I am already a student at the Faculty of Education:
- I am enrolled in the first year of a master's degree program.
- I am enrolled in the first or second year of a bachelor's degree program.
- I am enrolled in the third year of a bachelor's degree program.
If you successfully complete your year of training, your enrollment in the following year is guaranteed.
After the academic jury for bachelor's degrees meets on July 3, 2026, you will be notified directly by email (by the Faculty of Education's registrar's office) of the registration procedures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
The application process has also been simplified for students already enrolled at the Faculty of Education.
Registration will be open from July 6 to July 14, 2026. Registration will only be available online.
A second registration period may be opened if necessary starting on August 21, 2026.
In accordance with current regulations, students have the right to repeat a year in a bachelor's degree program. However, the University of Montpellier sets a limit on the number of enrollments required to validate a degree; thus, for bachelor's degrees, a student may enroll a maximum of six times in the same program. If you do not validate your year, you will receive an email at the beginning of July explaining the procedure for re-enrolling.
Important note: the "Multidisciplinarity and Teaching, Education, and Training Professions" and "Preparatory Course for Elementary School Teaching" programs will be discontinued at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year. Students enrolled in one of these programs who repeat the year will be re-enrolled in the "School Teaching" bachelor's degree program at the start of the academic year.
After the academic jury meeting scheduled for July 3, 2026 (for repeat students), you will receive an email from the Faculty of Education's registrar's office detailing the registration procedures for the following year.
Please note: due to the limited number of places available, the registration period is very short: for the 2026-2027 academic year, you can only register between July 4 and July 14. Registration will be online only.
If you successfully complete your year of training, your enrollment in the following year is guaranteed.
After the academic jury for master's degrees meets on July 3, 2026, you will be notified directly by email (by the Faculty of Education's registrar's office) of the registration procedures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
The application process has also been simplified for students already enrolled at the Faculty of Education.
Registration will be open from July 6 to July 14, 2026. Registration will only be available online.
A second registration period may be opened if necessary starting on August 21, 2026.
In accordance with current regulations, students have the right to repeat a master's program. However, the University of Montpellier sets a limit on the number of enrollments required to validate a degree; thus, for master's programs, students may enroll a maximum of four times in the same course of study.
After the academic jury meeting on July 3, 2026, if you are authorized to re-enroll in M1, you will be notified directly by email (by the Faculty of Education's registrar's office). You will be informed of the enrollment procedures at the same time.
You do not need to submit an application on the Mon Master portal, unless, of course, you wish to switch to a different course of study.
Important note: MEEF programs (with the exception of "Training Practices and Engineering" programs) will be discontinued at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year. Students enrolled in one of these programs who repeat their year will be offered re-enrollment in M1 in one of the new training programs that will be available at the start of the 2026 academic year, according to the following schedule:
- MEEF1st degree ð re-enrollment in M1 with a major in "Education and Training Sciences," specializing in "Multidisciplinary Education, Training, and Teaching" (PEFE)
- MEEF Educational Supervision ð re-enrollment in M1 with a major in "Education and Training Sciences," specializing in "Education and Training Mediation" (MEF)
- MEEF2nd degree "Economics and Management of Organizations," "General Education in Vocational High Schools" or "Industrial Science and Technology – Industrial Engineering Sciences" ð re-enrollment in M1 with a major in "Education and Training Sciences," specializing in "Science, Technology, Humanities, Education, Training, and Teaching" (STHEFE), with a choice of the corresponding option.
Please note: due to the limited number of places available, the registration period is very short: for the 2026-2027 academic year, you can only register between July 4 and July 14. Registration will be online only.
Applications to enroll in thefirst year of a master's program are managed entirely through the My Master's portal.
Applications will be open from Tuesday, February 17 to Monday, March 16, 2026, for all our master's programs.
All applications will be reviewed by a committee. Responses will be communicated to all applicants starting Wednesday, June 3, 2026. As with Parcoursup for undergraduate admission, you may be admitted, placed on a waiting list, or rejected. If you are admitted, you will have a period of time to accept or decline the offer of admission. Any admission that is definitively accepted will cancel any other offers you may have received. All information on this subject is available on the Mon Master portal.
Candidates on the waiting list will be called as and when they drop out.
No ranking on the waiting list will be communicated to interested parties.
