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Montpellier Management was the first faculty at the University of Montpellier to develop distance learning. Thanks to partnerships with the CNED (National Centre for Distance Education) and the AUF (Francophonie University Association), several of our degree programs are now available via e-learning. Today, nearly 700 students are enrolled in fully remote programs, combining flexibility with high-quality education.
Learn anytime, anywhere
From Bachelor’s Year 1 to Master’s Year 2, Montpellier Management offers programs that are delivered entirely online.
This flexible teaching format, based on 100% e-learning, enables students to complete a full curriculum independently. Students can work at their own pace by accessing their course materials anytime on the MOMA Online website, which serves as their virtual workspace.
Welcome to Montpellier Management!
Today, we are going to talk to you about e-learning or distance education at MOMA.
What is e-learning at MOMA?
E-learning is a teaching method offered for certain MOMA programs, from Bachelor’s Year 1 to Master’s Year 2, allowing students to study remotely at their own pace via a dedicated online learning platform.
At MOMA, we train around 700 students each year from diverse geographic backgrounds and with very different profiles, spread across eight levels of study.
We collaborate with recognized partners such as CNED and AUF for this.
Specific registration fees apply for CNED and AUF. More information is available on our website.
Who is e-learning at MOMA for?
This mode allows studying from anywhere and on any digital device.
It is particularly suited for students who want or need flexibility in their studies: students abroad, those resuming studies, family caregivers, employees…
It is also possible to combine e-learning with apprenticeships.
Does e-learning at MOMA mean studying alone?
A student in e-learning is never isolated. They are supported through virtual classes, forums where they can interact with teaching and administrative staff, and of course, other students.
Connection is essential for success in an e-learning year.
Assignments must be regularly submitted through the platform.
What about exams in e-learning at MOMA?
On-site exams are also scheduled, either in Montpellier or at an exam center abroad, depending on the program and partner.
At the end of the year, the diploma awarded is officially recognized by the State and is identical to the one given in on-campus studies.
Want to know more? Feel free to visit the MOMA website to check the course offerings, application deadlines, dual enrollment procedures, and fees.
See you soon!
Throughout the academic journey, teachers monitor student progress, provide guidance during tutorials, and conduct assessments.
By removing time and location constraints, e-learning makes education accessible to a broader audience: working professionals, entrepreneurs, freelancers, expatriates, elite athletes, and more.
Our Distance Learning Programs
Key figures
e-learning students
fully online degree programs, from Bachelor’s Year 1 to Master’s Year 2
How to apply for a distance learning program?
Visit the program page of your choice.
Read the “Admission Requirements” section to confirm your eligibility.
Click the red “Apply” button to see the application dates and access the relevant application platform.
Good to know:
Foreign diploma holders must include:
- A French translation of their degree(s) by an official authority (Embassy or French Consulate)
- (Recommended) A “comparability certificate” for foreign degrees (previously “recognition of academic level”), available from ENIC-NARIC France.
No diploma?
If you don’t hold the required academic qualifications but have relevant work experience, you may request: VAE (Validation of Acquired Experience), VAPP (Validation of Professional Experience). These allow access to university programs based on professional background, training, and informal learning.
Submit your application via the platform indicated on the program’s page by clicking “Apply” during the application period.
Important information:
- For Bachelor Year 1, apply via Parcoursup
- For Bachelor Year 2, 3 and Master Year 2, apply via: E-Candidat (for CNED programs) or AUF recruitment website (for AUF programs)
- For Master Year 1, apply via: Mon Master (for CNED programs) or AUF recruitment website (for AUF programs)
Administrative registration for a CNED distance learning course
Before your registration, you must have submitted an application and been admitted to one of our programs.
Once the admissions committee has made its decision, you will receive an email or admission notification.
This admission notification (Parcoursup / E-candidat / Mon Master) is required to first register with the CNED before a registration at the University of Montpellier (UM). This dual registration with the CNED and UM is mandatory.
Once your registration with the CNED has been confirmed, you can download the following documents to prepare your application for the University of Montpellier:
- Registration Pack (must be read before preparing your application) – available in July
- Registration Authorization Form for Minors (optional – to be completed, signed, and sent with your Registration Pack)
You must then send your application and proof of payment for the university registration fees (see Registration Pack) by (date to be announced) to this address:
Montpellier Management, University of Montpellier
EADN Department – E-Learning Registration (specify level: L1, L2, L3, M1, or M2)
Rue Vendémiaire, Building D, Office 202, P.O. Box 19
If you live abroad and are having trouble mailing your UM application, please contact the EADN Office: moma-elearning-inscriptions@umontpellier.fr
Registration fees (academic year 2025-2026)
If you’re funding your own studies:
- Bachelor Year 1: €1,579
- Bachelor Year 2: €2,149
- Bachelor Year 3: €2,680
- Master Year 1: €2,680
- Master Year 2: €2,680
Payment in multiple installments is available.
Additional costs:
- University of Montpellier registration fees for academic year 2025/2026: Bachelor: €178, Master: €254 (includes diploma fees, tuition, and access to the university library)
- CVEC (Student and Campus Life Contribution)
Training funded by a third party (excluding apprenticeships)?
Depending on your status and age, your training may be funded under continuing education schemes by your employer, public institutions (State, Regions, France Travail, etc.), funding organizations (Fongécif, Agefos PME, etc.). These may apply through programs like CPF, CIF, or CFP. Contact the Continuing Education Office.
The CNED also offers dedicated documentation on training funding. More info available here.
Apprenticeship:
Apprentices are exempt from tuition fees, which are covered by their employer, but must still pay the CVEC.
Administrative registration for an AUF distance learning course
Before your registration, you must have submitted an application and been admitted to one of our programs.
You must first register via the AUF website.
The registration form and supporting documents will be directly accessible on their website, on the page for the selected program.
IFIC-AUF offers specific assistance with the registration procedures for these programs by providing a range of services.
For example, they track registration applications, manage application results, and organize exams and thesis defenses, while also offering financial support in the form of study grants that cover a significant portion of the tuition fees for each program.
Registration fees (academic year 2025-2026)
Registration fees vary depending on the program.
Find the fees on the AUF website.
