Back to school at Inalco
As part of welcome days events taking place from 14 to 18 September 2026, come along to the information sessions and meet representatives from the university’s departments at the freshers’ stands. These sessions offer you the chance to discover your new study environment, familiarise yourself with how the university works and find the information you need to make a success of your year.
Welcome to Inalco!
The welcome days are specifically dedicated to welcoming and providing information to first-year students on the Introductory Year, Licence 1, Licence Plus and Tempo programmes, for whom these days are compulsory. However, they are also important for Licence 2 or Licence 3 students starting a new programme or pathway, as well as for new students enrolled on Master’s programmes and university-specific qualifications. We invite you to consult the programme of meetings, workshops and courses organised according to your year of study
The content of this web page is subject to frequent changes. We recommend that you check it regularly to ensure that the information is up to date.
Distribution of student cards and stickers
Further information to follow
The student card (or the 2026/2027 sticker to be affixed to the previous year’s card for students re-enrolling) can only be issued once enrolment has been completed and confirmed.
Guide to the start of the 2026–2027 academic year
Guide de la rentrée 2026-2027 (9.29 MB, .pdf)
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Back-to-school days
Programme for the back-to-school meetings from 14 to 18 September
The back-to-school day is compulsory for students enrolled in the first year of a Bachelor’s degree (L1), the introductory year and the first year of an school diploma.
An email containing all the information relating to this day will be sent to all students on Friday 11 September. Please check your email inboxes carefully, including your spam folders.
Monday 14 September
Welcome days for new students organised by the Student Success and Student Life Service (REVE) and the Information, Guidance and Career Services Department (SIO-IP).
Monday 14 September
Welcome days for new students organised by the Student Success and Student Life Service (REVE) and the Information, Guidance and Career Services Department (SIO-IP).
For today’s meetings, please follow the seating arrangements in the lecture theatres, based on the first three letters of your surname. (You will be allocated rooms on Friday 11 September 2026).
9.30 am–12.30 pm: Welcome and general information
(Further details on the programme to follow)
2.00 pm–4.30 pm: General information (continued)
(Further details on the programme to follow)
Tuesday 15 September
Departmental information sessions (Bachelor’s degree), DU Passerelle and IMAS Master’s degree
Tuesday 15 September
Departmental information sessions (Bachelor’s degree), DU Passerelle and IMAS Master’s degree
Africa and the Indian Ocean
- Departmental general information session (compulsory for all students enrolled on the Bachelor’s, DL and DLC programmes) : 11.00–12.30, Room 4.07
- Haoussa (Bachelor’s, DL and DLC) :2.00–3.30 pm in Room 3.16
- Yorùbá (Bachelor’s, DL, DLC) : 2.00 pm–3.30 pm, Room 5.25
- Swahili (Bachelor’s, DL, DLC) : 2.00 pm–3.00 pm, Room 3.03
- Swahili, placement test (Bachelor’s degree) : 3.00 pm–5.00 pm, Room 3.07
South-East Asia and the Pacific (ASEP)
- General department information session (compulsory for all Bachelor’s degree students) : 10.30–11.30 am in Amphi 5
- Pacific Section (Dréhu, Tahitian) : Information session for Bachelor’s, DL and DC programmes, DLC 11.30 am–1.00 pm, Room 3.02
- Vietnamese : Information session for Bachelor’s degree, DLC, DL, Passeport, Tempo and Licence+ : 11.30 am–1.00 pm, Amphi 5
- Filipino (Tagalog): Information session on Licence and DL 11.45 am–1.15 pm, Room 3.04
Indian, South Asian and Tibetan Studies (EISAT)
- General information session on the department and cultural studies modules (compulsory for all first-year students) : 2.00–3.30 pm Amphi 5
- Bengali : Information session on the Bachelor’s degree and diploma (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Room 5.04
