Université Paris-Sorbonne (reviews)

Université Paris-Sorbonne is a member of the Sorbonne University Group which will merge into the Sorbonne University as a re-creation of the University of Paris in January of 2018.

The Paris-Sorbonne University is the largest institution in France dedicated to the study of literature, languages, civilizations, arts, humanities and social sciences. It counts with an  excellent scientific reputation demonstrated by regular publications and international exchanges.

The Université Paris-Sorbonne offers its students with a variety of topics related to  the Humanity studies :

• Arts
  • Art and Archaeology
  • Music and Musicology
• Languages
  • English studies
  • Arabic and Hebrew studies
  • German and Nordic studies
  • Iberian and Latin American Studies
  • Slavonic studies
  • Italian studies
• Applied Foreign Language (LEA)
  • Classical Languages & French
  • Greek
  • Latin
  • French Language and Linguistics
  • French and Comparative Literature
• Human Sciences
  • Geography
  • History
  • The Institute for Research on Modern Western Civilization (IRCOM)
  • Philosophy
  • Sociology and Applied human sciences
• Communication
  • Information and communication (CELSA)
• Education
  • ESPE

The University has a high enrolment rate with more than 20,000 students. Out of this high number, more than 3,00 are International students. It ranks in place 293 in the QS World University Ranking and it´s placed in the 18th position in the QS ranking by subject in the field of Modern Languages.

The Université Paris-Sorbonne offers students 20 departments of specializing in arts, humanities, and languages. These departments are divided into 12 campuses in Paris. Three of the campuses are located in Marais, Malesherbes, and Clignancourt, while the other seven are situated in the historic Latin Quarter, including the historic Sorbonne university building.

The Paris-Sorbonne University is also home to the France’s most prestigious communication and journalism school, CELSA. This school is located in the Parisian suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine, which maintains about 400 international agreements.