All responses will be sent to candidates via the Mon Master platform.
You will be notified directly of the procedure for your final registration as soon as you have accepted an offer of admission to the master's program.
Diplomas are issued in the fall following the academic year in which they are earned. If you earned your diploma in July or September 2026, it will be available to you at the very end of 2026.
Please note: for the "Multidisciplinarity and Teaching, Education, and Training Professions" programs, the Faculty of Education organizes a graduation ceremony in March of the following year, to which graduates are invited (by email): no bachelor's degrees will be awarded before this period.
For more details regarding the procedures for collecting or sending diplomas, please refer to the relevant section of the website.
In the meantime, and until my diploma is issued, I can use my certificate of completion, which is available on my digital workspace after the exam board meeting and has the same value as my future diploma.
In accordance with current regulations, students have the right to repeat a year in a bachelor's degree program. However, the University of Montpellier sets a limit on the number of enrollments required to validate a degree; thus, for bachelor's degrees, a student may enroll a maximum of six times in the same program. If you do not validate your year, you will receive an email at the beginning of July explaining the procedure for re-enrolling.
After the academic jury meeting scheduled for July 3, 2026 (for repeat students), you will receive an email from the Faculty of Education's registrar's office detailing the registration procedures for the following year.
Please note: due to the limited number of places available, the registration period is very short: for the 2026-2027 academic year, you can only register between July 4 and July 14. Registration will be online only.
I am not yet a student at the Faculty of Education:
Applications to enroll in thefirst year of a bachelor's degree program are managed entirely through the Parcoursup portal.
Applications are open from January 19 to March 12, 2026; you must then confirm your choices before April 1.
A committee will review your preferences and, if your ranking allows, you will receive an admission offer on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. This offer may be affirmative ("yes") or conditional on you taking additional French or mathematics courses during your first year of the bachelor's degree program ("yes if"). You will then have to accept or decline our offers, according to the Parcoursup calendar.
If you are admitted, you will have a period of time in which to accept or decline the offer of admission. Any admission that is definitively accepted will result in the cancellation of any other offers that may have been made to you.
If you are not admitted directly, you will automatically be placed on a waiting list. All information on this subject, as well as the complete schedule for the admission process, is available on the Parcoursup platform.
Candidates on the waiting list will be called as and when they drop out.
Final enrolment for our courses will only be possible once the results of the baccalauréat have been published, i.e. from July 7.
I can enroll in thesecond year of the Bachelor's degree program in Elementary School Teaching if I have already completed thefirst orsecond year of the Bachelor's degree program.
Applications for direct entry into L2 must be submitted via the eCandidat portal between May 7 and June 7, 2026. You will be asked to submit a cover letter, in which you must indicate the training sites you accept and rank them in order of preference, your transcripts from the first year of your bachelor's degree, your transcripts from your junior and senior years of high school, and your baccalaureate results. If you do not indicate any training locations, we will offer you the location with the most vacancies.
You will receive a response directly via the eCandidat portal between July 6 and July 10, 2026. If your application is accepted, you will be offered an assignment location. If you accept this offer, you will be notified of the dates and registration procedure.
However, direct enrollment in L3 "School Teaching" is not possible.
Only the L3 courses in Engineering Sciences and Techniques for Education and Training (STIEF), Education and Training Mediation (MEF), Economics and Organizational Management (EcoGest), and Hybrid Distance Learning for School Teachers (FADH-PE), which only exist at the L3 level, are open to applications for direct entry intothe third year of the bachelor's degree program. Applications must be submitted on the eCandidat platform ("blue database") via the link on the Faculty of Education website and on the dates indicated on the website (application periods are specific to each program).
Important note: students who successfully complete their first or second year of a bachelor's degree program, whether they are enrolled in the "Multidisciplinarity and Teaching, Education, and Training Professions" track or the "Preparatory Track for Elementary School Teaching," will be re-enrolled at the start of the academic year in the "Elementary School Teaching" track, unless they apply for thethird year of the bachelor's degree program in "Science, Teaching, and Mediation" with a specialization in "Education and Training Mediation."
Applications to enroll in thefirst year of a master's program are managed entirely through the Mon Master portal.
Applications will be open from Tuesday, February 17 to Monday, March 16, 2026, for all our master's programs.
