With eight hundred years of excellence to build on, the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, a descendant of the Sorbonne and the Faculty of Law and Economics of Paris, is one of the largest universities in France today. Some forty thousand students are enrolled in 14 teaching and research departments (Unités de Formation et de Recherche) and 5 Institutes, which offer top level degree courses in law, political science, economics, management and the humanities.
The University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has about 48,000 students. It proposes 238 national degrees and 71 degrees from the university. Member of PRES Hesam, Paris 1 has the President, Professor Philippe Boutry. The three main areas of teaching at the University Paris 1 are the economic and management sciences, Arts and Humanities, and the legal and political sciences. Eight centuries of experience, 1,603 faculty members, 315 exchange programs with renowned institutions, 14 graduate schools, 42 research teams (including 20 joint research units) make Paris January 1 aspiring talents nursery in Excellency.
The equality of women and men is a fundamental right enshrined in the constitution is an essential value for democracy. This right should not only be legally recognized: it must be effective and affect all aspects of professional, social, political and cultural. It represents a major challenge for the future development of our university. The Charter for equality between women and men in higher education was adopted by the Conference of University Presidents in January 2013. It aims to support the implementation of an effective equality policy in universities. If the public higher education and research guarantee women and men equal rights and equal access to all jobs, grades, functions and training, the reality of the situation is much more diverse and complex: inequalities in the paths of women and men persist , both among staff and between students and students.
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This high place of knowledge and culture far exceeds - by its history as its students - the other Parisian universities
By Houdan Cyprien (Jan, 2018) |
It is a very beautiful place. The library is great. The place is well positioned lying near the Luxembourg garden.
By Felix Peyronnet (Oct, 2017) |
The largest and oldest university, a prestigious and a piece of history. An impressive building, architecture, attention to every detail. Today the administrative center located in central Paris, in the Latin Quarter. A must see.
By marinella muru (Sep, 2017) |
My dream University. If I could not do my studies there, my daughter at least will.
By Timothée Ndongue Epangue (Feb, 2017) |
It is a university where freedom of expression is disappearing (see the conference of Marwan MUHAMMAD canceled under the pressure of some extremist groups).
By Oussama BOUSSAADA (Feb, 2017) |
deemed university for its good quality of instruction, very happy to be a part (of sorbonnards).
By VISION PLURIEL (Feb, 2017) |
A great university with iconic amphitheaters. We meet fans and mathematical thinkers and historians! Fame is not stolen!
By Geoffrey Wasson (Feb, 2017) |
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Studying in the heart of Paris, my child's education has flourished thanks to the inspiring faculty and the personalized attention that truly fosters growth.
By Jessica Harmon (May, 2024) |