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Guide
étudiant
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Summary
→ Choose the University of Bordeaux
→ Your studies
The Higher Education System.....................................................5
Registration and tuition fees ...................................................6
Immigration .................................................................................. 7
Learning resources..........................................................................8
Aquipass card: a student card and much more…....................9
University libraries...................................................................... 10
Improve your French! ..............................................................12
Language centers...........................................................................12
Close to your specific needs.......................................................13
From university to your 1st job...................................................14
→ Daily life
Social.................................................................................................. 17
Living together................................................................................ 17
Finance............................................................................................. 18
Accommodation ........................................................................ 20
Healthcare .................................................................................. 22
Student Health Center................................................................. 23
Catering (Bon appétit !)................................................................ 24
Transport......................................................................................... 26
Student jobs at the university....................................................27
→ Campus life
Culture.............................................................................................. 29
Sport.................................................................................................. 30
Citizenship and commitment.....................................................31
→ Your contacts
At your arrival................................................................................ 33
Checklist.......................................................................................... 34
All your contacts........................................................................... 35
Practical information................................................................... 39
→ Campus sites..........................................................................40
International student information
Choose
the University of Bordeaux!
© Gautier Dufau
Multidisciplinary study programs
• Four major scientific fields:
- Science and technology
- Law, political science, economics, management
- Life and health sciences
- Social and human sciences
• 250 Master programs, 150 Bachelor programs (incl. vocational)
International study programs
Around 70 international study programs at Bachelor, Master and
Doctorate level.
Research of excellence
11 departments bringing together 90 laboratories, institutes and
technical platforms, in almost 50 scientific disciplines.
Open to the world
Nearly 700 partner universities based in over 80 countries
worldwide.
Dynamic campus and welcome services
› One of the largest campus sites (over 187 hectares) in Europe,
with a wide range of services and amenities.
› "3 star" rating for the Campus France “Choose France" label,
in recognition of the high-quality welcome services for
international students.
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students the largest foundation
campus sites
7,200 in Europe 38
international libraries with
students 28 ha 4,000 reading
of sport fields places
8
doctoral schools 4,000 research 135 student
and teaching staff associations
2,000 including 800
international researchers
doctoral students
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Your
studies
© Gautier Dufau
The Higher Education System
France boasts an internationally renowned and highly accessible system of higher
education. Universities confer national degrees (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate) that
deliver ECTS credits, recognized by many countries in the European Union and
around the world.
ECTS
60 120 180 240 300
BACHELOR MASTER DOCTORATE
1st 2nd 3rd
L1 L2 L3 M1 M2 year year year
Vocational
Bachelor
BUT (technical bachelor)
HEALTH STUDIES
The European Credit Transfer
system (ECTS)
Each level is attained by acquiring
ECTS. The academic year is divided into
two semesters, and the validation of one
semester is equivalent to 30 ECTS. The
accumulation of credits at the higher
education level depends on academic
workload, number of course hours and
course objectives.
Find out more
For more information
about the French Higher
Education System and
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coming to study in France,
consult the Campus France
website.
→ campusfrance.org/en
5
Registration
Tuition fees 2022/2023
What will you pay as a student of the
Whether you are an international University of Bordeaux if you wish to
student within an exchange register for an undergraduate degree,
program (or scholarship program) Master program or doctorate?
or outside of an exchange program,
please visit our website to learn all
You come from the European
about registration requirements: Union (EU), the European
› level of education Education Area (EEA),
› level of French Switzerland, Monaco or Québec
› on-line application (Canada):
› papers and documents you may You pay the same fees* as French
need students.
› etc.
You come from a country
→ u-bordeaux.com/Education/ outside the regions indicated
Admissions
above:
You can obtain a partial exoneration of
the fees for the duration of your cursus
and therefore pay the same fees* as a
French student.
Please note: the quality of the student’s
academic record and/or the economic
context of the country of origin will be
taken into account with priority given
to those from low income and lower
middle income countries**.
For more information
→ u-bordeaux.fr/Droits-d-inscription
Please note:
You must also provide an expenditure
statement for the CVEC (Contribution
vie étudiante et de campus). The
amount is fixed at approximately 95€
(free for scholarship students).