- Hindi : Information session on the first year of the Bachelor’s degree 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, room 5.28
- Nepali : Information session on Bachelor’s and Diploma programmes (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Room 5.20
- Urdu : Information session on Bachelor’s degrees and diplomas (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–4.30 pm, Room 5.25
- Romani : Information session on Bachelor’s and Diploma programmes (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Room 3.09
- Sinhala : Information session on Bachelor’s and Diploma programmes (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Room 5.07
- Tamil : Information session on Bachelor’s and Diploma programmes (1 2 3) 3.30 pm–5.30 pm, Room 3.03
- Tibetan : Information session on Bachelor’s degree, DLC and DLC (all levels) 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Room 3.02
- Meeting between first-year undergraduates and second-, third-year undergraduates and Master’s students, 5.00–7.00 pm, Amphi 6
Arabic Studies
- Introductory degree programme meeting: 10.00–11.00 Amphi 7
- Eastern Arabic Bachelor’s programme meeting: 10.00–11.00 am Amphi 2
- Maghreb Arabic Bachelor’s degree meeting : 10.00–11.00 Amphi 3
- Intensive Diploma Meeting : 10.00–11.00, Room 5.05
- First-year (L1) information session : 11.00–12.00 Amphi 3
- Second-year information session : 11.00–12.00 Amphi 7
Chinese Studies
- Meeting for students enrolled on the introductory course (L0) : 3.00 pm–4.00 pm Amphi 4
- L1 information session : 2.00 pm–3.00 pm Amphi 4
- Introductory course in Chinese phonetics (L0): 4.00 pm–6.00 pm Amphi 4
Korean Studies
- General information session on Korean Studies (L1) : 10.00–12.00 Amphi 4
- Information session for L2 and L3 : 10.30 am–12 noon,Amphi 8
- Placement test (Bachelor’s degree) 2.00 pm–4.00 pm in Amphi 1
Hebrew and Jewish Studies
- General department information session (Bachelor’s degree, DLC 1, 2 and 3) : 10.00–12.00 in Room 5.18
- Placement test : 12.30 pm–2.30 pm in Room 3.11
Japanese Studies
- First-year information session : 9.00 am–10.45 am Amphi 1
- Second-year information session : 11.00–12.30Amphi 1
- L3 Information Session : 2.00 pm–3.00 pm Amphi 2
- Information session for Master’s Years 1 and 2: 1.00 pm–2.00 pm Amphi 7
Russian Studies
- Meeting for students enrolled on the Introductory Course : 10.00–11.00 Lecture Theatre 6
- Meeting for students enrolled on the Intensive Diploma (DIR) programme : 11.00–12.00 Lecture Theatre 6
- Information session for L1 and DLC 1 : 12.00–13.00 Lecture Theatre 6
- Information session for L2 and DLC 2 : 1.00 pm–2.00 pm Lecture Theatre 6
- Information session for L3 and DLC 3: 2.00–3.00 pm Lecture Theatre 6
Eurasia
- General department information session (compulsory for all Bachelor’s degree students) : 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm Lecture Theatre 7
- Armenian : Bachelor’s degree information session 2.00 pm–3.00 pm, Room 3.08
- Georgian : Bachelor’s degree information session 3.00–4.00 pm, room 4.09
- Kurdish : Undergraduate and DLC Information Session 4.00–5.00 pm, Room 5.10
- Pashto : Bachelor’s degree information session 4.00–5.00 pm, room 4.03
- Persian : Bachelor’s degree information session, 1.00 pm–2.00 pm, room 3.08
- Mongolian : Undergraduate and DLC Information Session 3.00–4.30 pm, Room 4.04
- Turkish : Bachelor’s Degree Year 1 Information Session 3.00 pm–4.00 pm, Lecture Theatre 7
- Turkish : Information session for Year 2, 4.00–5.00 pm, Lecture Theatre 7
Europe
- General department information session (compulsory for all first-year students) : 10.00–12.00, Room 4.14
- Albanian : Information session for L1, L1 - L.A.S and M1 12.30–2.00, room 5.21
- Bulgarian : Bachelor’s degree information session 1.00 pm–2.00 pm, room 4.09
- Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian : Bachelor’s degree information session 12.30–1.30 pm, room 3.07
- Estonian: Face-to-face session from 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm in room 4.08 (DLC1 and Bachelor’s Year 1)
- Estonian: Online session from 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm via videoconference (DLC1, L1). Click here to join the Estonian session.
