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The Université Catholique de Lille was founded in 1875. It gathers 40,000 students and 22 training establishments, covering 11 fields of study. The University also includes medical and social establishments such as 2 hospitals, 1 clinic, 5 EHPAD and 1 educational and therapeutic institute.
The Université Catholique de Lille (commonly known as "La catho"), officially the Fédération universitaire et pluridisciplinaire de Lille (according to its statutes [2] ), is a federation of higher education establishments, of Catholic inspiration, created in 1973. Its history dates back to 1875.
Created in 1875, the Université Catholique de Lille is the largest private university in France. It is a member of the Union des Établissements d’Enseignement Supérieur Catholique (UDESCA – Union of Catholic Higher Education Institutions,) of the European Federation of Catholic Universities (EFCU) and the International Federation of ...
The Université Catholique de Lille welcomes international students every year who wish to pursue a degree program within one of its institutions. The university offers a wide range of courses and programs, ensuring that everyone can find something that suits their interests and aspirations. Find a course. Find a program. Academic offer in English.
Lille Catholic University is a private federation of institutions that are inspired by the Catholic religion. It was established in 1973. The federation comprises of five faculties, 20 schools and institutes, research centres and and a hospital.
Universite Catholique de Lille was founded in 1875 with the active support of the Catholic Church and a group of Christian businessmen. Later, vocational colleges (paramedical and engineering) joined the five founding faculties (Law, Arts, Science, Medicine and Theology).
Université Catholique de Lille, founded in 1875, has 33,000 students today. The campus is just next to the city center, in the Vauban district, with its parks, its famous cosmopolitan market and its tree-lined avenues.