* 170€ for an undergraduate program, 243€
for a Master program and 380€ for doctoral
studies.
© Gautier Dufau
** Subject to the deliberation of the Board
of directors.
6
Immigration
Passport/ID document
All internationals who wish to pass
the French customs must have a valid
passport. For EU citizens, an ID card is
sufficient. Passports and ID documents
must be valid for the duration of your
stay.
Visa
EU citizens and those from countries
within the Schengen area do not need
a visa. If you are from outside this
zone, you will need a long stay student
visa when staying for over 3 months
in France, to be obtained prior to your
arrival. In this case, please contact
the Consulate General of France nearest
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to you for further information on how
to apply and obtain your visa.
Residence permit
EU citizens and those from countries
within the Schengen area do not need
a resident permit. If you are from
outside the EU and Schengen area, Intra-European procedure
please contact your closest Consulate
General of France for information on the Students who have a resident permit
residence permit. from another EU country may, if part of
a European program or exchange, arrive
and stay in France without requesting a
United Kingdom visa or French resident permit.
This is only for a limited, non-
According to the agreement
renewable period and based on the
concerning the withdrawal
condition that French authorities
of the U.K. from the
have been previously notified by
European Union, British
the University of Bordeaux about
nationals must now follow
the stay.
the procedure applicable to
those who are from outside More details available on the
the EU and the Schengen immigration webpage
area (see above). → u-bordeaux.fr/etudiants-
internationaux/preparer-sa-venue
7
Learning
resources
Digital work Your on-line educational
environment resources
Whether you are at home or out and You have access to a variety
about, you have access to a modern, of educational resources that are helpful
high-performing educational for your classes. These resources are
environment: Wi-Fi access on the available 24 hours a day at home or
campuses, digital work spaces, elsewhere and include: class material,
information services, educational self-assessments, on‑line exercises, etc.
platforms... a large variety of
technological tools are available that
help you with your studies.
Your email address
As soon as you register, the university
will provide you with an email address
that is valid for the duration of your
studies. The format is as follows:
first name.second name@etu.u-
bordeaux.fr
This is your reference email and should
be used for exchanges with your
professors and the administrative &
educational services of the university.
Get yourself
connected with
our ENT system
and validate your
campus pass
account:
https://activation.u-
bordeaux.fr
If you have
any problems,
don’t hesitate to ask
© Gautier Dufau
your Student Life
Center for help!
8Aquipass Card
a student card and much more…
When you arrive at the university, a totally secure way (the Student Life
you are provided with your personal Center may help with setting it up if
Aquipass card. This is your student necessary). It’s up to you then to decide
passport that will be your source of ID whether to pay with your contactless
and will let you use the many services student ID or your mobile phone. This
may be used in the university cafeterias
on offer: taking out books at the library,
and restaurants thus avoiding the need
eating at the university restaurants… to pay in cash.
You may also carry out certain
purchases thanks to the electronic Izly How to credit the Izly card?
card system. You can credit your account starting
Izly, how does it work? from 5€ with just a few clicks, whether
from your mobile app or the web.
The Aquipass card has an integrated You can transfer money from your
Izly card system. You must create an Izly account to your bank account at
online account that can be credited in anytime.
→ www.izly.fr
© Gautier Dufau
9University
libraries
The place to carry out your study and research! Publications and
reviews may be consulted in the library or borrowed. There is also
a wealth of on-line resources (e-books, reviews, databases, etc.)
available.
To find out how
The university libraries cover all the
many seats are
disciplines proposed by the university
available in some
and are located throughout all the
libraries and to
campuses.
reserve a study room,
Books may be borrowed with the download the mobile
Aquipass card and Internet access is app “Affluences”
available in all the libraries as well as or consult it via
group working spaces. the University
of Bordeaux
mobile app,
“U & me”.
