Academic Information
Courses
Campus Schoelcher (Schoelcher, Martinique)
Accounting
Biology
Chemistry
Communications
Computer Science
Economic and Social Administration
Economics
Education Sciences
Environment
Geography
Geology
Health
History
Language Sciences
Law
Local and regional languages and cultures (Créole)
Logistics and Transportation Management
Mathematics
Modern Letters (Spanish, English, Portuguese)
Physical Sciences
Physics
Political Science
Public Administration
Safety
IUT de Kourou (Kourou, French Guiana
Applied Technology
Electrical Engineering Studies
Campus Saint-Denis (Cayenne, French Guiana)
Biochemistry
Biology
Civil Engineering and Construction
Economic and Social Administration
Economics
Education
Environmental Protection Studies
Foreign Languages (Spanish, English, Portuguese)
Humanities
Law
Local and regional languages and cultures (Créole)
Modern Letters
Physical Sciences
Public Administration.
Telecommunications
Tropical Biodiversity Studies
Tropical Resources Management
Campus Fouillole (Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
Applied Political Economics
Biology
Chemistry
Climatic and Energy Engineering
Computer Science
Experimental Sciences
Geology
Health Studies
History
Law
Mathematics
Medical Studies
Physical and Health sciences
Physics
Political Science.
Sports Sciences
Campus Saint-Claude (Saint-Claude, Guadeloupe
Multidisciplinary Studies in the Humanities
Course Notes
When selecting their courses, ISEP participants should be very careful about the pole where the courses are offered. For example, French as a Second Language (F.L.E.) is taught in Martinique at the Institute for Francophone Studies (ISEF). However, specific programs can be organized in French Guiana or Guadeloupe. This does not apply to all courses. Students may choose to study at only one of the three UAG locations-French Guiana, Guadeloupe, or Martinique.
Language Notes
A two hour per week course is offered to international students at the Institute of Francophone Studies. Additional intensive French courses can be taken in September or throughout the academic year (not included in ISEP benefits).
Academic Calendar
- Fall Semester (SM1) - mid-September-early October to mid-January
- Spring Semester (SM2) - February to June
- Academic year: mid-September-early October to June
Special ISEP Application Instructions
- GPA requirement for the university is a 2.75. Students whose GPA falls below a 2.75 must include a letter from their academic advisor endorsing their application.
- Questions? Please contact your university's ISEP Coodinator.