Bi- and Tri-national Courses Supported

Image Cursus bi et tri nationauxIdeally situated at the confluence of 3 different countries, languages and cultures, the Université de Haute-Alsace operates in a distinctly cross-border regional economy. Supported by the NovaTris, the Centre for cross-border skills, it has therefore naturally developed a broad range of bi- and tri-national courses.

The UHA offers its students 9 courses – most of which are endorsed by the Franco-German University (FGU) – providing one of the best selections for its size,  when it comes to cross-border courses. The large majority of these courses accept students immediately after the baccalaureate.

 

Terms and Conditions of Admission
  • Language level on entry: B1 minimum
  • Interest in the discipline taught
  • Undergraduate degree: baccalaureate or equivalent qualification
  • L3 and Professional Qualifications: L2 confirmed
  • Masters: Bachelor’s degree

Bi-national Courses

Bachelor’s Degrees:

Cross-border teacher training
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Franco-German bachelor’s degree in Chemistry - Regio Chimica
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International Marketing
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International Tourism Management - Tech2Tour
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Masters :

International Marketing
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Vine and Wine Sciences - Bi-national course in Viticulture and Oenology
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Tri-national Courses

Bachelor’s Degrees:

Project Management in Mechatronics
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Information Communication Systems - ICS
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International Business Management
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NovaTris provides support to help you develop intercultural skills. In addition to the range of cross-border courses, all UHA students can take full advantage of other NovaTris programmes:

Formations transfrontalières à l'UHA

What People Say

Studying abroad helps with more than a language and a culture. It offers a day-to-day life that is rich in encounters and discoveries, often, in point of fact, discovery of oneself. I grow each and every day thanks to my year in a neighbouring country. It’s an experience that everyone should try.*Nolwenn Jounot, student in Bachelor’s Degree Regio Chimica (bi-national course)

*These comments have been translated from French.