© Gautier Dufau
10Main university libraries
Multidisciplinary Law, Political Science,
125 cours Alsace Lorraine – Bordeaux Economics
05 56 52 33 02 Closed for the academic year
› Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 7pm 2022/2023. To provide access to library
› Saturday: 9am - 6pm resources during this closure, four
welcome “spots” (in Bordeaux, Talence
Life and Health Sciences and Pessac) are available*
146 rue Léo Saignat - Bordeaux
05 57 57 14 52 Libraries of Public law,
Private law and History of law
› Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 10pm
› Saturday: 9am - 6pm Legal research building - avenue Léon
Duguit - Pessac
› Sunday*: 1pm - 6pm
05 56 84 25 70 / 05 56 84 85 76 /
Human Sciences 05 56 84 29 77
› For opening/closing times,
3 place de la Victoire - Bordeaux
please consult our website
05 57 57 19 30
› Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 7pm Management Science
› Saturday: 9am - 6pm 35 avenue Abadie - Bordeaux
05 56 00 96 75
STAPS (Science and Techniques
of Physical and Sport Activities) › Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 6pm
12 avenue Camille Jullian - Pessac
Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences
05 56 84 52 33
210 chemin de Leysotte - Villenave
› Closed until October 2022. (opening d'Ornon
hours to be confirmed)
05 57 57 58 21
Science & Technology › Monday to Friday: 9am - 6pm
Bât. B20 - allée Baudrimont
Talence
05 40 00 89 89
› Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 10pm
Did you know?
› Saturday: 9am - 6pm From your home, you may directly
› Sunday*: 1pm - 6pm consult the catalogue of information
resources, reserve a book or a
document, prolong your book loan
with the research interface offered
by the university, Babord+.
* More information on libraries and opening times
→ bibliotheques.u-bordeaux.fr/Infos-pratiques/Horaires-et-calendriers
11Improve
your French!
Students within an exchange › You may also contact Bordeaux
program Montaigne University, DEFLE (Study
Department: French as a Foreign
You can benefit from French classes free Language)
of charge. These will help you follow +33 (0)5 57 12 44 43
and understand your specialty classes defle@u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr
and also help your integration process
within the campus and the city of
Bordeaux. MooFLE: “Moodle for French as
Students outside an a foreign language courses"
exchange program Improve your French before even
› Classes may be taken with the coming to Bordeaux! All you have to do
Alliance Française: is connect to the online platform that
126 Rue Abbé de l’Épée, provides all international students with
33000 Bordeaux, free French language classes as well as
+33 (0)5 56 79 32 80 advice and information for arriving and
af@alliance-bordeaux.org getting settled in Bordeaux.
For more information, please consult
→ u-bordeaux.com/Education/French-
language-courses
Language
centers
Before setting off abroad, or simply to become more proficient, the
university’s three language centers can help you improve your
foreign language skills throughout your course.
› Courses in English, Spanish, German and Italian… (depending on the language
center)
› Guided self-learning available
› English and Spanish conversation classes
› Preparation for the following certificates: TOEIC, Cambridge, TOEFL, IELTS...
There are resources available to prepare you for these exams. The language
center teams will direct you towards the certificates which are most appropriate
for your plans.
Contacts at the end of the guide
12Close to
your specific needs
Students with disabilities or long illnesses, high-level sports
students, confirmed artists, elected students, other profiles
according to criteria (employees...), the university supports you.
With the PHASE service, you can Personalized and progressive
benefit from: support throughout your
› a local service journey:
› an evaluation of your needs and
› Educational support
advice on your arrangements
› Technical and human help
› a privileged contact in your training
component. › Flexible arrangements for exams
› Flexible studies and schedule
arrangements
Contact the PHASE service support
officer on your campus as soon as
the school year starts.
Contacts at the end of the guide
→ u-bordeaux.fr/etudiants-besoins-
specifiques
© Université de Bordeaux
13From university
to your 1st job
The career guidance center will assist you with your study
plans and help you consider your training pathway and future
integration into the world of work.
