Presentation
The Diplôme d'Accès aux Études Universitaires (DAEU) enables students to return to higher education (particularly at university), acquire a diploma enabling them to sit administrative examinations requiring the baccalauréat or obtain a diploma attesting to their level of general knowledge.
The DAEU is a level IV national diploma, which confers the same rights as the baccalauréat.
Special features
The D.A.E.U. is designed for people who have interrupted their studies without having the baccalauréat.
This diploma gives people from a wide range of backgrounds the opportunity to obtain a qualification equivalent to the baccalaureate, thereby giving them the prospect of acquiring a higher education diploma and/or a career move.
The DAEU A offers predominantly literary teaching. It is recommended for further study in the fields of art, literature, languages or law.
Information
DAEU Littéraire (DAEU A) face-to-face - 288 hours between September and May
Classes are held every Tuesday from 8am to 12.15pm and from 1.15pm to 7.45pm (depending on the subjects chosen).
Compulsory subjects :
French: 60 hours
English: 60 hours
You must choose 2 options from these subjects:
History: 60 hours
Geography: 60 hours
Mathematics: 60 hours
8.00am - 10.00am: History
10.15am - 12.15pm: English
1.15pm - 3.15pm: French
15:30 - 17:30: Geography
5.45pm - 7.45pm: Mathematics
Pedagogical support for the core subjects are :
- 6 Saturdays between October and December from 8am to 12pm
- 6 Saturdays between March and May from 8am to 12pm
French: 24 hours
English: 24 hours
The timetable is for the face-to-face DAEU only.
Assessment procedures
Continuous assessment and final examination :
- Continuous assessment is organised in each subject
- A final exam is organised over 3 days (2 to 4 hours of exams per subject).
Rating
- The final examination mark is the 1st mark taken into consideration for each subject.
- If the mark obtained in the final examination for a subject is less than 10/20, the average mark for the continuous examinations will be calculated as follows: E.T. mark + C.C. mark divided by 2
- The DAEU is awarded if the average marks are equal to or higher than 10/20.
The jury meets at the beginning of July before Parcoursup closes.
The jury is made up of :
- The DAEU course leader
- The teachers of each subject
- The training manager
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
You must complete the online application form
Print and send your paper application to the address indicated on the website, together with all the documents requested. Any incomplete application will not be validated.
Registration
Final enrolment will only be effective once you have signed your training contract and paid the course fees.
You must pre-register using the link provided in the letter you will receive from the DAEU course manager.
You will have to pay the Avignon Université national registration fee of 170 euros
Institutional partnerships
Your registration with Avignon Université (170 euros national fee) gives you access to the final exam.
The DAEU is a level IV national diploma, which confers the same rights as the baccalauréat.
Special features
The D.A.E.U. is designed for people who have interrupted their studies without having the baccalauréat.
This diploma gives people from a wide range of backgrounds the opportunity to obtain a qualification equivalent to the baccalaureate, thereby giving them the prospect of acquiring a higher education diploma and/or a career move.
The DAEU A offers predominantly literary teaching. It is recommended for further study in the fields of art, literature, languages or law.
Information
DAEU Littéraire (DAEU A) face-to-face - 288 hours between September and May
Classes are held every Tuesday from 8am to 12.15pm and from 1.15pm to 7.45pm (depending on the subjects chosen).
Compulsory subjects :
French: 60 hours
English: 60 hours
You must choose 2 options from these subjects:
History: 60 hours
Geography: 60 hours
Mathematics: 60 hours
8.00am - 10.00am: History
10.15am - 12.15pm: English
1.15pm - 3.15pm: French
15:30 - 17:30: Geography
5.45pm - 7.45pm: Mathematics
Pedagogical support for the core subjects are :
- 6 Saturdays between October and December from 8am to 12pm
- 6 Saturdays between March and May from 8am to 12pm
French: 24 hours
English: 24 hours
The timetable is for the face-to-face DAEU only.
Assessment procedures
Continuous assessment and final examination :
- Continuous assessment is organised in each subject
- A final exam is organised over 3 days (2 to 4 hours of exams per subject).
Rating
- The final examination mark is the 1st mark taken into consideration for each subject.
- If the mark obtained in the final examination for a subject is less than 10/20, the average mark for the continuous examinations will be calculated as follows: E.T. mark + C.C. mark divided by 2
- The DAEU is awarded if the average marks are equal to or higher than 10/20.
The jury meets at the beginning of July before Parcoursup closes.
The jury is made up of :
- The DAEU course leader
- The teachers of each subject
- The training manager
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
You must complete the online application form
Print and send your paper application to the address indicated on the website, together with all the documents requested. Any incomplete application will not be validated.
Registration
Final enrolment will only be effective once you have signed your training contract and paid the course fees.
You must pre-register using the link provided in the letter you will receive from the DAEU course manager.
You will have to pay the Avignon Université national registration fee of 170 euros
Institutional partnerships
Your registration with Avignon Université (170 euros national fee) gives you access to the final exam.
Domain: Lifelong Learning
Description : The Lifelong Learning department promotes professional integration and social advancement. It enables employees or jobseekers to resume their studies throughout their lives in order to improve their skills or enhance their professional experience through diploma, certificate or qualification courses, as well as through the Validation of Acquired Experience (VAE) or Professional Experience (VAP).
Director :
Teaching and laboratory team
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