- Finnish: Information session for L1, DLC 1 (and other levels) 1.00 pm–2.00 pm, Room 4.05
- Modern Greek :-Information session (Bachelor’s degree) 12.30–1.30 pm in room 5.01 and placement test 1.30–2.30 pm in room 5.01
- Hungarian : Information session for L1 and DLC 1 1.00 pm–2.00 pm in room 3.16
- Latvian : Information session for Bachelor’s degree and DLC, 1.00–2.00 pm, room 3.02
- Polish : Information session on the Bachelor’s degree and DLCI1, 12.00–13.00, Room 3.08
- Romanian : Information session for L1 and DLC1, 1.00 pm–4.00 pm, room 4.10
- Czech : Information session 12.00–13.00, room 3.06
- Slovak (All qualifications and levels, L and M). Online, 12:00–13:00. Click here to access the Slovak information session for all qualifications and levels.
- Slovak (DL1, DL2, DL3): Online from 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm. Click here to join the Slovak meeting for DL1, DL2 and DL3 meetings
- Macedonian : 6.00 pm–7.00 pm online (Licence and DLC): Click here to access the Macedonian session.
- Ukrainian : Information session for all degrees and levels – Bachelor’s and Master’s – 1.00 pm–3.00 pm, Room 4.06
Master’s IMAS
- Pre-term meeting for the IMAS Master’s programme (in Armenian, online) 5.00 pm–6.30 pm. Click here to join the IMAS Master’s meeting.
DU Passerelle
- Welcome meeting for new students on the DU Passerelle programme: 10.30 am–12 noon, room 5.10
- DU Passerelle Moodle training : 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm in lab 6.04
Wednesday 16 September
L1+ programme, DU Passerelle, Tempo, Vocational pathways, Thematic and disciplinary pathways (THD), International mobility and welcoming exchange students (Welcome Day), Introductory course in Chinese phonetics (L1), DL1 Tibetan distance-learning meeting
Wednesday 16 September
L1+ programme, DU Passerelle, Tempo, Vocational pathways, Thematic and disciplinary pathways (THD), International mobility and welcoming exchange students (Welcome Day), Introductory course in Chinese phonetics (L1), DL1 Tibetan distance-learning meeting
Tempo pathway (1.1)
- Welcome meeting for students enrolled on the L1 LLCER Tempo programme (1.1) : 9.00–10.30 am Lecture Theatre 1
L1 + programme
- Welcome meeting for students enrolled in the LLCER L1 L+ pathway (OUI SI students): 11.30 am–12.30 pm Lecture Theatre 1
For further information, please visit the dedicated page
Vocational programmes
- International Business (CI) L2, L3 and CILO : 11.00–12.30 Lecture Theatre 4
- Intercultural and International Communication (Com2i) Year 2 (and interested Year 3 students): 10.30 am–12.30 pm, Room 3.11
- Language Teaching (DDL) Second-year and third-year students : Moved to Thursday morning
- International Relations (RI) Second-year and third-year students : 10.00–12.00 Lecture Theatre 7
- Automatic Language Processing (TAL) Year 2 and Year 3: 10.00–12.00, Room 4.10
Thematic and Disciplinary Tracks (THD)
- Welcome meeting for the thematic and disciplinary pathways (THD): 11.00–13.00 in Lecture Theatre 6
International mobility
- International mobility advice session (non-Erasmus+ programmes): 9.00 am–11.00 am, Hall 2
- Erasmus+ international mobility drop-in session: 11.00–12.00 Hall 2
Welcome for exchange students (Welcome Day)
- Welcome meeting for exchange students (Welcome Day): 8.00 am–1.00 pm Foyer and auditorium
- Workshop for exchange students 1 (Welcome Day) : 2.00 pm–5.00 pm, Room 3.03
- Workshop for exchange students 2 (Welcome Day) : 2.00 pm–5.00 pm, Room 3.15
Compulsory introductory course in Chinese phonetics
- First-year undergraduates, 2.00 pm–4.00 pm in Lecture Theatre 6
Tibetan meeting, distance learning:
- Tibetan DL1 at 6.00 pm: Click here to access the Tibetan language session, distance learning.
