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Aix-Marseille University is today one of the youngest universities in France; it is also the largest by its students, staff, and budget. All of which made Aix-Marseille University an institution of higher education and excellent research. Aix-Marseille University offers that when the labor market is a flagship university mission, all academic fields can study in France. Aix-Marseille University offers training in all disciplines: Arts, Literature, Languages and Humanities Law and Political Science Economics and Management Health Science and Technology. An intensive research site in collaboration with leading organizations, AMU is one of the French sites of excellence recognized by an international jury as part of Future Investments. AMU is also among the sites labeled "Operation Campus", with 500 million euros in capital mobilized to renovate and modernize its university campuses. Training, research, guidance, employability, interdisciplinarity, and exploitation of knowledge are the pillars of this establishment, the largest university in France and the Francophone world. Aix-Marseille University (AMU) is determined to pursue a dynamic and proactive international policy. It has established an International Relations Office to promote the European and international dimension of AMU's teaching and research activities. The office reports to the President and the Vice President for International Relations. It is primarily responsible for developing cooperation with foreign universities and managing student and faculty mobility as part of interuniversity agreements and exchange programs. A large, multidisciplinary university with nearly 71,000 students, AMU belongs to an appropriately vast network of partners (over 420 in Europe and over 300 outside Europe), from whose expertise it benefits while in turn showcasing its fields of excellence. Its involvement in consortia (CREPUQ, ISEP, etc.) allows students to study and undertake internships in any part of the world. Aix-Marseille University provides a significant contribution to the knowledge economy and the dissemination of knowledge. AMU's research agenda, pursued in collaboration with the major French research institutions, is driven by a strong ambition to develop research on the Aix-Marseille site.- Aix-Marseille University is today one of the youngest universities in France; it is also the largest by its students, staff, and budget. All of which made Aix-Marseille University an institution of higher education and excellent research. Aix-Marseille University offers that when the labor market is a flagship university mission, all academic fields can study in France. Aix-Marseille University offers training in all disciplines: Arts, Literature, Languages and Humanities Law and Political Science Economics and Management Health Science and Technology. An intensive research site in collaboration with leading organizations, AMU is one of the French sites of excellence recognized by an international jury as part of Future Investments. AMU is also among the sites labeled "Operation Campus", with 500 million euros in capital mobilized to renovate and modernize its university campuses. Training, research, guidance, employability, interdisciplinarity, and exploitation of knowledge are the pillars of this establishment, the largest university in France and the Francophone world. Aix-Marseille University (AMU) is determined to pursue a dynamic and proactive international policy. It has established an International Relations Office to promote the European and international dimension of AMU's teaching and research activities. The office reports to the President and the Vice President for International Relations. It is primarily responsible for developing cooperation with foreign universities and managing student and faculty mobility as part of interuniversity agreements and exchange programs. A large, multidisciplinary university with nearly 71,000 students, AMU belongs to an appropriately vast network of partners (over 420 in Europe and over 300 outside Europe), from whose expertise it benefits while in turn showcasing its fields of excellence. Its involvement in consortia (CREPUQ, ISEP, etc.) allows students to study and undertake internships in any part of the world. Aix-Marseille University provides a significant contribution to the knowledge economy and the dissemination of knowledge. AMU's research agenda, pursued in collaboration with the major French research institutions, is driven by a strong ambition to develop research on the Aix-Marseille site. View full university
