Paul Valéry University, Montpellier 3

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University of Culture, debate, and openness to the world, the University Paul-Valéry is in one of Europe's most ancient es academic traditions and enjoys core strengths, including its environment: a city and a region resolutely turned towards the youth and culture. Located in the heart of the "campus" Montpellier, the Paul-Valéry site invites you to evolve in a bold contemporary architectural complex, where the Mediterranean vegetation, water, and stone combine to serve as a showcase for artworks that beautify the parks, patios, buildings and highlight places of exchange, creation, and expression in the image of the Library of arts, Museum of castings, Theatre La Vignette or student House. Like those of Béziers site, these spaces are tools to enhance the quality of teaching and promote the success and thus the insertion in a professional world that s 'always opens more to the disciplines of Arts, Humanities, Languages, Social Sciences.
Paul Valéry is one of the oldest universities in Europe. The University of Montpellier, founded on 26 October 1289 through a bull issued by Pope Nicholas IV combining the schools of Medicine, Arts, and Law, is the third university founded in France, following Paris and Toulouse's. In 1939, the new Faculty of Humanities was built in the city center, facing Saint Paul's Cathedral on the rue du Cardinal de Cabrières (currently home to part of the University of Montpellier 1's Law Faculty), and inaugurated by the then Dean Augustin Fliche.

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