Thursday 17 September
Orientation day for Master’s students, departmental meetings, information sessions on Master’s specialisations and the UE3 modules ‘Disciplinary and Thematic Specialisations’ of the LLCER Master’s programme, the DDL pathway of the Bachelor’s degree, free movers, the Licence Accès Santé (LAS) programme, and the EAD Master’s programme
Thursday 17 September
Orientation day for Master’s students, departmental meetings, information sessions on Master’s specialisations and the UE3 modules ‘Disciplinary and Thematic Specialisations’ of the LLCER Master’s programme, the DDL pathway of the Bachelor’s degree, free movers, the Licence Accès Santé (LAS) programme, and the EAD Master’s programme
Master’s students’ orientation day
General welcome and information session for all Master’s students: 10.00–12.30, Lecture Theatre 1
- Further details to follow
Meetings by department or language:
- Africa, Indian Ocean (AOI): 2.00 pm–3.30 pm – Room 3.10
- South-East Asia and the Pacific (ASEP): 2.00 pm–3.30 pm, Room 4.05
- Indian, South Asian and Tibetan Studies (EISAT): 2.00–3.30 pm, Room 3.04
- Arabic Studies : 2.00 pm–3.30 pm, Room 4.10
- Chinese Studies : 2.00 pm–3.30 pm, Room 4.15
- Korean Studies : 1.00 pm–2.30 pm, Room 3.11
- Hebrew and Jewish Studies 2.00–3.30 pm, Room 5.20
- Russian Studies 2.00–3.30 pm, Room 5.22
- Eurasia 2.00–3.30 pm, Room 5.13
- Europe 1.30 pm–3.00 pm, Room 4.13
Information sessions on the UE3 ‘Disciplinary and Thematic Specialisations’ of the LLCER Master’s programme and meetings for other specialisations
- Presentation of disciplines: ANT, ART, ENV, GSM, HIS, LGE, LIT, ORA, REL, VMM 3.30–5.30 pm, room 4.14
- M1 specialisation in Language Teaching (DDL) 1.00 pm–2.00 pm, Room 5.25
- M2 specialisation in Language Teaching (DDL) 2.00–3.00 pm, Room 5.25
- Master’s (M1) in Languages and Society (LS) and the Influential Communication in an International Context (COCI) specialisation 3.00 pm–4.00 pm, Room 5.12
- M2 specialisation in Languages and Society (LS) and the Influential Communication in an International Context (COCI) track 4.00–5.00 pm, Room 5.12
- Language Sciences (SDL) specialisation 3.30 pm– 5.00 pm, Room 4.06
- Translation and Interpreting (TI) specialisation, Literary Translation (TL) track: 1.00 pm–2.30 pm, Room 5.28
- Translation and Interpreting (TI) programme – Specialised Translation (TSI) track and Mediation and Interpreting for the Public Sector (MIP) track 2.00–3.30 pm, Room 4.06
Bachelor’s Degree in Language Teaching (DDL)
- Bachelor’s degree, DDL stream (L2, L3): 10.00–11.30, Room 3.12
International Mobility
- Welcome meeting for free movers 10.30 am–12 noon, Room 3.08
Welcome meeting for LAS Bachelor’s students
- Further information to follow
Master’s in Distance Learning in Arabic (EAD):
- EAD Master’s: 12.00, click here to access the Distance Learning in Arabic meeting.
Master’s in TAL, Master’s in RI, Master’s in MCI
Master’s in TAL, Master’s in RI, Master’s in MCI
Master’s in Management and International Business (MCI):
- Monday 7 September: 9.00 am, Welcome session for M1 and M2 MCI students, room 5.18
Master’s in Natural Language Processing (TAL):
- Wednesday 9 September, 10.00–17.00, M2 TAL meeting, Room 3.05
- Wednesday 9 September, 11.00–12.00, M2 R&D meeting, Room 3.05
- Wednesday 9 September, 11.00–12.30, M1 PluriTAL meeting, room 3.05
- Wednesday 9 September, 1.00 pm–5.00 pm, Nextal event, room 3.05
- Thursday 10 September, 10.00–17.00, Instal Party (M1), Room 3.05
Master’s in International Relations (RI):
- Thursday 10 September, Master’s in International Relations (M2RI work-study programme): 1.00 pm–3.00 pm, Room 3.11
- Thursday 10 September Master’s in International Relations (welcome session for M1 and M2 students): 3.30 pm–5.00 pm, Lecture Theatre 2
16, 17 and 18 September
Digital workshops
16, 17 and 18 September
Digital workshops
Choose one of the following three webinars and complete the registration form in advance (compulsory).
