DIU Médecine interne polyvalente ambulatoire (MIPA) at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Programme overview

The DIU Médecine interne polyvalente ambulatoire is a continuing-education inter-university diploma created in 2024 by Paris Cité, Lyon, Grenoble and Sorbonne Paris Nord, taught in French at the Bobigny campus. It gives healthcare professionals the knowledge and tools to create, organise, develop, evaluate and run an ambulatory general internal medicine unit.

Faculty: UFR de santé, médecine et biologie humaine (SMBH) | Duration: 1 year | Intake: November (classes run November to May); applications 11 May to 10 September 2026 | Study mode: Continuing education; taught in French | Location: Villetaneuse, Île-de-France, France

What you will study

84 hours: 70 hours of theory in four 3-day modules (ambulatory medicine basics; unit structures and set-up tools; developing and organising ambulatory care in a hospital; care quality and city-hospital links), a 2-day placement in a day hospital, and a clinical research dissertation with oral defence. The modules rotate between the four partner faculties.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Admission on file (identity document, CV, covering letter, last diploma) after opinion of the teaching committee; open to health professionals working or planning to work in a hospital ambulatory medical structure, including doctors, state-registered nurses and advanced-practice nurses. Applications on eCandidat between 11 May and 10 September 2026.

EUR 1,704 a year (2026-2027). Total 1,704 EUR: 1,450 EUR training fee plus 254 EUR university registration fee (Master-level rate set by ministerial order, may change in July). Source

Intake: November (classes run November to May); applications 11 May to 10 September 2026

Duration: 1 year

Apply through the official page: https://ecandidat.univ-paris13.fr/ecandidat

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