The LMD scheme
The courses offered to students is organized in accordance with the European framework for higher education called LMD
LMD can be defined as follows:
- An organization around three degrees: the Bachelor’s degree, the Master’s degree – the Doctorate
 - A course- and semester-based organization validated by credits (ECTS).
 
The framework is based on course credit transfer allowing common recognition by any French or European university.
|              L  |                          M  |                          D  |         
|              BACHELOR’S DEGREE  |                          MASTER’S DEGREE  |                          DOCTORATE  |         
|              Baccalaureate + 3 years of studies  |                          Baccalaureate +5 years of studies  |                          Baccalaureate + 8 years of studies  |         
|               180 credits  |                           + 120 credits   |                           + 180 credits   |         
- The higher education 2-year (DEUG) and 4-year (MASTER 1) degrees are only delivered on students’ special request
 - The courses on offer are organized by academic field and each field is divided in tracks and majors. The Master’s degree-2 is either work-oriented or research-oriented.
 
This organization:
- Enables students to design their own training path according to their own personal career project.
 - Facilitates mobility and exchanges within the European Union
 - Favours better recognition of the diplomas on the labour market