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ILCF students learn French thanks to street- art (Peinture Fraîche Festival) !

ILCF - Institut de Langue et de Culture Françaises

Online French classes at ILCF

ILCF - Institut de Langue et de Culture Françaises

Vie étudiante
Two students from our Faculty of Law are the winners of the prestigious «ELSA Negotiation Competition» 2020
Martin VOISIN and Timothée HAYS won the 2020 edition of the “ELSA Negotiation Competition”.

Faculty of Law
Padova model UPR: at the university as at the United Nations

Research
Vulnerability: a major theme for the Confluence Sciences and Humanities Research center
The Confluence Sciences and Humanities Research Center has made vulnerability a key focus of its explorations. A decision explained by the center's Director, Valérie Aubourg.

Faculty of Law
International Trade and Investment Law - Reflecting on the Future Face of Trade

Non classifié(e)
Let's welcome the World!
For several years now, UCLy has been doing its very best to make sure that the high-quality welcome offered to students from all over the world remains a priority. By doing so, it intends to cultivate its distinctiveness, based on the ongoing support of each and every student, especially those coming from abroad

ESTBB
Flipped learning to get students actively involved in their training course
What do a lecture in genetic engineering, an introduction to experimental scientific practice and revisions in microbiology have in common? The answer is that all of the above have been subject to educational innovations which have been implemented at the Graduate School of Biology-Biochemistry-Biotechnologies (ESTBB)

Education
Changing our perception of deprivation of freedom
By bringing together various professionals and former detainees, the new “Droits debout” (Upright Rights) university certificate gives multidisciplinary insight into the fundamental right of persons deprived of their freedom

Campus Life
UCLy welcomes the Art world
By bringing art into the confines of the university, and by including cultural activities in the curricula, UCLy intends to develop the creativity, open-mindedness and listening capacities of its students