Université Paris Cité Engages with Future Students in Morocco

From September 28 to October 2, 2026, the esteemed Université Paris Cité will take part in the City Tour Morocco, an initiative organized by the educational group L'Étudiant. During this event, a dedicated team from the university's orientation and professionalization sector will travel to several major cities in Morocco to engage with high school students, showcasing the diverse educational offerings available and guiding them in their academic aspirations in France.

Connecting with French High School Students in Morocco

Over the span of five days, representatives from Université Paris Cité will visit multiple French high schools throughout Morocco. These interactions are designed to provide students with insights into the various study programs offered by the university, including detailed descriptions of academic disciplines and admissions processes. The primary objective is to raise awareness about the educational opportunities available at Université Paris Cité and to answer any questions prospective students may have regarding their educational paths, guidance, and university life in Paris.

With a broad range of programs spanning health, sciences, humanities, and social sciences, Université Paris Cité is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive international community. The City Tour Morocco is an excellent opportunity to enhance the visibility of the university among students and their families, allowing them to discover the benefits of studying at a leading research institution located in the heart of Paris.

Tour Dates and Locations for 2026

  • Agadir: Monday, September 28, 2026, at Lycée Français international
  • Marrakech: Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at Lycée français Victor Hugo
  • Casablanca: Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at Lycée français international Louis Massignon
  • Meknès: Thursday, October 1, 2026, at Lycée Paul Valéry
  • Rabat: Friday, October 2, 2026, at Lycée français Jacques Chirac

This initiative is organized by the group L’Étudiant.

As reported by u-paris.fr.