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CIVIS and non-EU
Studying in Europe with the CIVIS program
The CIVIS and Non-EU programs enable you to spend one or more study periods at a partner university. Taking part will enable you to:
- study law at a foreign law school for a semester or a year
- be exempt from tuition fees at the host university
- validate 1 semester or one year of a Licence 3, a Master 1, a Certificat Universitaire de Droit Comparé (1 semester) or a Diplôme Universitaire de droit Comparé (1 year) by transferring the ECTS credits acquired and the grades obtained
- be eligible for financial aid for mobility, subject to certain conditions (see "Financial Aid").
What are the conditions for taking part?
- Be enrolled at Aix-Marseille in the year preceding the mobility period
- Be selected by AMU
Applying for a Master 1 degree
Pre-selection for an Erasmus trip, by Civis or outside Europe, as part of a Master 1 program, does not prejudge admission to the Master 1 program, which depends solely on admission to the Master 1 program at the end of the E-candidate procedure.
Consequently, even if a student is preselected for an Erasmus trip, by Civis or Hors Europe, as part of a Master 1 program, he or she will only be admitted to the exchange program if he or she has been selected for the Master 1 program. Please note that not all M1 courses are compatible with an exchange program. Please contact the M1 course coordinator.
Students are invited to follow the normal Master selection procedure, as set out in the E-candidat application.
Please note that not all M1 courses at AMU are compatible with an overseas placement. Please contact the Administrative Agent in charge of mobility.Application form
Application deadline
- For mobility in 2025/2026 with CIVIS: 17/10/2024 to 11/12/2024 (4:00 pm)
Application form
- To be submitted on the online platform
- 4 choices of university.
- The different choices must be made on the same form, in the "Choice of destination" section, click on "+ Choice".
Required documents:
- ID (or passport) valid for the entire duration of the mobility period
- Baccalauréat transcript
- detailed transcripts from L1 onwards
- 1 CV in French
- 1 cover letter in French (1 recto maximum, typed, signed -> why this university, why me, what are my short-, medium- or long-term plans) per choice of university
- 1 language certificate (for English-speaking destinations)
- 1 study plan per university:
- Make a study plan by choice of university (use the "Study Contract" document below).
- You will find links to course catalogs on the list of partners. Your choice of courses must correlate with your degree (Licence 3 or Master 1).
- Indicate in the left-hand column the courses you would have taken if you had stayed at AMU, and in the right-hand column the courses you wish to take abroad.
A language test will be taken with the language laboratory in March for students applying to Germany, Spain and Italy.
Please note that for Glasgow, TOEIC is not sufficient. TOEFL or IELTS is required.
What are the selection criteria?
- Satisfactory results in the semesters preceding the mobility and possession of all required ECTS credits.
- Proof of language certification with the required number of points
- A good cover letter
Which destinations?
To find out about departure options, download the "Civis agreements - Outside the EU" sheet in the "Documents to download" section.ERASMUS funding
If your university exchange is part of the Erasmus+ program, you can take a language test via the EU Academy platform. Whatever the result, this will not affect your financial aid, but will enable you to assess your level and access Erasmus+ online courses to support you throughout your mobility.
Contact à ajouter- Civis and non-EU partners Civis and non-EU partners
- Study contract Study contract
- ISEP - Choice of universities ISEP - Choice of universities
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ERASMUS, Switzerland and United Kingdom
Studying in Europe with the CIVIS program
The ERASMUS, Switzerland and UK programs enable you to spend one or more study periods at a partner European university. Taking part will enable you to:
- study law at a foreign law school for one semester or one year
- be exempt from tuition fees at the host university
- validate 1 semester or one year of a Licence 3, a Master 1, a Certificat Universitaire de Droit Comparé (1 semester) or a Diplôme Universitaire de droit Comparé (1 year) by transferring the ECTS credits acquired and the grades obtained
- be eligible for financial aid for mobility, subject to certain conditions (see "Financial Aid").
What are the conditions for taking part?
- Be enrolled at Aix-Marseille in the year preceding the mobility period
- Be selected by AMU
Applying for a Master 1 degree
Pre-selection for an Erasmus trip, by Civis or outside Europe, as part of a Master 1 program, does not prejudge admission to the Master 1 program, which depends solely on admission to the Master 1 program at the end of the E-candidate procedure.
Consequently, even if a student is preselected for an Erasmus trip, by Civis or Hors Europe, as part of a Master 1 program, he or she will only be admitted to the exchange program if he or she has been selected for the Master 1 program. Please note that not all M1 courses are compatible with an exchange program. Please contact the M1 course coordinator.
Students are invited to follow the normal Master selection procedure, as set out in the E-candidat application.
Please note that not all M1 courses at AMU are compatible with an overseas placement. Please contact the Administrative Agent in charge of mobility.United Kingdom
From September 2022, the UK will no longer be an official participant in the ERASMUS+ program.
This implies a number of major changes for mobility in these countries.
Language certifications
Few language certifications are officially accepted(UK Government website). Currently (as of 28/06/2021), you need to prove a minimum level of English B2 with one of the following certifications:
- IELTS SELT Consortium: "IELTS for UKVI" or "IELTS Life Skills".
- LanguageCert: "LanguageCert International ESOL SELT".
- Pearson: "PTE Academic UKVI" or "PTE Home
- PSI Services: Skills for English UKVI
These are valid at all UK universities. They cost between €200 and €250.
The TOEFL is currently accepted by the universities and allows you to obtain the VISA (250€).
