NEW CALL FOR BACHELOR SUMMER PROGRAM !For your registration, use the form at the bottom of the page.
Please, fill it in by computer and send it back
before March 22nd - What is the Bachelor Summer Program ?
The Bachelor Summer Program gives you the opportunity to study at UJF, gain credits for your home university and meet students from all over the word! It is also open to French UJF students with whom you will interact daily.
This 6 week program offers scientific courses taught in English and French classes. You may choose among two scientific courses (physical computing, large scale facilities). Each of them is Made up of lessons, tutorials, practical works and scientific visits.
You will discover different aspects of French life through cultural excursions within the city and in its beautiful mountain environment.

“Grenoble is a really pretty city at least with the backdrop of the alps. It was nice that we were in time for different festivals”.
- When does the Summer Session take place in 2013 ?
From early June 2013 to mid-July 2013
It is designed for English speaking undergraduate students from 2nd to 4 th year. A good level in science is required, with different prerequisites for each course. Beginners in French as well as more advanced ones are welcome.
January : announcement of the scientific courses available, associated fees, on line application opening
March : deadline for application
April : final acceptance
60 h courses
, more details in
this flyer [PDF - 2 Mo]
We will take care of housing: you will have a room in one of the city students dormitories.
Reduced tuition fees for the 2013 : 500€!
Grants also available.
summer-program@ujf-grenoble.fr


“I enjoyed my 6 weeks as much that I wish to be back to that place for my furthered studies and for living some more years my life”.
“We were given many opportunities to get in touch with very interesting and special people and facilities”.
“Fab lab: very fun place to invent things, though it might help to add a little more structure to the first task then allow more individual creativity later”.