Third University of the University of Montpellier, Third University of Montpellier

The Faculty of Letters, Arts, Philology and Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Montpellier make up what is now the University of Montpellier III, named "Paul Wallelli", in honor of the writer and philosopher who was born in Sète and educated in Montpellier.

Today, Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, one of the most famous public universities in France, is a comprehensive university focusing on literature, languages, arts, social sciences and humanities, offering a large number of different educational programs to more than 20,000 students, and awarding national diplomas at various levels. The university has 10 research faculties and a branch campus in Bezye. The university offers more than 200 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in the natural sciences, literature, arts and other fields, and is particularly renowned in the field of French humanities.

Its prestigious Faculty of Languages and Cultures offers courses in English, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Chinese, and more than 3,000 foreign students from 50 different countries teaching and researching languages from all over the world. The university has two doctoral schools: 14 research groups for art, literature and culture, and 16 research groups for time, space and civilization, with more than 20 different doctoral programs.

Montpellier III also cooperates with the University of Chinese and the University of Paris IV to carry out the Combined Master's and Doctoral Program in French Chinese Literature and Social Sciences, aiming to cultivate respected senior talents in the field of cross-cultural studies in line with international needs for well-known universities and research institutions in China and France.

Founded in 1289, the Université de Montpellier is one of the oldest universities in the world, and the status was granted by Pope Nicholas IV. The campus is located in Montpellier, the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France. The University of Montpellier is adjacent to the world-renowned cities of Cannes and Toulouse.

In 1970 the university was divided into three groups, all of which are members of the Coimbra Group, a consortium of Europe's top universities.

In January 2015, the University of Montpellier I and the University of Montpellier II officially merged to form the "University of Montpellier". With 41,000 students (16% of whom are foreign), 72 research institutes, 1,700 doctoral students (50% of them from overseas) and 4,300 faculty members, the University of Montpellier has become a truly international chemistry university.

The University of Montpellier and Montpellier University 3 are different universities with very different levels, and the University of Montpellier is ranked 8th in France in the 2020 USNEWS ranking (the University of Montpellier is ranked 190th in the world, and the 1st to 7th places in France are Sorbonne, Sorbonne, USPC, PSL University of Paris, University of Paris-Saclay, University of Lyon, Université Grenoble, Université de Ex-Marseille, University of Toulouse).Montpellier's third university is only ranked 719 in the world, less than 1 year after entering China, and the school's reputation is not high in ChinaIn 1970, the university faced dissolution and reorganization, forming three separate universities. The Faculty of Letters, the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Philology and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences formed what is now the University of Montpellier III, which was named "Paul Wallelli" University.

Montpellier was one of the first universities in Europe and is a university city known for its excellence in teaching and research, with three comprehensive universities since the Middle Ages (1289).

The University of Paul Valéry-Montpelliers is a comprehensive university focusing on literature, languages, arts, social sciences and humanities, especially in sociology and psychology. The school offers a large number of different educational programs to more than 22,000 students and awards national diplomas at various levels.

Montpellier is divided into three parts, with headquarters in Montpellier, as well as two teaching centers in Nîmes and Béziers. The university has 6 Teaching and Research Units (UFRs) and a special department, the Department of Applied Chinese Language (LEA). The Department of Applied Chinese is eligible to award two Master's Diplomas:

Negotiation and management of special translations and international projects.

Professional setting. Literature, Language & Art.

Classical Literature, Modern Literature, Cultural Media, Linguistics, French Literature and Comparative Literature, Orc, Modern Greek, Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Applied Foreign Languages, Applied Foreign Languages (Translation, Language and International Project Negotiations), Studies in English-Speaking and German-speaking Countries, Culture and Literature from the European Renaissance to the Enlightenment, Cultural Studies, **, Dramatic Arts - Theatre Studies, Theatre Arts – Film and Television, Theatre Arts and **, Plastic Arts, Management, restoration and preservation of 20th-century works of art.

Land, Society and Human Sciences.

Alumni Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at the University of Montpellier III.

A society of Chinese students and scholars from the University of Montpellier III. The members are composed of previous master's and doctoral students studying at the University of Montpellier III and master's and doctoral students who are pursuing further studies at the University of Montpellier III. The current contact person is Dr. Ting Li.

Master of Arts, Literature and Social Sciences, Master's and Doctor's Degree Program in Law, Chinese, Literature and Social Sciences.

In cooperation with the University of Montpellier III, the Sorbonne University of Paris and the University of Chinese Minmin, the International Research Advanced Research Talent Training Program aims to cultivate cross-cultural senior research talents in line with international needs for famous universities or research institutions in China and France.

His research interests include literature (French literature, comparative literature), history (ancient history, medieval history, modern history, contemporary history, history of religion and art, etc.), philosophy and interculturalism.

Since its birth in the 10th century, Montpellier has quickly gained prominence in the Mediterranean, thanks to its strategic location between Italy and Spain. Such a unique geographical location is destined to become a leading center that attracts tourists from all over the world and becomes a meeting place for different nationalities and cultures. And in the Middle Ages, the city also had the reputation of being a city of knowledge:

In 1289, one of the oldest universities in the world, the University of Montpellier, was born.

Rabelais, a great writer of the French Renaissance era and a representative of humanism, Auguste Comte, a famous French philosopher, the founder of sociology and positivism, and Petrarch, the father of humanism, have all studied here. Xiong Qinglai, a famous mathematician in China and a pioneer of modern Chinese mathematics, received a master's degree in science from the University of Montpellier.

The May Storm, a social movement that erupted in Paris in May 1968, quickly swept across the country, leading to the disintegration and reorganization of French universities. In 1970, the university was divided into three schools, and the University of Montpellier was formed by the Faculty of Letters, Arts, Languages and Humanities and Social Sciences of Montpellier III.

Founded in 1289, the University of Paul Valéry-Montpellier III is one of the oldest universities in the world, and it was formed by the merger of the three main disciplines of Montpellier: the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Law of the Empire. Building on its tradition, the University of Montpellier managed to develop its own identity and establish its prestige in the world of knowledge over the centuries as a recognized world-class research centre. In 1970, the university faced dissolution and reorganization, forming three separate universities.

The original Faculty of Letters, Arts, Philology and Humanities and Social Sciences make up what is now the University of Montpellier III, which is named "Paul Wallelli" in honour of the writer and philosopher who was born in Sète and educated in Montpellier.

Major disciplines

Arts & Culture; Literature and Language; Humanities and Social Sciences; economic and social management; Science and Technology. The Institute for Teaching French for Teachers and Students of Foreign Countries (IEFE) offers special courses Chinese in French, Literature and Culture for foreign students. Courses are in the form of semester courses and summer semesters. Scientific research:

2 doctoral schools: "Art, Literature, Culture" (14 study groups) and "Time and Cultural Space" (16 study groups) School Strengths: Specialization Courses:

Research in the fields of information and communication, social program management, organization of cultural events, translation, history, geography, archaeology, literature, etc.; There are more than 20 different doctoral programs.