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Name: Universite de Provence
Region: Europe - France

Description:
The University of Provence has two geographical centres: Aix-en-Provence for Arts and Humanities and Marseille for Science and Technology.

In each of these two centres a Centre de Tele-Enseignement (CTE), working as an integral part of the University, offers in distance mode the following programmes of the University of Provence, leading to French diplomas: Diplome d'Etudes Universitaires Generales (DEUG) in: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Life Sciences (Marseille), History, Literature, Philosophy, English, German, and Italian (Aix).

Degrees (Licence and Maitrise) in: Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Biology (Marseille), History, Literature, Philosophy, English, Italian, and foreign applied languages (Aix-en-Provence).


Address:
CTES, case 35
Universite de Provence
3 place Victor Hugo
13331 Marseille Cedex 3
FRANCE
or
CTEL, bureau 065
Universite de Provence
29 avenue Robert Schumann
13621 Aix en Provence Cedex
FRANCE
Phone: (+33 4) 91 10 63 91 (Marseille) or (+33 4) 42 95 31 43 (Aix en Provence)
Fax: (+33 4) 91 84 44 10 (Marseille) or (+33 4) 42 59 25 37 (Aix en Provence)
E-mail: soulet@telesup.univ-mrs.fr (Marseille) or ctel@telesup.univ-mrs.fr (Aix en Provence)
WWW: http://telesup.univ-mrs.fr

Admission:
Applicants to DEUG must be holders of a secondary school certificate (baccalaureat or an equivalent diploma). For degrees, the corresponding DEUG is required. In mathematics, a special course to update knowledge before entering Licence is offered.

Services:
Courses are delivered using mainly printed matter, and tapes for language courses. Since October 1995, some courses and other pedagogical documents, mostly in science matters, can be downloaded using a computer (Macintosh or PC) from the telematic server of the CTEs, which holds information and mailings between tutors and students. Some courses in arts and literature are delivered on Audiosup, the telematic audio-network of the FIED.
Experimental work in physical and natural sciences takes place during special sessions at the University before examinations.

Registration:
Students wishing to enrol on a course are required to undergo both an administrative (for diploma delivery) and educational registration (to receive courses texts).

A special registration mode is available for students who do not wish to take a diploma and choose to build their own courses.


Languages:
French
Overseas enrolment: Yes

Statistical summary:
There are currently approximately 2,500 students registered in CTES and CTEL, supported by 100 members of staff.

Date:
29 June 2000 kd

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