BUT Multimedia and Internet professions

The diploma is awarded on the basis of continuous assessment. A validation of knowledge is organized at the end of each semester (30 credits per semester).

The DUT corresponds to 180 European credits, i.e. a bac + 3 level. Those who have validated 120 credits obtain the intermediate diploma of DUT (diplôme universitaire de technologie, at bac + 2) at the end of their first two years.

• Top-level athlete

  Schooling can be adapted for top-level athletes.
  For more information on adaptations for top-level athletes, visit the school's information website.

• Confirmed artist

  Schooling can be adapted for experienced artists.
  For more information on adaptations for experienced artists, visit the school's information website.

 The work-study approach, with one week on the job followed by one week of classes, offers an immersive, hands-on experience.

ALTERNANCE
A genuine gateway to professional integration, the choice of work-study program is offered from the 2nd year of the B.U.T. MMI, and remains a viable option at any time during the course. The work-study approach, characterized by one week on the job followed by one week in class, offers an immersive, hands-on experience. This pedagogical model enables apprentices to apply the knowledge they've acquired in the classroom to a real-world business environment, reinforcing their understanding of the challenges facing the multimedia and Internet sector. What's more, the alternating work-study schedule enables students to balance theory and practice effectively. The timetable, drawn up in collaboration with the initial training program, ensures consistency between the two courses, encouraging the exchange of experience and the sharing of skills between apprentices and students in conventional training. This seamless integration enables apprentices to benefit from the best of both worlds, combining academic expertise with professional experience.

Candidates who hold, or are preparing to hold, a French baccalaureate or an equivalent qualification are eligible to apply, except for the procedures listed below:

Applicants who attend school and/or reside in a country with a Campus France area go through the "Études en France" procedure and not the Parcoursup platform.

Students who do not hold or are not preparing for a French baccalauréat, DAEU or level IV diploma must go through a specific procedure to apply to university (dossier d'inscription préalable or dossier blanc/vert) and therefore do not go through the Parcoursup platform, unless they are already enrolled in school in France.

Initial training:

On application, following the PARCOURSUP procedure.

Deadline for return of applications defined by the PARCOURSUP procedure.

 Continuing education:

Continuing education at higher education establishments is aimed at :

- people (employees, jobseekers, self-employed professionals, etc.) who have interrupted their studies and wish to acquire or develop a qualification, or enhance their professional experience
- employers (private or public) wishing to develop their employees' skills

Subject to fulfilling the prerequisites, candidates can register via the University of Montpellier's Continuing Education Department for :

- Diplomas equivalent to Bac (DAEU B, Capacité en droit)
- National and state diplomas (DUT, Licence pro, Ingénioriat, Master,...)
- Institutional diplomas (Diplôme d'Université, Certificat)

Access to training is also possible via Validation des Acquis Professionnels or Validation des Acquis de l'Expérience (VAP/VAE). For further information, please visit the Continuing Education website.

Apprenticeships (available from the second year):

For more information, visit the Centre de Formation des Apprentis du Languedoc Roussillon.

General baccalaureate holders;
Technological baccalaureate holders: target of 50% of enrolments;
Teaching of the following speciality is appreciated:
◌ Numerical and Computer Sciences
◌ Scientific subjects
To a lesser extent, admission remains possible for other baccalaureate series, equivalent foreign diplomas and for students coming from a university stream

• Contribution Vie Étudiante et de Campus (CVEC): A Contribution Vie Étudiante et de Campus (CVEC) (Student and Campus Life Contribution) must be paid by each student, prior to administrative registration, for most of the courses listed on Parcoursup.(100euros)
• For more information on the courses covered by the CVEC and the exemptions available: https: //cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr/
• Tuition per year: 170 euros. 
• Tuition fees per year for scholarship students: No fees for scholarship students. 

BUT MMI prepares students to embark on higher-level studies, such as specialized masters in multimedia engineering, digital creation, digital project management, or advanced IT development. The comprehensive training offered by BUT MMI enables graduates to explore a wide range of professional fields, where they can put their versatile and innovative skills into practice.