International

Welcome to the website of the International Relations Office of the UFR STAPS.

The international policy allows many students to complete one or more semesters of study or internships at partner universities in Europe and beyond. As academic exchanges for students and faculty members are one of the University's priorities, the STAPS International Relations Office pays particular attention to the quality of the welcome and follow-up of mobility programs.
Thanks to the many cooperation programs with the UFR STAPS, enjoy an international experience rich in discovery!
The International Relations Office only handles requests from Bachelor's and Master's students.
In view of the health situation, requests for information are mainly made by email or telephone, and visits in person are by appointment only.

Welcome to the International Office website of the UFR STAPS.

The Faculty of STAPS understands the importance of international experiences to your academic, career, and personal development. Through our international policy, we offer students numerous possibilities to undertake a study period or an internship at our partner universities overseas. The mobility of students and scholars is one of the University's priorities, and the goal of the International Office is to provide them with comprehensive support and advisory services.
With the numerous partnership agreements of the Faculty of STAPS, get the most out of your international experience!
The International Office only handles requests from Bachelor's and Master's degree students.
In view of the health context, requests for information are mainly made by email or telephone, and face-to-face visits are only made by appointment.


Welcome message from Mr. ERIC DREIDEMY, Head of Education

The courses taught in STAPS provide scientific and technical skills focused on human movement, physical activities, and sports. The program is multidisciplinary and combines biological sciences (neuroscience, physiology) and human sciences (psychology, sociology, history, anthropology). As indicated in the models describing the program, courses are delivered in the form of lectures (CM), tutorials (TD), and practical work (TP). They include scientific foundations for understanding and analyzing physical activities, as well as for teaching/rehabilitation/training, and courses on sports techniques.

Starting in the second year of the bachelor's degree program, students can choose from the following specializations: Adapted Physical Activities and Health (APAS), Education and Motor Skills (EM), Sports Training (ES), and Sports Management (MS). Each semester includes a core curriculum (TC) that complements the specialized courses. Teaching credits (ECTS) are indicated for each Teaching Unit (TU), and the courses inTU assigned a coefficient (coef).

The Bachelor's degree is organized into six semesters. Odd-numbered semesters begin in early September and end in December with exams, while even-numbered semesters begin in January and end in May, also with exams. A second exam session (make-up exams) takes place in June.

In Master's 1 and 2, general courses and six specialized courses are offered: Prevention and Rehabilitation (APPS RAPA), Prevention, Health Education and Physical Activities (APAS PESAP), Teaching Professions (MEFEPS), Management of Sports and Tourism Products and Services (MTS), Physical Preparation and Reathletization (EOPS STEP), Physical Preparation and Coaching (EOPS Psycoach).

STAPS degree programs, particularly master's degrees, are supported by four laboratories or research teams studying human movement, its rehabilitation and fundamental understanding, muscles, sociology, and psychology in the fields of health.

The following sports activities are taught at our UFR.STAPS: Athletics, Basketball, Badminton, Dance, Climbing, Soccer, Gymnastics, Handball, Judo, Weight Training, Swimming, Rugby, Tennis, Triathlon, Sailing, and Volleyball. Please note, however, that the number of student places in each sports activity group is limited.