Université Lille 2 Droit Et Santé

Lille 2 University (Law and Health) was once a prestigious public university in northern France, renowned for its excellence in teaching and research in law, health sciences, sports sciences, and management. Its history traces back to the law and medical schools of the University of Lille in the late 19th century, and it officially became independent in 1970. In 2018, Lille 2 University merged with Lille 1 University (Science and Technology) and Lille 3 University (Humanities and Social Sciences) to form the new University of Lille, one of the largest comprehensive universities in France. As a core strength of the former Lille 2 University, its law and health schools have significant influence in France and Europe. The university offers a comprehensive range of programs from undergraduate to doctoral levels, covering multiple professional fields such as law, medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, sports science, and public health. Its teaching team consists of experienced professors and researchers dedicated to cultivating future elites with professional knowledge and practical skills. The university also actively conducts cutting-edge research, achieving remarkable results, particularly in biomedicine, public health policy, and European law. Lille 2 University's campuses are located in and around Lille, boasting modern teaching facilities, libraries, and laboratories. Lille, as the economic and cultural center of northern France, offers students abundant internship and employment opportunities, as well as a vibrant city life. Although it has now merged into the University of Lille, its tradition and strengths in law and health remain an important part of the new university, attracting students from all over the world to pursue advanced studies.