondary-school certificate (or a school statement for students in 12th grade), a scanned passport or ID card, a 3x4 photo and the receipt for the application fee. Entrance exams depend on the faculty:

• Law: social science and Armenian
• Marketing, management and finance: mathematics and a foreign language (French, English or German) or Armenian
• Informatics and applied mathematics: advanced mathematics and a foreign language

Holders of certificates such as DELF B1, IELTS, TOEFL or Goethe-Zertifikat B1 are exempt from the foreign-language exam. Master's admission conditions differ for UFAR graduates and external applicants; applications are sent by email to [email protected].

Annual tuition fees for the 2026-27 academic year, in Armenian dram (AMD):

• Bachelor's in law, management, finance and marketing: AMD 1,050,000 (1st year), 1,090,000 (2nd), 1,120,000 (3rd), 1,140,000 (4th)
• Bachelor's in informatics and applied mathematics: AMD 1,120,000 (1st year), 1,150,000 (2nd), 1,200,000 (3rd), 1,250,000 (4th)
• Master's in marketing and sales, finance and control, and law: AMD 1,100,000 (1st year), 1,200,000 (2nd)
• Master's in artificial intelligence systems: AMD 1,250,000 per year

Bachelor's applicants pay an application fee of AMD 7,500.

UFAR has a system of academic scholarships for its best-performing students and a social aid scheme based on social criteria; a social aid call for 2026-27 has been announced. The university also runs calls for Erasmus+ mobility grants.