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Who is continuing education for?

With a view to developing skills, it is possible to pursue training or obtain a qualification throughout one's life (FTLV).

If you have already completed your initial education and would like to resume your studies or take a course to expand your knowledge, acquire or strengthen a skill, or even learn a trade, then you can turn to continuing education to achieve your professional goals.

You are considered to be returning to education and eligible for continuing education if you are in one of the following situations:

• People entering the workforce: private sector employees, public sector employees, job seekers, self-employed professionals, entrepreneurs, etc.
• More broadly, any adult who has left the school (or university) system and would like to enroll in a training program to achieve their career goals.
• No one on a professional training contract.

Continuing education is also intended for employers wishing to develop their employees' skills.
 

What continuing education courses are offered?

At the Law School , all programs offered in-person or through distance learning are available as continuing education courses.
Our Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees are registered with the RNCP.

Customized training options are also available. Please feel free to contact the Law School Professional Development Center for more information Law School droit-formation-continue@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr

We also invite you to check outthe full range of continuing education courses offered at UGA.

Would you like to showcase your professional experience?

There are programs such as VAE and VAPP.

Validation of Prior Learning (VAE):
This is an individual right that allows a person to obtain all or part of a higher education degree through the recognition of knowledge and skills derived from professional and personal experience (Articles R613-32 through R613-37 of the Education Code).
Degrees are awarded in the name of the State. These may also include University Diplomas (DU), provided they are registered in the RNCP (National Directory of Professional Certifications).
For more information, click here.

Validation of Professional and Personal Experience (VAPP):
This program allows individuals who do not have the required credentials or diplomas to gain access to training by having their professional experience, completed training courses, and personal achievements recognized.
A VAPP application is valid only for the specific diploma and academic year selected.
For more information, click here.

How to finance your training project?

For more information, click here.