Sorbonne University

Sorbonne University is a public research university in Paris, established in 2018 by merging Paris-Sorbonne University and Pierre and Marie Curie University.

Paris-Sorbonne University: A Paris public university specializing in humanities and social sciences, it merged into Sorbonne University in 2018. Its humanities and social-sciences community became one of the two principal foundations of the merger.
Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Sorbonne University: Sorbonne University's academic division encompassing disciplines in the arts and humanities. This faculty represents the humanities tradition inherited chiefly from Paris-Sorbonne University.
CNRS: France's national public research organization, supporting and conducting research across scientific and humanistic fields. Joint research units link CNRS teams with Sorbonne University laboratories.
French university system: France's network of public and private higher-education institutions, organized under national law and policy. The merger took place within a system where universities have repeatedly been reorganized and consolidated.
Pierre and Marie Curie University: A Paris public university focused on science and medicine, it merged into Sorbonne University in 2018. Its scientific and medical faculties supplied the other principal foundation of the merger.
Faculty of Science and Engineering at Sorbonne University: Sorbonne University's academic division covering scientific and engineering disciplines. Its disciplines extend the science-focused institutional legacy of Pierre and Marie Curie University.
INSERM: France's national public institute for biomedical and health research. Its research partnerships connect the university's biomedical work with a national health-science network.
Paris Sciences et Lettres University: A Paris research university and collegiate institution bringing together universities and research organizations. Its federated model provides a contrasting route to coordinating Paris institutions without the same merger.
University of Paris: A medieval university in Paris whose institutional history ended with its reorganization into separate universities in 1970. Sorbonne University belongs to the later institutional landscape created after the historic university was divided.
Faculty of Medicine at Sorbonne University: Sorbonne University's academic division responsible for medical education and research. Medicine is a major part of the university's academic structure and predecessor inheritance.

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