All applications will be reviewed by a committee. Responses will be communicated to all applicants starting Wednesday, June 3, 2026. As with Parcoursup for undergraduate admission, you may be admitted, placed on a waiting list, or rejected. If you are admitted, you will have a deadline to accept or decline the admission offer. Any admission that is definitively accepted will cancel any other offers you may have received. All information on this subject, as well as the complete schedule for the admission process, is available on the Mon Master portal.
Candidates on the waiting list will be called as and when they drop out.
No ranking on the waiting list will be communicated to interested parties.
All responses will be sent to candidates via the Mon Master platform.
You will be notified directly of the procedure for your final registration as soon as you have accepted an offer of admission to the master's program.
It is not possible to enroll directly inthe second year of the master's program, with one exception: if you have already completed and passed the first year of the MEEF1st degree program in another academy, you can apply to enter the MEEF1st degree master's program directly inthe second year of the curriculum.
Applications are examined individually by an admissions committee.
Applications for direct entry into M2 must be submitted via the eCandidat portal between May 11 and June 13, 2026. You will be asked to submit a cover letter, in which you must indicate the training site(s) you accept and rank them in order of preference, your transcripts fromthe first year of your master's degree, and your transcripts from the three years of your bachelor's degree. If you do not indicate any training sites, we will offer you the site with the most vacancies.
You will receive a response directly via the eCandidat portal between July 6 and July 10, 2026. If your application is accepted, you will be offered an assignment location. If you accept this offer, you will be notified of the dates and registration procedure.
I need general information about registration:
The final registration periods differ depending on the program: for registrations in the first year of a bachelor's degree or the first year of a master's degree, the registration schedule is a national schedule determined by the Ministry.
A link to the Faculty of Education's webpage regarding registration procedures will be emailed to the students concerned.
With a few exceptions (see below), registrations can only be made online.
The entire registration process is paperless: you can register remotely yourself. All documents and supporting evidence can be scanned and submitted via the PJweb application (link available on the Faculty of Education website).
Payment of registration fees (unless you are exempt) can also be made online by credit card (secure transaction) or by bank transfer. The Faculty of Education is not authorized to accept cash payments. If you wish to pay by check, once you have submitted your application and supporting documents online, you will need to make an appointment with the registrar's office either by phone (04.67.61.82.86) or by email (fde-inscriptions@umontpellier.fr). However, you will need to travel to the Montpellier campus, which is the only location authorized to accept payment of fees.
Once you have registered, your digital work environment (ENT) will be created automatically: you will receive an email at the address you provided during registration, containing a link that you must click on within 24 hours. You will then be asked to create your password.
Once you have paid your registration fees (online or on site, if you are not exempt from registration fees) and all supporting documents have been validated by the registrar's office, your student card will be issued and you will be able to download your certificate of enrollment directly from your digital workspace. The CMS (multiservice card = your student card) will be issued to you at the start of the academic year, upon presentation of your ID (for all students) and the original copy of your diploma (for M1 enrollment) or high school transcript (for L1 enrollment).
Exceptions: students who have previously been enrolled at the University of Montpellier (regardless of faculty, school, or institute) but who were not enrolled during the previous academic year (due to interruption of studies or enrollment at another institution for the 2025-2026 academic year), and these students alone, must enroll in person. You will then need to contact the Faculty of Education's registrar's office by email (fde-inscriptions@umontpellier.fr). You will be sent a link to the page containing the registration form, the information sheet listing the various documents to be provided, the image rights authorization, and, for minor students, the registration certificate to be completed by the legal guardian. You will need to download these documents, complete them, and return them to us by email (to the address above). You will then be given an appointment to come to the office and make your payment.
Online registration offers nothing but advantages:
– It is completely secure, both in terms of personal data and payment.
– It saves a considerable amount of time and reduces the need for travel, particularly for students accepted at the Carcassonne, Mende, Nîmes, and Perpignan campuses, since identity documents and diplomas are verified directly at the assigned campus at the start of the academic year.
- your ENT (Digital Working Environment) is immediately created and your Scol'Pass (school certificate and receipt) is available within 24 hours of activation.