- Wednesday 16 September, 12 noon–1 pm (video conference link to follow)
- Thursday 17 September, 4.00 pm–5.00 pm (video conference link to follow)
- Friday 18 September 10.00–11.00 (video conference link to follow)
This workshop is intended for new students at Inalco. If you have already attended this workshop, you do not need to take part again.
15–18 September
Language courses in Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese, and a meeting.
15–18 September
Language courses in Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese, and a meeting.
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Pre-term language course organised by the Department of Korean Studies (Year 1)
- Tuesday 15 September, 2.00–5.00 pm: rooms 3.05, 3.13 and 5.13
- Wednesday 16 September, 9.00 am–1.00 pm: Rooms 3.05, 3.13 and 5.13
- Thursday 17 September, 9.00 am–1.00 pm : rooms 3.05, 3.13 and 5.13
- Friday 18 September, 9.00 am–1.00 pm : rooms 3.05, 3.03 and 5.13
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Pre-term language course organised by the Department of Japanese Studies (Year 1)
- Tuesday 15 September, 11.00–13.00: rooms 3.15 (G1), 4.06 (G2), 4.15 (G3), 4.17 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Tuesday 15 September, 3.00 pm–5.00 pm: rooms 3.15 (G1), 4.06 (G2), 4.15 (G3), 4.17 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Wednesday 16 September, 10.00–12.00: rooms 4.06 (G1), 4.15 (G2), 4.17 (G3), 5.01 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Wednesday 16 September, 2.00 pm–4.00 pm: rooms 4.06 (G1), 4.15 (G2), 4.17 (G3), 5.01 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Thursday 17 September, 9.00 am–11.00 am: rooms 4.06 (G1), 4.15 (G2), 4.17 (G3), 5.01 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Thursday 17 September, 11.15 am–1.15 pm: rooms 4.06 (G1), 4.15 (G2), 4.17 (G3), 5.01 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Thursday 17 September, 3.00 pm–4.30 pm (G1 to G5): Lecture Theatre 1
- Friday 18 September 10.00–12.00: Rooms 3.15 (G1), 4.06 (G2), 4.15 (G3), 4.17 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
- Friday 18 September, 2.00 pm–4.00 pm: rooms 3.15 (G1), 4.06 (G2), 4.15 (G3), 4.17 (G4) and 5.12 (G5)
For further information, visit the Department of Japanese Studies’ webpage
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Language course organised by the Vietnamese section (L1)
- Tuesday 15 September, 2.00–3.00 pm (theory) and 3.00–5.00 pm (practical): Room 3.12
- Wednesday 16 September 2.00 pm–3.00 pm (theory) and 3.00 pm–5.00 pm (practical): Room 3.12
- Thursday 17 September : 2.00 pm–3.00 pm (theory) and 3.00 pm–5.00 pm (practical): Room 3.12
- Friday 18 September 2.00 pm–3.00 pm (theory) and 3.00 pm–5.00 pm (practical): Room 3.12
The meeting times and venues are provided for information only and are subject to change.
Stalls run by organisations and partners from 14 to 25 September
Numerous stands run by student societies, Inalco’s administrative departments and partners will be open from 14 to 25 September, from 10.00 to 17.00, to provide you with information about their work and activities. You can meet them every day in the Hall on the 2nd floor.
Mentors will also be on hand to guide new students around Inalco and provide them with all the information they need to get off to a successful start!
The information below is updated regularly.
