Outgoing mobility

Enrich your academic path with an international experience

EM-Sorbonne offers several opportunities to incorporate an international dimension into your studies and to prepare your professional future in a globalized environment. An international experience enables you to develop intercultural skills, improve your foreign languages, expand your professional network worldwide, and enhance your profile with employers.

To check the international partnerships of Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, click here.

1. Study in Europe through the Erasmus+ programme

In the 3rd year of a bachelor's degree or in the 1st year of a master's degree, students have the opportunity to study abroad for one or two semesters through the Erasmus program. It is a chance to discover new teaching methods, improve a foreign language, and gain international experience.

Learn more about the available destinations and the conditions for departure

2. A Bachelor’s programme with an international focus: the International Track

Our International Track is a three-year pathway within the Bachelor’s in Management, designed to provide top-level training in a multicultural context, and to build a network abroad.

Key features:

  • Courses entirely taught in French and English
  • Mandatory semester abroad
  • Teaching approach centered on intercultural management and international business

Admission requirements:
This programme follows a specific three-year curriculum. Students wishing to join after starting another Bachelor’s degree must apply for a transfer, with the possibility of restarting from the first year (L1).

Learn more about the International Track

3. Complete an internship abroad

An international internship is a unique opportunity to gain initial professional experience in a multicultural environment.
Internships can take place over the summer, as part of a gap year, or as part of the university curriculum for Master's programs, with the agreement of the master's coordinators.

Find out how to secure an internship abroad

4. Join a study trip as part of a Master’s programme

Several of our Master’s programmes include study trips lasting one to two weeks, offering the chance to explore foreign economic ecosystems, meet international professionals, and visit partner companies and institutions.
These trips, supervised by programme directors, are a valuable complement to the academic curriculum.

5. Other mobility opportunities

To discover all our options and application procedures (including opportunities outside the EU and specific programmes), please visit the International Relations Office website.

Explore all our mobility opportunities

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

  • What is my student status during my mobility?

    During your international mobility, you remain enrolled at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.

    You must therefore complete your course registration for the international semester in order to receive your transcript and validate your semester.

  • How can I obtain my transcript?

    Once you receive your exam results from your host university, you should send them as soon as possible to your international relations coordinator. Your grades will then be converted according to the French system, and the average of these grades will correspond to your international semester average.

    If you have obtained other grades at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne alongside your exchange semester abroad, these grades will also be taken into account in your semester average.

    Your transcript will then be available on your ENT within 7 to 10 working days.

  • What happens if I fail an exam?

    Make-up exams must be taken at the university where the course was held. Be sure to plan ahead by checking the academic calendars during your international mobility.

    If you fail a course during the first semester at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, you will need to attend the first semester make-up session in Paris in June. Even while on international mobility, you remain enrolled at Paris 1, so the compensation system can be applied to your semesters.

    However, if you fail a course during your international semester, you may not earn enough ECTS credits to validate your semester or to compensate all your course units.

Want to know more?

Contact the coordinator of our International Relations Office:

Galéa RAGU
📞 +33 (0)1 40 46 27 62
📩 erasmus-ems@univ-paris1.fr
📍 Centre Sorbonne - Office E717

Faculty member in charge of International Relations :
Sophie CROS
📩 ems-ri@univ-paris1.fr