GOAL: Careers in Multimedia and the Internet

The degree is awarded based on continuous assessment. An assessment of student knowledge is conducted at the end of each semester (30 credits per semester).

The BUT program is equivalent to 180 European credits, corresponding to a bachelor’s degree (bac + 3). Students who have earned 120 credits receive the DUT (University Diploma in Technology, bac + 2) at the end of their first two years.

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  Options for adjusting the school schedule for elite athletes.
  For more information on accommodations for elite athletes, visit the school's information website

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  Flexible scheduling options are available for established artists.
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 The work-study program, which involves spending one week at a company followed by one week of classes, offers an immersive and hands-on experience.

WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
As a true bridge to professional integration, the work-study program is offered starting in the second year of the B.U.T. MMI and remains a viable option at any time during students’ studies. The work-study approach, characterized by one week in a company followed by one week of classes, offers an immersive and hands-on experience. This educational model allows apprentices to apply the knowledge they’ve acquired in the classroom within a real-world professional environment, thereby strengthening their understanding of the challenges facing the multimedia and internet sector. Furthermore, the work-study schedule enables students to effectively balance theory and practice. The schedule, developed in collaboration with the traditional academic program, ensures consistency between the two tracks, fostering the exchange of experiences and the sharing of skills between apprentices and students in the traditional program. This seamless integration offers apprentices the opportunity to benefit from the best of both worlds, combining academic expertise with professional experience.

Applicants who hold or are preparing for a French baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification are eligible to apply, except as noted in the additional procedures below:

.Applicants who are enrolled in school and/or reside in a country with a Campus France office must follow the "Études en France" process rather than the Parcoursup platform.

Students who are not enrolled in a regular program or who are not preparing for a French baccalaureate, a DAEU, or a Level IV diploma must follow a specific procedure to enroll in college (preliminary application or “white/green” application) and therefore do not use the Parcoursup platform, unless they are already enrolled in school in France.

For initial training:

Applications are submitted via the PARCOURSUP process.

The deadline for submitting applications is set by the PARCOURSUP process.

 Continuing education:

Continuing education at institutions of higher education is intended for:

- individuals (employees, job seekers, self-employed professionals, etc.) who have interrupted their studies and wish to acquire or develop a qualification, or to build on their professional experience
- employers (in the private or public sector) who wish to develop their employees’ skills

Provided they meet the prerequisites, applicants may register through the University of Montpellier’s Continuing Education Department to earn:

- Diplomas equivalent to the Baccalaureate (DAEU B, Capacité en droit)
- National and state diplomas (DUT, Licence pro, engineering degrees, Master’s degrees, etc.)
- Institutional diplomas (university diplomas, certificates)

Admission to the program is also possible through the Recognition of Professional Qualifications or the Recognition of Prior Learning (VAP/VAE). For more information, please visit the Continuing Education Department’s website.

Through an apprenticeship program (available starting in the second year):

For more information, visit the Languedoc-Roussillon Apprentice Training Center

General Baccalaureate graduates:
Technology Baccalaureate graduates: target of 50% of the student body;
Experience in teaching the following specialization is preferred:
◌ Digital Technology and Computer Science
◌ Science subjects
To a lesser extent, admission is still possible for graduates of other Baccalaureate tracks, holders of equivalent foreign diplomas, and students coming from a university program

• Student and Campus Life Fee (CVEC): Each student enrolled in most programs listed on Parcoursup must pay a Student and Campus Life Fee (CVEC) prior to administrative registration. (100 euros)
• For more information on the training programs subject to the CVEC fee and the applicable exemptions: https://cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr/
• Tuition per year: 170 euros. 
• Annual tuition for scholarship recipients: No tuition fees for scholarship recipients. 

The MMI Bachelor's Degree prepares students to pursue advanced studies, such as specialized master's programs in multimedia engineering, digital creation, digital project management, or advanced software development. The comprehensive curriculum offered by the MMI Bachelor's Degree enables graduates to explore a wide range of professional fields, where they can put their versatile and innovative skills into practice.