Lille 2 University of Health and Law

Admission to Lille 2 University, prior to its merger, was competitive, with prospective students required to meet specific academic qualifications. For undergraduate programs, applicants typically needed to have completed the French Baccalauréat or its international equivalent. Graduate admissions required a relevant undergraduate degree, and some programs, especially in law and medicine, involved additional entrance exams or interviews. International students were also required to submit proof of French language proficiency and comply with visa requirements. After the university's merger, these admission processes are now handled through the new University of Lille.

Lille 2 University, like many French public universities, offered various scholarship opportunities to both local and international students. Scholarships were typically awarded based on academic merit, financial need, or specific program criteria. French government-sponsored scholarships, Erasmus+ exchange programs, and regional funding opportunities were available to help students cover tuition fees and living expenses. Students were encouraged to explore scholarship options during the admission process and throughout their studies. Since the university's integration into the University of Lille, additional financial aid and scholarship options are now available through the larger institution.