International Students Registration fees - School of Law
Non-EU students who are not subject to differentiated fees or who are exempted by the institution under the conditions defined below are required to pay the registration fees applicable to national students.
The exemption granted is valid for the entire duration of the course and is limited to:
- four years for the first cycle (Bachelor's degree)
- three years for the second cycle (Master's)
By way of derogation, students who have been granted an extension of their studies by agreement with the institution are exempt from differentiated fees for the entire duration of their educational contract (e.g. high-level athletes).
Students not subject to the legal framework
You will not have to pay the differentiated fees:
depending on your nationality
- if you are a national of one of the Member States of the European Union, another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area or the Swiss Confederation;
- if you are a national of a country that has signed an international agreement with France that says you have to pay the same registration fees as French nationals or that you don't need a residence permit in France.
depending on your status
- if you hold a residence permit marked ‘Residence permit for family members of a citizen of the EU/EEA/Switzerland’;
- if you have refugee status or subsidiary protection or if you are a person whose father, mother or legal guardian has this status or protection;
- if you hold a residence card issued under the conditions set out in Chapter IV of Title I of Book III of the Code on the Entry and Stay of Foreigners and the Right of Asylum, or if you hold a similar document issued under an international agreement applicable to the French Republic, if you are a minor aged 15 or over and accompanied by a parent who is a foreign nationalentry and residence of foreigners and the right of asylum, or if you hold a similar document issued under an international agreement applicable to the French Republic if you are a minor under the age of eighteen and a direct descendant or dependent of the beneficiary of one of these cards.
depending on the course you are taking
- if you are a student enrolled in a PhD programme or preparing for a HDR (habilitation à diriger des recherches, or qualification to supervise research);
- if you are enrolled in a preparatory class for the grandes écoles at a public secondary school and are enrolled in a public scientific, cultural or professional institution.
depending on your situation in 2018/2019
- if you were enrolled in 2018-2019 or earlier at a university, a school under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation (MESRI) or a French Language Centre (FLE)
Students exempt under the institution's policy
You will not be required to pay the differentiated fees:
depending on your nationality
- if you are a national of one of the low-income countries listed below:
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depending on your status
- if you are a recipient of a French government scholarship or an embassy scholarship
depending on the programme you are enrolled in
- if you are coming to study under an international inter-institutional agreement signed between UT Capitole and a foreign partner;
- if you are a student under a European or international exchange agreement (ERASMUS or bilateral agreement)
- if you are enrolled in an apprenticeship programme
- if you are enrolled in one of our distance learning programmes
students taking a gap year
Students exempted under the School of Law's admission policy
if you are admitted to one of the following international programmes:
- Bachelor in Law - LLB English and French Law (University of Essex)
- Bachelor in Law - LLB English Law (University of London / Institute of Law Jersey) for L2 and L3
- Bachelor in Law - Certificate of Franco-German Legal Studies (University of Saarland)
- Bachelor in Law - Certificate in German Law (University of Passau or University of Mannheim)
- Bachelor's and Master's (M1) in Law - Bachelor of Law (University of Finance near the Russian Government)
- Bachelor's degree in Law - Bachelor of Law (Kutafin University, Moscow) suspended until further notice
- Bachelor's and Master's (M1) in Law - Bachelor of Civil Law (University College Dublin or University of Galway)
- Bachelor's and Master's (M1) in Law - LLB English Law and French Law (Bangor)
- Bachelor's and Master's (M1) in Law - Grado (Autonomous University of Barcelona - U.A.B. or University of Valencia)
- Bachelor's and Master's (M1-M2) in Law - Laurea Magistrale in Giurisprudenza (University of Milan or Federico II University of Naples)
- Bachelor's degree in French Law and Anglo-Saxon Law
- Bachelor's degree in Law and the Hispanic World
- Master's degree in International Law and European Law, ESLToulouse-LLM International Economic Law (IEL)
- Master's degree in International Law and European Law, ESLToulouse-LLM Cross-border Disputes
- Master 2 in International Law and European Law, International Aviation Law (CbD)