› Build your training pathway: Career guidance center
tools to help you find the right
+33 (0)5 57 57 18 04
direction, workshops, interviews
orientation.carrieres@u-bordeaux.fr
› Develop your skills:
personalized advice with guidance → u-bordeaux.fr/orientation-insertion
counsellors-psychologists, and
individual assessments
› Getting ready for professional life:
Job openings, jobs held,
workshops, strategies for finding salary, qualification levels…
internships and employment, CV You can find the key figures related
and cover letter, preparation for job to your course in the surveys of the
interviews… Observatoire de la formation et de la
› Finding out about jobs: resource vie universitaire (Observatory for
areas and support, meetings with education and student life).
professionals. → u-bordeaux.fr/Formation/Enquetes-
Contacts at the end of the guide et-statistiques
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life
DailySocial
During your studies, you can benefit from assistance if you are
experiencing financial or social difficulties.
Places to listen
The social service assistants at the Le comptoir d’Aliénor
Student Health Center or Crous are Community and sociocultural
there to listen, welcome and support food store
you. They provide information on the Students in financial difficulty can
various types of assistance available in access food and hygiene products
the event of financial, family or material here at 10 to 30% of market prices.
difficulties. → fede-atena.fr/le-comptoir-
Contacts at the end of the guide dalienor
If you have any questions
Student Life Centers can also inform
Regular information points are set up you about solidarity aid: food bank
by the Student Life Centers on each distributions, donation boxes, second-
campus to provide information on the hand equipment at Etu'récup...
university's financial aid.
More information
Do not hesitate to come and meet
with them for any questions you may → contact: bve.social@u-bordeaux.fr
have about eligibility criteria, or for → u-bordeaux.fr/aides-sociales-
assistance with your online application. financieres
Living
together
The University of Bordeaux champions
respect between men and women and
tolerance towards all sexualities and all
origins.
If you have witnessed or are a victim of
sexual harassment, sexist or homophobic
violence, discrimination or racism, a
© Gautier Dufau
monitoring unit is here to help.
→ u-bordeaux.fr/harcelement-violences-
discriminations
17Finance
Cost of living Finding a student job
A monthly budget of approximately In order to earn some pocket money,
750€ is necessary for living in you may find yourself a part-time job
Bordeaux. With your student status, (“petit boulot” in French). These jobs
you have access to certain services include childcare, tutoring (including
such as: university cafeterias and languages classes), carrying out
restaurants, libraries, reduced transport surveys, seasonal agricultural work
fees, sports facilities, etc. (picking strawberries, apples, grapes,
The first month the budget is triple etc.). Work regulations vary according
the usual amount as there are extra to the type of visa. In most cases, it is
costs linked to settling in your possible to work up to 60% of a full-
accommodation, registering for the time job, or no more than 964 hours in
university, signing contracts for a year (around 20h per week).
electricity, the telephone…
Opening a bank account Please note: if you have any financial problems,
please contact the campus social workers (check
in France “Your contacts")
If you are staying in France for longer
than 3 months, you may open a bank
account. The process is quite simple:
you must simply provide your passport
(or equivalent ID document), your
residence permit (if a non-EU citizen)
and proof of residence. Good to know
If you’re under 26 years old
You will need a bank account in your and you live in Bordeaux or the
name for many reasons: surrounding suburbs, find out
› Financial aid for accommodation and about the “Youth Card” that will
Social Security reimbursements are give you access to many reductions
paid automatically to a bank account; for sporting, musical, cultural
› A checkbook is required to pay rent activities, etc.
or electricity. You may also choose to More information
pay by direct debit or with a credit
→ cartejeune.bordeaux-metropole.fr
card.
18Example of
monthly expenses
Accommodation
› University residence room..............................................149 - 420€
› Private studio......................................................................500 - 650€
Transport
› Tram/bus........................................................................................20.40€
Misc. expenses
› Stationery, books, handouts........................................................100€
› Housekeeping, clothes..................................................................100€
› Complementary insurance............................215 - 300€ per year
(optional Health insurance)
› Leisure activities..................................................................50 - 100€
Extra expenses for the first month
› Moving-in costs, security deposit and agency fees....... 1 500€
(2 months’ rent approximately)
› Contribution to student and campus life (CVEC)................... 95€
› University registration fees.......................................... 200 - 400€
(scholarship students exempted)
› Civil liability insurance......................................................... 17 - 20€
› OFII tax.................................................................................................60€
19Accommodation
Finding accommodation in Bordeaux can be a challenge! If you
do not have a university residence and have not found a solution
before leaving your home country, you will need to search for
accommodation in the private sector.