VISA
A passport is required for both 1-semester and 1-year stays. It must be valid for the entire duration of your stay. If you don't have one, take the necessary steps as soon as possible.
1-semester mobility (6 months or less):
EU students will be able to study in the UK for up to six months without applying for a visa under the new Visitor Route rules. They will be able to apply for the Visitor Route at the border on arrival in the UK (airport or train station), presenting a letter of acceptance from their host university and using their e-passport. There is no application fee.Mobility over 6 months :
The "student route" will apply to students studying in the UK for more than 6 months. A visa is required.
For the visa application (~ 1000€) :- Application fee
- NHS access fees will apply to students.
Application form
Application deadline
- For mobility in 2025/2026 with ERASMUS: 17/10/2024 to 23/02/2025 (inclusive)
Application form
- To be submitted on the online platform
- 4 choices of university
- Please note that the different choices must be made on the same form, in the "Choice of destination" section, click on "+ Choice".
Required documents:
- ID (or passport) valid for the entire duration of the mobility period
- Baccalauréat transcript
- detailed transcripts from L1 onwards
- 1 CV in French
- 1 cover letter in French (1 recto maximum, typed, signed -> why this university, why me, what are my short-, medium- or long-term plans) per choice of university
- 1 language certificate (for English-speaking destinations)
Students applying to Germany, Spain and Italy will have to take a language test with the language laboratory in March.
The study plan is not required for Erasmus applications. You can insert a blank page.
What are the selection criteria?
- Satisfactory results in the semesters prior to mobility and possession of all required ECTS credits.
- Proof of language certification with the required number of points
- A good cover letter
Which destinations?
To find out about departure options, download the "ERASMUS agreements, Switzerland and the UK" sheet in the "Documents to download" section.ERASMUS funding
If your university exchange is part of the Erasmus+ program, you can take a language test via the EU Academy platform. Whatever the result, this will not affect your financial aid, but will enable you to assess your level and access the Erasmus+ program's online courses to support you throughout your mobility.
Contact à ajouter- Erasmus partners, Switzerland and UK Erasmus partners, Switzerland and UK
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Who can help me find an internship?
We don't keep an address book.
However, here are a few organizations that regularly offer internships:
- The International Criminal Court in The Hague (Netherlands)
- European Commission, Brussels (Belgium)
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Humanitarian NGOs
You can also get in touch with the SUIO, which can offer workshops on writing CVs, covering letters, etc.
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What steps do I need to take?
Once you've found your internship, you'll need to apply for an agreement via your ENT.
Please note that some countries are considered "at risk". You can consult the list on the France Diplomatie website. These destinations require validation of the internship agreement by the university's Defense Security Officer (FSD). In the event of refusal, the internship must be cancelled.
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Is financial assistance available?
If your internship is abroad, you may be eligible for financial assistance.
In the "Documents to download" section, you'll find a brochure explaining all the schemes in place to qualify for a grant.
These vary according to your destination country and whether or not you are a CROUS scholarship holder.
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Scholarship application procedure
- Log on to your ENT, then go to the Moveon online platform
- Fill in the form "2023/24 - Déclaration : Mobilités Stages" by clicking on "Commencer".
- Send an e-mail to the component's mobility manager
- Once the internship has begun, upload the arrival certificate, duly completed, signed and stamped by the internship tutor, to the form "2023/24 - Follow-up: On arrival".
- Once the internship has ended, you will need to upload the "After the mobility" document (for ERASMUS mobilities only) and the return attestation (same document as the arrival attestation) duly completed, signed and stamped by the internship tutor in the "2023/24 - Follow-up: On return" form.
Once the first 3 steps have been completed, the file is sent to the commission to determine whether the student is eligible (or not) for one or more scholarships. To be eligible for a scholarship, the internship must last at least 2 full months.
The following scholarships are available:
- ERASMUS scholarship : 12 months' funding per study cycle, amounting to between €420 and €520 per month (depending on destination country).
- AMI scholarship : 9 months' funding over the entire university course, for CROUS scholarship holders only, 400€ per month
- PMS (Outgoing Mobility Plan): scholarship based on academic criteria
Contact
- AMU scholarships AMU scholarships
As part of your STUDY mobility program, you may be eligible for financial assistance.
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Europe
The ERASMUS grant: anyone can benefit from this, as long as they work at a partner university.
If your university exchange is part of the Erasmus+ program, you can take a language test via the EU Academy platform. Whatever the result, this will not affect your financial aid, but will enable you to assess your level and access the Erasmus+ program's online courses to support you throughout your mobility.
AMI scholarship: for CROUS scholarship holders only (regardless of level).
PMS: all students are eligible. A commission decides who is eligible. The criteria are as follows: double degree (2+2 Kent), CIVIS universities, academic record.
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Outside Europe
AMI scholarship: for CROUS scholarship holders only (regardless of level).
PMS: all students are eligible. A commission will decide who to award it to. The criteria are as follows: double degree (2+2 Kent), CIVIS universities, academic record.
PACA Region scholarship: cannot be combined with other scholarships. Only available to students with a Family Quotient of less than €24,000 (total gross income / number of shares).
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What steps do I need to take?
Aurélie BOLLORÉ will contact you directly to give you the detailed procedure.
Since September 2020, the procedure is entirely dematerialized and goes through Moveon.
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What steps do I need to take?
Aurélie BOLLORÉ will contact you directly to give you the detailed procedure.
Since September 2020, the procedure is entirely dematerialized and goes through Moveon.
Contact
- AMU scholarships AMU scholarships
As part of your STUDY mobility program, you may be eligible for financial assistance.
- AMU scholarships AMU scholarships
