Université d'Avignon

Avignon Université (Avignon University) is a university in Avignon, France. Its main address is 74 rue Louis Pasteur, and teaching and events take place on several sites, including the Hannah Arendt Campus in the city centre, the Jean-Henri Fabre Campus and the Villa Créative. The university is active in research: it hosts the Avignon Computer Science Laboratory (LIA), awards doctorates, and the Low-Noise Underground Laboratory (LSBB) is affiliated with it under the supervision of the CNRS and other partners.

Degrees follow the French licence (bachelor's) and master structure. Alongside them, the university offers the Cursus Master Ingénierie (CMI), five-year engineering tracks that add 20% extra teaching to a licence and a master and lead to an additional university diploma. CMI students complete 28 weeks of internships, spend at least three months abroad and finish with level B2 in English. The CMI label is awarded nationally by the Réseau Figure. Tracks include:

• Food production engineering
• Analytical chemistry of biomolecules
• Hydrogeology, soil and environment
• Territorial sustainability
• History and multimedia
• Computer science and artificial intelligence

The Lifelong Learning Department runs continuing education courses and diplomas. Students enrolled at the university can spend a study period abroad through Erasmus+ in Europe or through exchanges outside Europe.