Don’t hesitate to contact the Student Life Centers for help!
Types of housing Security deposit/
› University housing (Crous) Rental payment guarantee
› Social landlords (subject to means- When renting an apartment, in most
testing) cases the payment of a security deposit
› Private owners and residences is necessary (1 months’ rent) as well as
a rental payment guarantee (this means
Financial aid providing the contact details of someone
for accommodation who will pay the rent if you are not
As with French students, you may able to). You may be able to benefit from
qualify for student accommodation some aid for these security/guarantee
aid from the CAF (Caisse d’allocations requirements, so don’t hesitate to
familiales – Family Benefits Agency). For contact the appropriate authority.
this aid, you must be a student and have → www.visale.fr
a rental contract in your name. For non-
EU students, you will need a residence Accommodation insurance
permit that is valid for over 3 months. Personal insurance is obligatory no
You may complete your application on- matter your accommodation, whether
line via the following website: you are staying with a friend or renting
→ caf.fr in the private sector. The insurance
amount varies (between 40€ and 80€
per year) depending on the size of the
Your arrival in apartment, the number of rooms and the
Bordeaux risks insured (fire, theft, water damage,
The university and the civil liability, damage to adjacent
Welcome Offices are closed. buildings, etc.).
Students who will be staying Useful terms
in university residences must
contact these residences › Studio: 1 room apartment with
before arriving to find out integrated kitchen and bathroom/
about opening dates and toilet
times. If the student residence › F1 or T1 bis: main room, separate
is closed, you will need to kitchen and bathroom
book a night or two in a hotel › F2 or T2: sitting room and separate
or Youth Hostel. bedroom, bathroom
20› CC: “Charges comprises” - utilities Crous accommodation
and other charges (water, electricity)
included • International students outside an
exchange program (for graduate -
› Equipé: apartment with a fitted Master/Doctoral students only)
kitchen: oven, hot plates, fridge, sink
If you wish to apply for a room in
› Meublé: furnished apartment with at
the university residence, you must
least a bed, tables, chairs, sofa etc.
complete an application on the Internet
Temporary Accommodation site of the CROUS (Regional Center of
Student Social Services) as of early July.
Auberge de jeunesse Barbey
22 cours Barbey - 33800 Bordeaux For undergraduate (Bachelor) students,
+33 (0)5 56 33 00 70 CROUS accommodation is not available.
→ auberge-jeunesse-bordeaux.com • International students within an
exchange program
A few tips
Erasmus students and international
› Plan an extra budget for the first students within an Exchange Program
month for miscellaneous expenses may apply for a room in the university
› Beware of scams on housing websites residence as of early July. For this, you
› Never buy lists of accommodations must contact the International Office for
or visits more information on the procedure to be
› Never pay money in cash and never followed.
pay the rent or the deposit before → international.lescrous.fr
signing the lease. → messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
→ u-bordeaux.fr/se-loger
Good to know
› The Student Life Center on
Studapart
The University of Bordeaux’s
your campus may help with
dedicated housing platform
your accommodation search,
with hundreds of exclusive
explaining contracts, requesting
offers: studios, flatshares,
support from the CAF, etc.
homestays… You may also
› Etu’récup: the campus recycling benefit from personalized
service which offers very support throughout your stay/
affordable furniture, electronic rent.
appliances and dishes to help → u-bordeaux.studapart.com/en/
with your installation.
→ eturecup.org
21Healthcare
Social security affiliation Complementary health insurance
Depending on your situation, you will In order to complete the reimbursement
have to: of your health expenses, which are not
› either join the French health entirely covered by social security,
insurance system to benefit from you can subscribe to a complementary
health coverage health insurance policy via the
› or be the holder of a European organization of your choice.
