Students at UBP most commonly study for degrees in computing, telecommunications, communications science, applied statistics, economics, ecology and management. UBP also has an Institute for International Education, Argentum. Language and culture courses are specifically designed for students of Spanish as a second language. Foreign students may enroll for the semester or the year. Students of advanced Spanish may take courses in any department at Blas Pascal.
Students normally take four classes at four credits each semester.
UR exchange students have access to all of the University's facilities including the library and computing service, and student organizations. An interview and meeting in Spanish with Dr. Claudia Ferman in the Dept. of Modern Languages is also required. All application materials are to be submitted to the Office of International Education. This document represents the most accurate information available at the time of publication. Statements contained herein are not contractual obligations, and verbal or other representations that are inconsistent with or not contained within the document are not binding.