UEO – For students in an exchange program – international
Are you an international student on mobility with us? Welcome !
You have the possibility to choose an Open Teaching Unit (UEO), or “OPEN Course”
- Please note, registration for these courses is done on the educational registration form of the International Relations Department
- UEOs often take place on Thursday afternoons, but not always. Check the days and times of the courses you have chosen on the description to avoid overlapping courses.
- Please note, in certain courses, places may be limited.
For sports UEOs:
If you choose several sports courses, please note that only your first choice will be graded. Other sports chosen will be considered ungraded leisure activities and will not earn you credits. Students enrolled in STAPS can be graded in three sports
ATTENTION ! Registration for sports UEO requires:
- to activate your account on the Moodle page of the University Physical and Sports Activities Service (SUAPS)
- to appear in person at the SUAPS office with your student card from January 23
Exchange students have privileged access to diving courses. To register, make sure to come in person to the SUAPS office with your student card and a medical certificate.
Registrations will open at the beginning of February. Information meetings that students must attend will be organized. Classes will begin in mid-February.
All students in an exchange program who wish to choose non-graded leisure sports activities can do so on the SUAPS website.
- Discovering Artificial Intelligence
- Public service news, competitions and careers
- Overseas Ambition: Skills that AI will not replace
- Appreciation and Aethetics of Chinese Art
- Immersive Aeronautical Workshop
- Eco-narrative workshop: when writing meets the environment
- Introductory workshop to Chinese painting
- The origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (late 1970th century – XNUMXs)
- badminton
- basketball
- Eating well for yourself and for the planet, sustainable food: what, why, how?
- Shaking up the codes in art: discovering the leading figures of contemporary art
- Common European framework of reference for languages – Key elements and critical views
- Cinema and politics
- Knowledge of the Indian Ocean
- Knowledge of cinema
- Running through nature? Social sciences of trail running and ecological transition
- indian dance
- Decoding world cultures – Understanding and acting in an intercultural environment
- Discovery of the native flora, endemism and natural environments of Reunion Island
- Discovering China through its traditional arts – From gesture to thought: an immersion into the world of Chinese scholars
- Develop your digital culture – License 2
- Develop your digital culture – License 3
- Dodgeball
- Writing the World: Creations, Mediations, and Writing in Multilingual Contexts
- Student engagement – International Student Ambassador
- Student engagement – Association volunteer
- Student Engagement – Student Representatives
- Student engagement – Volunteer firefighter: promote your status as a volunteer firefighter
- Student engagement – Collective project leader
- Student engagement – Civic service volunteer
- Bouldering
- Building a sustainable city: eco-neighborhood approach, ecological transition and territorial justice in Réunion
- Fake News: Navigating the World of Information and Detecting Fake News
- French more than perfect
- History of fashion
- History of comics
- History of cinema: values and paradoxes in classical and popular cinema
- History of Manga and Japanese Audiovisual Culture
- Introduction to the thought of Confucius
- Introduction to volcanology
- Introduction to hatha yoga
- Introduction to world cultures: Arab civilization
- Introduction to the study of popular music
- Introduction to the Ecological Transition for Sustainable Development (TEDS) – L2 and L3
- Reunion over time
- Readings and voices for thinking and acting on the ecological transition
- The world's languages in the age of artificial intelligence
- Reading the world: understanding, analyzing and arguing in contemporary societies.
- MMA
- International mobility: Introduction to GERMAN
- International Mobility: Introduction to ARABIC
- International Mobility: Introduction to SPANISH
- International mobility: Introduction to POLISH
- International mobility: Introduction to Malagasy
- International mobility: Introduction to JAPANESE
- International Mobility: Introduction to PORTUGUESE (not open to Semester 2)
- International Mobility: Introduction to SWAHILI
- International mobility: Introduction to TAMIL
- International Mobility: Online Spanish Improvement for Non-Spanish Speakers
- Modern jazz
- My body, my ally for my well-being, for myself, with others, and within the group
- Musculation
- We talk about it so much... Biodiversity: Quésaco?
- Pétanque
- Pickleball
- Organic Vegetable Garden on Campus: The Basics of Agroecology in Action
- Ecri+ preparation and certification
- Physical preparation
- Stories of life: languages, literatures, societies and ecological transitions in the Indian Ocean
- A Look at the World: International Press Review in English and French
- Rock and Society in Germany (1945-1990)
- Running
- Salsa
- spike ball
- Spiritualities
- Sport and Mental Preparation
- Table tennis
- Sustainable sports tourism in the Indian Ocean: challenges, stakeholders and transitions
- Creole traditions
- Trail running
- Field volcanology
- Volleyball
- Journey to the ends of the Universe: an introduction to astrophysics