The foreign equivalents of the French Baccalauréat général are recruited through a competitive entrance examination (Dossier + Interview) common to 3 schools in the Polytech network: Marseille, Paris-Saclay, and Orléans.
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Terms and conditions
If you're in a French lycée abroad or an AEFE-accredited lycée(check) preparing for a French Baccalauréat (or if you obtained your high school diploma last year), you can apply via the Geipi-Polytech competitive entrance exam, see the dedicated page(Bac Général or Bac STI2D).
The concours sur titres is only open to students in their final year of science studies at a non-AFE-accredited lycée, or who are not preparing for the French Baccalauréat. If you have obtained an equivalence to a French Scientific Baccalaureate, the application procedure differs according to your country of residence:- If you are in a country with an "Etudes en France" procedure(check), you must apply via your country's Campus France website. You will then receive an e-mail inviting you to finalize your application on the Polytech network admissions website. You won't need to send in a paper application; we'll use the information on your Etudes en France form.
- In some cases: you will need to compile an application file, which can be downloaded from the Polytech admissions website.
Important : Consult the Polytech network's "Guide du candidat des admissions", which details application procedures, including the application timetable. (Page 12)
The application fee is €60.
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Calendar
Some important dates:
- Registration before March
- Publication of eligibility (candidates authorized to attend the interview): April
- Interviews take place in May (by videoconference).
- Admission results will be published: May 26 (1st call).
All Polytech Marseille courses are accessible via the preparatory cycle, except for the Biological Engineering course, which recruits exclusively biology/life sciences profiles.
Courses for the preparatory cycle are held at Polytech Marseille's St Jérôme site.
More details (on dates) on the French website.
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Tuition fees
MESSAGE TO EXTRA-COMMUNITY STUDENTS (Valid only for applications to Polytech Marseille)
Since 2019, the partial exemption policy voted by the Aix-Marseille Université Board of Directors is changing. Non-EU students pay different tuition fees to French and European students, except in certain cases defined in the national exemption framework.
Find all the information you need, as well as a FAQ on differentiated rights.
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