Monday 14 September
Monday 14 September
From 12 noon to 2 pm:
- Student Health Service (SSE), Paris Student Union and CROUS
- Mentors
Tuesday 15 September
Tuesday 15 September
- Information to follow
- Mentors
Wednesday 16 September
Wednesday 16 September
- Information to follow
- Mentors
Thursday 17 September
Thursday 17 September
- Information to follow
- 9.00–11.00: International Mobility Drop-in Session run by the Europe and International Directorate (DEI) – Excluding Erasmus+
- 11.00 am–12.00 pm: International Mobility Drop-in Session run by the Europe and International Directorate (DEI) Erasmus+
- Mentors
Friday 18 September
Friday 18 September
- Information to follow
- Mentors
Monday 21 September
Monday 21 September
- Information to follow
- Student Health Service (SSE) and CROUS
- Mentors
Tuesday 22 September
Tuesday 22 September
- Sport, Health and Wellbeing Day
Wednesday 23 September
Wednesday 23 September
- Information to follow
- Mentors
Thursday 24 September
Thursday 24 September
- SIOIP Back-to-School Forum
Friday 25 September
Friday 25 September
- Information to follow
- Mentors
Guided tours of the premises
Information to follow
Essentials
Retrouvez ici toutes les informations pratiques pour vous rendre à l'Inalco et vous orienter au sein de l'établissement.
L'Inalco continue de vous accompagner dans la réussite de vos études avec l'accès à de nombreux outils pédagogiques à distance via la plateforme Moodle. N'oubliez pas d'activer votre compte numérique.
Le service de la réussite et de la vie étudiante a mis en place, depuis un an maintenant, le programme de mentorat. Il vise à soutenir les étudiants au cours de leur cursus universitaire via des stands et permanences, animés par des étudiants mentors.
Your studies
Calendrier universitaire, emploi du temps, examens, règlements et chartes étudiantes, retrait des diplômes, droits de scolarité, réédition de la carte étudiante...
Le tutorat est un dispositif d’accompagnement par les pairs mis en place par le service R.E.V.E pour favoriser la réussite étudiante : il est ouvert aux étudiants du diplôme d’Initiation ou de DLC 1, de Licence 1, Licence 2, Licence 3.
L’Inalco propose à tout étudiant, quel que soit son niveau de formation, de valoriser son engagement, quel qu’il soit (associatif, électif, bénévole, citoyen, etc.).
Campus life
Faire entendre sa voix !
Vie de campus, conditions d'études, offre de formation, avenir de l'Inalco...
L’Inalco concentre en un même lieu une centaine de langues, et autant de cultures et de civilisations qui s’inter-pénètrent et évoluent ensemble. La programmation culturelle assurée par nos étudiants, nos enseignants et nos partenaires vous transporte chaque semaine et vous questionne sur notre société.
La vie culturelle de l'Inalco est rythmée par des temps forts qui reviennent chaque année.
L'Inalco regroupe plus d'une vingtaine d'associations étudiantes, qui participent pleinement à la vie et à l'animation de l'établissement : tout au long de l'année, elles vous proposent des activités hebdomadaires, des journées culturelles, ou des événements et stands ponctuels (vente de nourriture, tombola, collectes ...) dans le Hall du 2e étage !
Découvrez l’ensemble des offres sportives passionnantes et variées proposées par l'Inalco pour les étudiants, conçues pour enrichir votre vie universitaire et favoriser votre bien-être physique et mental !
La mission égalité participe à inscrire davantage l'Inalco dans sa dimension inclusive, dans son refus de toute forme de violence et discrimination, dans sa capacité à accueillir et écouter.
Practical life
Dans le cadre de notre engagement envers la réussite et le bien-être des étudiants, l'Inalco propose une variété d'aides sociales et de bourses destinées à soutenir ceux qui en ont le plus besoin.
Le RSE permet à certains étudiants, notamment ceux qui sont salariés, en Service Civique, ou ceux ayant un statut spécifique ou des contraintes particulières, de bénéficier d'aménagements dans le déroulement de leurs études.
Le rôle des médecins, des infirmières et des psychologues est de vous écouter pour répondre à toutes vos questions, de vous informer en vous communiquant une documentation claire sur la santé, l’hygiène, l’alimentation ou encore sur la contraception, et de vous conseiller sur votre rythme de vie pour éviter les grosses fatigues ou les périodes de stress à l’approche des examens.
Pour manger, rien de plus simple : vous bénéficiez de plusieurs points de restauration à proximité des bâtiments rue des Grands Moulins mais aussi rue de Lille. Gérée par le CROUS de Paris, cette offre vous permet d'accéder à une alimentation équilibrée à moindre coûts.
Pour se loger à Paris, plusieurs formules sont accessibles aux étudiants : des locations de studio aux résidences universitaires en passant par la colocation, différents choix s'offrent à vous.