University of Rennes

The University of Rennes was founded nearly five centuries ago. It was established in 1461 in the city of Nantes by Francis II, Duke of Brittany, and is considered the successor to the region’s first university.

Ranked among the top 12 universities in France, this higher education institution has achieved significant success through international programs and scientific collaborations.

The university offers 11 master’s programs taught in English, dual-degree programs with international partners, blended and distance learning sessions, and scientific cooperation with nearly 20 International Laboratory Associations. The University of Rennes maintains more than 150 bilateral international partnerships in research and education.

The university’s primary goal is to provide students and researchers with opportunities for global networking and international engagement.