Information on enrollment in the first year of the STAPS bachelor's degree program
Which subjects should I take in the baccalaureate to get into the STAPS program?
All STAPS programs in France have decided to adopt a common policy that does not favor one academic track over another for admission to STAPS. In fact, students with either a science-oriented or a humanities-oriented background have an equal chance of success in STAPS.
Access to healthcare professions: Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Physical Therapy (MMOP-K)
In L1, admission is based on selection (selective program) on Parcours Sup in the following independent programs:
LAS1 STAPS: 10 places at the start of the academic year, applications possible at the end of the academic year, subject to validation of prerequisites in Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Physical Therapy (MMOP-K)
LAK1 STAPS: 50 places at the start of the academic year, applications possible at the end of the academic year only, depending on prerequisites, for Physical Therapy: at least 20 places for the IFMK.
In L2, the following is offered
LAS2 STAPS: for former LAS1 STAPS students who have successfully completed their first year of STAPS or PASS (after selective admission to STAPS for former PASS students via e-candidat). Applications accepted for MMOP-K programs.
LAK2 STAPS: for former LAK1 STAPS students who have successfully completed their first year of STAPS. Applications may be submitted at the end of the academic year, subject to validation of prerequisites, for physical therapy only.
Students enrolled in LAS and LAK follow the entire STAPS program.
In LAS, students must also follow and passTU Commune (Common Health Unit) of the PASS Montpellier.
- Distribution of enrollment capacity by MMOP program for the academic year:
- For STAPS students enrolled in the LAK program, number of places available for admission to the first year of IFMK: LAK1: 20 places; LAK2: 5 places.
Please note that enrollment in STAPS, traditional track (excluding LAS and LAK), does not allow you to apply for health tracks.
Educational advisor: Ms. Christelle Koechlin-Ramonatxo