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Understanding the 'LMD' system
In the field of higher education in Europe, a new diploma system has been implemented to standardise degree courses.
Licence' (bachelor's degree) is awarded further to 3 years of study after the bac'
Master' (master's degree) is awarded further to 5 years of study after the bac'
Doctorat' (PhD) is awarded further to 8 years of study after the bac'
(Bac' or Baccalauréat': Final secondary school examination, qualifying for university entrance - equivalent to A-Levels)
University Lumière (Lyon 2) has been subject to this reform since 2003.
Bachelor's degree
The 7 milestones of the Bachelor's degree Implemented from the beginning of the academic year 2003 at University Lumière (Lyon 2), Bachelor's degrees are in line with the European Higher Education System (Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, PhD). Read next page
The Bachelor's Degree Implemented at the beginning of the academic year 2003 at University Lumière (Lyon 2), Bachelor's degrees are in line with the European higher education system (Bachelor's degree, Master's degree and PhD). These courses are available for students who have completed their final secondary school examination, qualifying for University entrance, and also for students who have completed a 1-year or 2-year course after their A-Levels. Read next page
Master's degrees
Master's degrees Description of Master's Degrees, Research Masters and Professional Masters. Read next page
PhD's
PhD's PhD studies are organised within doctoral colleges.
Free UE's
Cross discipline Units Cross discipline units (UE) are courses chosen by students to tailor and enhance their curricula, in line with their personal and professional requipements. They are managed by the 'mission UE libres' of the FILTRE training department. Read next page
Cross discipline UE's - semesters 1 - 4 Presentation of the cross discipline UE's accessible during semesters 1 - 4. Read next page
Cross discipline UE's - semesters 5 and 6 Presentation of cross discipline units UE's available during semesters 5 and 6. Read next page