Yes, our entire range of courses is available as continuing education. The application procedure is the same as for the corresponding initial training program, and the Faculty of Education manages all applications. However, applicants should contact the SFC (Joint Continuing Education Service) at the University of Montpellier at the same time as applying or registering, without waiting for a response to their application(s):
Espace Richter
Rue Vendémiaire - Bât. E - CS 29555
34961 Montpellier - cedex 2
Tel: 04 34 43 21 21
No. Students enrolling in initial training must pay registration fees, the amount of which is defined at national level by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
Students enrolled in continuing education programs are required to pay a lump-sum fee more in line with the actual cost of a year's university education. This amount may vary considerably, depending on the individual situation and any reimbursements received. The university's continuing education department is your point of contact for all these questions.
University tuition fees for initial training are set annually by a decree issued by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation.
They differ depending on whether you are enrolling in a bachelor's or master's degree program (but are identical for the three years of a bachelor's degree and the two years of a master's degree). For information, for the 2025-2026 academic year, these fees amounted to €178 for a bachelor's degree year and €254 for a master's degree year. Added to these amounts is the cost of the CVEC (€105 for the 2025-2026 academic year).
If you are a French government scholarship holder, a grant holder on social criteria or a ward of the nation, you are exempt from tuition fees and the CVEC.
The CVEC is the Student and Campus Life Contribution. Its purpose is to enable the creation, consolidation, and strengthening of various services:
This contribution is "intended to promote the social, health, cultural, and athletic integration and support of students and to reinforce the preventive and health education measures implemented for their benefit" (Article L. 841-5 of the Education Code).
Payment is made directly to CROUS via the website: cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr
For information, the amount set for the 2025-2026 academic year was 105 euros.
Exempt from this fee are students on scholarships or receiving an annual allowance under the specific annual aid scheme, refugee students, students benefiting from subsidiary protection, and students registered as asylum seekers who have the right to remain in France.
Individuals enrolled in continuing education (and whose enrollment is handled by the SFC – Continuing Education Service – at the University of Montpellier) have the status of "continuing education trainee" and, as such, are exempt from CVEC.
Bursary recipients who have received their conditional bursary award are automatically detected on the cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr website, and can download their CVEC payment certificate once they have completed the online procedure, without paying or advancing the fee.
In addition, if you become eligible for contribution exemption during the academic year, you can obtain a refund of the contribution you have previously paid.
Payment of the CVEC is a prerequisite for enrolment at the University. Whether you are subject to the CVEC or exempt from it, you can obtain a certificate of payment of the CVEC at the end of the process, which must be provided when you register. The university will not be able to finalize your registration without this certificate.
As far as the refund of your registration fees is concerned, it all depends on the date of your withdrawal or resignation.
All resignations must be reported to the Schooling Department of the Faculty of Education, which will send you a form to complete, including all the information you need to know if you wish to cancel your enrolment.
If you withdraw before the start of the academic year (August 25, 2025), you will be refunded your registration fees by contacting the Faculty of Education's registrar's office, which will provide you with a form to fill out. This form must be returned along with a letter specifying your request, your bank details, and the paid receipt (which appears on your Scol'Pass). Your registration fees will be refunded by bank transfer within a minimum of two months. A sum of €23 will be retained by the institution to cover the administrative costs of processing your registration.
If you withdraw after September 1, 2026, reimbursement is not automatic but must be reviewed by an exemption committee. The deadline for submitting the refund application is set by the University of Montpellier authorities; for the 2025-2026 academic year, this deadline was October 31, 2025. The exemption committee meets every year in November. To apply for an exceptional refund, you must contact the registrar's office of the Faculty of Education, which will provide you with the "Request for Exceptional Refund of Tuition Fees" form. You must return this form along with a letter explaining in detail and with supporting arguments the reasons for your withdrawal from the program, as well as your bank details and your paid receipt.
If the commission accepts your request, you will be notified by mail and reimbursed within a minimum of two months following the date of this decision. A sum of €23 will be retained by the institution to cover the administrative costs associated with the registration.
If the commission rejects your application, you will be notified by mail.
For the CVEC, the procedure is carried out directly online, on the website https://cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr/.
If you have paid your tuition fees before receiving notification from CROUS that you have been awarded a scholarship, you are entitled to a refund. To do so, contact the Montpellier Faculty of Education's schooling department, which will send you the form to complete and return, together with the corresponding supporting documents.
If you have also paid the CVEC, you can request a refund directly on the website.