Every year, Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier University develops and strengthens its international partnerships. We are open to new collaborations that will enrich the knowledge of our students and professors, both in France and abroad.
Interested in setting up an agreement with Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier University?
On this page you will find information on the different types of agreement that can be put in place.
Inter-institutional Agreements
MoU
Framework agreement for cooperation
Double Degree
International thesis co-supervision agreement
IUT agreement
MoU
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is a letter of intent to cooperate between two or more institutions. This letter of intent is general, indicating the area of cooperation (for example, the scientific field) without specifying sub-areas or the names of specific projects. The MoU does not stipulate the exact terms of the cooperation: student exchanges, thesis writing or research projects. As such, it does not include any financial commitment.
You will find below the various stages involved in setting up an agreement:
1 - Identification of a contact professor at each university (UT3 and partner university) to support the agreement.
2 - Negotiation of the terms of the agreement between the project managers, based on a standard agreement.
3 - The agreement is sent to UT3's international agreements coordinator for review and approval.
4 - Presentation of the agreement to the various university bodies by the international agreements coordinator:
Request to the Defense Security Officer (FSD)
Request to the Department of Legal and Institutional Affairs (DAJI)
Presentation to the Board of the Faculty of Health or the Faculty of Science and Engineering
Presentation to the Training and University Life Committee (CFVU)
5 - Once the agreement has been validated by all these bodies, the international agreements coordinator has it signed by all the parties and sends the agreement by post to the partner.
The minimum time required to obtain an initial signature is 2 months from the date the agreement is submitted to the agent (step 3).
Contacts
Clarisse GUIRADO - Coordinator of international agreements outside Erasmus
accordsinternationaux.contact@univ-tlse3.fr
Adam WALTERS - Head of International Relations, Faculty of Science and Engineering
adam.walters@irap.omp.eu
Michel ATTIOGBÉ - Head of European and International Cooperation, Faculty of Health
michel.attiogbe@univ-tlse3.fr
Emily HANCOCK - Erasmus network and Languages coordinator, Faculty of Sport Sciences and Human Movement
emily.hancock1@univ-tlse3.fr
Framework agreement for Cooperation
A framework agreement for cooperation goes beyond a simple letter of intent: it specifies the field, sub-field and name of the specific project. The purpose of a framework agreement is to establish specific cooperation between two or more institutions. The exact terms of the agreement are specified: exchange of students or researchers, writing of theses, organisation of conferences, etc. The framework agreement for cooperation may include specific financial conditions and articles on intellectual property.
You will find below the various stages involved in setting up an agreement:
1 - Identification of a contact professor at each university (UT3 and partner university) to support the agreement.
2 - Negotiation of the terms of the agreement between the project managers, based on a standard agreement.
3 - The agreement is sent to UT3's international agreements coordinator for review and approval.
4 - Presentation of the agreement to the various university bodies by the international agreements coordinator:
Request to the Defense Security Officer (FSD) Request to the Department of Legal and Institutional Affairs (DAJI)
5 - Once the agreement has been validated by all these bodies, the international agreements coordinator has it signed by all the parties and sends the agreement by post to the partner.
The minimum time required to obtain an initial signature is 2 months from the date the agreement is submitted to the agent (step 3).
Presentation to the Board of the Faculty of Health or the Faculty of Science and Engineering
Presentation to the Training and University Life Committee (CFVU)
Contacts
Clarisse GUIRADO - Coordinator of international agreements outside Erasmus
accordsinternationaux.contact@univ-tlse3.fr
Adam WALTERS - Head of International Relations, Faculty of Science and Engineering
adam.walters@irap.omp.eu
Michel ATTIOGBÉ - Head of European and International Cooperation, Faculty of Health
michel.attiogbe@univ-tlse3.fr
Emily HANCOCK - Erasmus network and Languages coordinator, Faculty of Sport Sciences and Human Movement
emily.hancock1@univ-tlse3.fr
