BACHELOR’S PROGRAMMES
Build your foundations.
Explore a subject in depth, develop your knowledge and discover new ways of thinking.
Three-year programme
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WELCOME TO EURISS
For minds that seek
a broader perspective.
EURISS is a non-profit higher education institution that forms part of the European Higher Education Quality Council (EHEQC).
Explore programmes that support your academic interests, professional ambitions and continued development.
Discover our approach to learning →MASTER’S PROGRAMMES
Take your thinking further.
Explore one-year online master’s programmes and two-year in-person master’s programmes. Availability is specified for each subject.
One-year online and two-year in-person programmes
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FIND YOUR PROGRAMME
What would you like to study?
OUR ACADEMIC COMMUNITY
Ten schools. Many perspectives.
Discover the connections between science, business, industry, health and the humanities.
Ten connected schools.
Learning through conversation.
DISTANCE LEARNING
A commitment to learning,
wherever life takes you.
The spring 2027 intake is delivered online through distance learning. Explore each programme’s subject areas, course outline and tuition before applying.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
Your experience could
shape your next step.
Previous study or relevant professional experience may be considered for advanced entry. Eligibility and entry level depend on individual assessment.
Preparing for a review
Suggested supporting documents
- Qualifications and academic transcripts
- A CV and evidence of professional experience
- Professional certificates and relevant work
- A statement of your academic goals
Eligibility, assessment criteria and entry level require formal review. Experience does not guarantee credit or admission.
PARIS · LITERATURE & IDEAS
A street with a life of ideas.
Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau carries the name of a thinker whose questions about education and society still invite discussion. These historical works offer a glimpse into that wider cultural world.
Carved in Parisian stone.
A facade detail from no. 70 Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, presented as part of the street’s architectural setting.
Zoya Bragina · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
A voice in the Enlightenment, and the author of Émile, or On Education.
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Jean de La Fontaine
The celebrated fabulist spent his final years in the former Rue Plâtrière, now part of Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, where he died in 1695.
Henri Millot · Finnish National Gallery · CC0 ↗
Pierre Séguier
His former residence stood on the street’s historic route. The Académie française met at the Hôtel Séguier from 1643 to 1673.
Charles Le Brun · Photo: Thierry Cantalupo · Public domain ↗
Historical and cultural context; no institutional affiliation or historical continuity is implied.Explore the history of the street →
NEWS & PERSPECTIVES
From the Institute.
ADMISSIONS · SPRING 2027
Spring 2027 applications are open.
Explore programmes across ten schools, with online and in-person study options. See each course page for intake dates and application deadlines.
Browse all programmes →YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Begin with a question.
Move forward with a purpose.
Explore your options and understand what you need to prepare.
01Explore your subject
and study level
and study level
02Prepare qualifications
and supporting evidence
and supporting evidence
03Review the requirements
before applying
before applying
Fees & entry requirements
Instalment payments are available. The schedule and payment methods will be specified in the admission and fee notice. Please consult the formal admissions documents before applying.
Admission scholarships
EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.
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