FranceEducation & DiplomasRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 7 September 2026
What changes: A new national level 4 diploma, the National Diploma of Art Trades (BNMA), is created to promote training in art trades. It aims to facilitate access for students, apprentices, and adults trained in these fields to professional or further training pathways.
What changes: This regulation outlines the program for French and philosophy for the 2026-2027 academic year in scientific preparatory classes. This defines the curriculum and examination content for students in these programs.
What changes: A specialized diploma in oral surgery is established, effective from the 2026-2027 academic year. This diploma will be valid until the end of the academic year specified in the full text.
What changes: This regulation specifies the themes for the 'culture générale et expression' (general culture and expression) subject in the second year of the Brevet de technicien supérieur (BTS) for the 2027 examination session. This impacts curriculum and student preparation.
What changes: This regulation officially recognizes the private technical higher education institution Sup’Expertise by the State. This recognition allows the institution to issue diplomas that are officially acknowledged by the French government.
What changes: This regulation provides a list of schools that are authorized to issue diplomas conferring the grade of license or master. It also includes schools whose diplomas are 'visé' (endorsed) by the Ministry of Higher Education.
What changes: This regulation modifies the accreditation of the University of Poitiers for the issuance of national diplomas. The specific details of the modification are not provided in the source, but it pertains to the university's authority to grant official degrees.
What changes: This regulation pertains to the recognition of a specific diploma for the 2026-2027 academic year. The source indicates it sets the amount related to this diploma, but the diploma's name and specific details are truncated.
What changes: This regulation outlines the calendar for the inscription on the qualification lists for 2026. It details the key dates and phases for candidates seeking qualification, particularly for academic positions.
What changes: This regulation defines the theme for letters and philosophy for the second year of economic and commercial preparatory classes for the 2026-2027 academic year. This impacts the curriculum for students in these preparatory classes.
What changes: A new national diploma, the Brevet national des métiers d'art (BNMA), is introduced. This diploma is at Level 4 (equivalent to the baccalauréat) and aims to recognize and enhance skills in art trades.
What changes: This regulation officially recognizes the private higher education institution Aflokkat by the State. This recognition allows the school to issue diplomas that are officially acknowledged by the French government.
What changes: This regulation specifies the themes for 'cultures de la communication' (communication cultures) in the second year of the BTS communication program for the 2027 examination session. This impacts curriculum and student preparation.
What changes: This regulation modifies the accreditation of Université Paris Cité for the issuance of national diplomas. The specific details of the modification are not provided in the source, but it pertains to the university's authority to grant official degrees.
What changes: This regulation officially recognizes the private higher education institution EIML (École internationale de marketing du luxe) by the State. This recognition allows the school to issue diplomas that are officially acknowledged by the French government.
What changes: This regulation provides an updated list of schools that are authorized to award degrees conferring the grade of bachelor or master. It also includes schools with a diploma recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education.
What changes: This regulation pertains to the formation preparing for the state diploma of nurse. It specifies that a convention must be established by each group between the involved institutes to ensure the proper training for this diploma.
What changes: This regulation officially recognizes the École internationale de marketing du luxe (EIML) as an institution authorized to award state-recognized diplomas. This ensures the quality and validity of the diplomas issued by EIML.
What changes: This regulation grants state recognition to the private school Aflokkat. This recognition signifies that diplomas awarded by Aflokkat are officially acknowledged by the French state.
What changes: This regulation specifies updates to the 'culture générale et expression' subject in the second year of the Brevet de technicien supérieur (BTS) program. These updates are intended for the 2027 examination session.
What changes: This regulation outlines specific thematic changes for the 'cultures de la communication' subject in the second year of the Brevet de technicien supérieur (BTS) communication program. These changes will apply to students taking the exam in the 2027 session.
What changes: This regulation establishes a diploma in specialized oral surgery. The diploma will be awarded starting from the 2026-2027 academic year and will continue to be offered until the end of that academic year.
What changes: This regulation officially recognizes the private technical higher education institution Sup'Expertise. This recognition allows the institution to award diplomas that are recognized by the French state.
What changes: This regulation details modifications to the accreditation of Université Paris Cité for the issuance of national diplomas. It specifies the terms and conditions under which the university can continue to award these diplomas.
What changes: A proposal for a regulation establishing the Erasmus+ programme for the period 2028-2034, merging the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes. The new programme aims to promote high-quality lifelong learning, enhance skills for life and employment, and foster EU values.
What changes: A Council Resolution concerning the second cycle of the strategic framework for European cooperation in education and training, looking towards the European Education Area (2026-2030). This framework aims to enhance cooperation in education and training across Europe.
What changes: This regulation modifies the nomenclatures of the mentions for national Bachelor's and Master's degrees. It updates the official list of recognized specializations and fields of study within these higher education degrees.
What changes: This regulation provides an updated list of schools that are accredited to award the 'diplôme d'ingénieur' (engineering diploma). It reflects the accreditation status as of September 1, 2025.
What changes: This regulation amends the annexes related to professional training periods for certain vocational certificates and professional baccalaureate specializations. It updates the requirements and structure of practical training components within these diplomas.
What changes: This regulation establishes a new option within the agricultural specialization certificate, specifically 'Education and Training of Young Equids'. It also sets out the conditions for obtaining this new specialization.
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