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... universities of the Middle Ages were Montpellier , Toulouse , Orléans , Angers , Avignon , Cahors , Grenoble , Orange , and Perpignan . The English universities . The University of Paris be- came the model for French universities north ...
... universities of the Middle Ages were Montpellier , Toulouse , Orléans , Angers , Avignon , Cahors , Grenoble , Orange , and Perpignan . The English universities . The University of Paris be- came the model for French universities north ...
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... university . Students whose marks are not sufficient to obtain the baccalauréat may qualify for the certificate of completion of secondary studies . Higher education is offered in universities , in institutes attached to a university ...
... university . Students whose marks are not sufficient to obtain the baccalauréat may qualify for the certificate of completion of secondary studies . Higher education is offered in universities , in institutes attached to a university ...
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... university borrowed much of the style and mode of the German universities . In one important respect it differed from the European tradition : as an Imperial university it added to the four established faculties two others , first ...
... university borrowed much of the style and mode of the German universities . In one important respect it differed from the European tradition : as an Imperial university it added to the four established faculties two others , first ...
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