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A Universidade Paris Nanterre (em francês: Université Paris Nanterre), anteriormente conhecida como Universidade Paris X, é uma das treze universidades sucessoras da antiga Universidade de Paris. [1] O campus da universidade é segundo maior da França.
- 1964, resultante da divisão da Universidade de Paris (1170)
- Pública
- Philippe Gervais-Lambony
Paris Nanterre University (French: Université Paris Nanterre), formerly Paris-X and commonly referred to as Nanterre, is a public research university based in Nanterre, Paris, France. It is one of the most prestigious French universities, mainly in the areas of law, humanities, political science, social and natural sciences and ...
- Jean-François Balaudé
- Urban
- 32,000
Découvrir l'Université Paris Nanterre. Inscriptions administratives et pédagogiques. L’université centre d’entraînement des Jeux olympiques. Toutes les informations et les documents relatifs aux élections universitaires.
University Paris Nanterre is the only university in the Ile-de-France region to offer degree programmes in all human and social sciences. University Paris Nanterre offers its students innovative educational instruction in the following fields: arts, humanities, languages; social and human sciences; law, economics, management; sports sciences ...
University Paris Nanterre is located to the west of the greater Paris area, just next to the largest business district in Europe and in a dynamic area full of major urban developments. The Nanterre campus reflects the University’s forward-looking policy with respect to sports and cultural activities, environmental commitment and solidarity ...
An institution of learning and research whose defining characteristics are its vibrant campus life, educational innovation and scientific research with a social dimension. Read more.
L'université Paris-Nanterre (également parfois Paris-X [1], [2]) est une université française multidisciplinaire, spécialisée dans les sciences économiques, les sciences humaines et sociales, le droit, les lettres, la psychologie et les sciences politiques.
