I gave it one star because zero stars isn't an option. This faculty is completely ridiculous and worthless. Never go there. The professors are excellent, but the administration is deplorable. The director of PASS, Ms. Khennane, is never available to her students and is very unpleasant. The organization is nonexistent.
I want to be able to participate in discussions about people who have artificial retinas because I've never seen them, but my grandchildren and I know it hurts a lot, even if I can see a tiny bit. It would be great if you could contact us if you see this message.
I am a doctor specializing in intensive care and emergency medicine. I am 28 years old, and my dream has always been to help people. I wish to specialize in Internal Medicine and, God willing, in four years I hope to become a General …
The dean is unreachable except by registered mail, as if we students have the money for that. The director of health training provides no details and is frankly appalling. The university is disorganized in terms of documents and …
The welcome was very friendly, but my problem is not solved. I am looking for a room for a female student (from Vaucluse) in her first year of speech therapy studies. It's very, very complicated... Thank you for your welcome.
Please note that the campus includes two medical schools on the same campus: Sorbonne University and Paris Cité University (UPCité = merger of the former Paris 5 and Paris 7 universities). …
I haven't been to their medical school yet because I'm still a first year student but frankly it seems like a great medical school to me, I hope they'll take me for next year 2026 2027? …
Excellent faculty. It houses the SUMPPS, or student health service, which offers healthcare professionals completely free of charge to students of Sorbonne University!
This star is too many for the charnel house. Faculty of Medicine of the University of Paris! We're almost going to fear the doctors who have been there!
Here's the state of things in France for medical school.
The rule is to have a passing grade in both the minor and major subjects to move …