Health Insurance Card (EHIC). In this
case, the health insurance of your Repatriation and civil liability
country of origin will cover your insurance
your health expenses and refund you You must subscribe for repatriation
consequently. and civil liability insurance to cover
Please note that for a stay of less than any costs and/or damages that could be
3 months, it is not possible to benefit caused during your stay in France.
from social security in France. Health Contact the “Mutual Health Insurances”
insurance is strongly recommended. for students which propose this type of
insurance and may inform you on how
to subscribe.
For more information
→ etudiant-etranger.ameli.fr
For help with registration for French health
insurance, contact your Student Life Center.
In order to purchase
most medication
You must present a medical
prescription to the pharmacist. For
emergencies at night, weekends
and holidays, there are doctors
and pharmacists on duty. The list
of these contacts may be found in
pharmacies, the local press and
police stations.
© Olivier Got
22Student Health Center
The place to go for medical care
To stay in good health while you’re
studying in France, feel free to visit the
Student Health Center. Teams of medical
professionals will welcome you, give you
advice and information and direct you
depending on your needs: nursing care, Please note
medical consultations, check-ups with a Appointments can be
nurse, vaccination updates and issuance of made via Doctolib.fr (link
medical certificates of no contraindication directly accessible from our
to the practice of sport, etc., all without website) or by telephone on
having to pay any fees (full third party +33 (0)5 33 51 42 00.
payment).
The Student Health Center also offers
workshops on cooking, stress management
and mental health first aid training, to
make the most of your university year. Contact
› Pessac
22 avenue Pey-Berland
Pessac
Tram B - Doyen Brus
+33 (0)5 33 51 42 00
› Monday to Thursday:
9am - 7pm
Friday: 9am - 5pm
› Open during the All Saints’
Day holiday, and winter
and spring holidays
› Closed during the
Christmas holidays
and for 4 weeks during
the summer holidays.
→ sante-etudiants-bdx.fr
→ espace_sante_
etudiants_bdx
23Catering
Bon appétit !
University restaurants are located throughout the campuses as
well as in the city center. They offer healthy and balanced meals.
With your Aquipass card you can pay for your meals, snacks,
drinks in all the university restaurants and cafeterias. Your card
also enables you to collect loyalty points (for more information on
the loyalty program please consult: crous-bordeaux.fr)
Carreire campus Bordeaux and Bordeaux-
(Bordeaux) Bastide campus
Le Mascaret – Resto U’ + Crous Le 98 – Crous Cafet’ + Crous Market’
Market’ 98, quai des Chartrons
146, rue Léo Saignat
La Bastide – Crous Cafet’ + Crous
Market’
15, avenue d’Abadie
Le Capu – Resto U’
© Julia Fenu / Les petits Paniers
16, rue Jules Guesde
Le Musée – Crous Market’
Place de la Victoire
Peixotto campus (Talence)
The Campus food hampers: La Soucoupe – Crous Market’
Every week you may buy a fruit 351, cours de la Libération
and vegetable hamper (for between
5€ and 7€!) that comes directly
from the market gardeners in the
region.
For more information
→ facebook.com/lespetitspaniers
→ @petits_paniers_campus_bdx
24“À TABLE !” with the food trucks
that come to your campuses every
week.
@bveunivbordeaux
Good to know
Montaigne-Montesquieu › With your Aquipass card you
campus (Pessac) can pay for your meals, snacks,
drinks in all the university
(S)pace’ Campus – Resto U’ + Crous restaurants and cafeterias. You
Market’ + Crous & Go’ + Crous Relax’ may also pay with the Izly app
18, avenue de Bardanac on your telephone if you’ve
forgotten your student card.
Le Crous Moovy Market’ › Tight budget? Contact the social
23, esplanade des Antilles grocery based on the Talence
campus where very affordable
Le Forum – Crous Cafet’ + Crous food and hygiene products may
Market’ be purchased:
2, avenue Léon Duguit → comptoir.dalienor@gmail.com
L’IEP – Crous Cafet’ › Try out the Foodtrucks on
11, allée Ausonne the different campus sites - a
variety of snacks available at an
affordable price!
Resto U’ n°2 + Crous Market’
Avenue des Facultés › Heat up your meals and have
lunch in the student centers
Le Veracruz – Crous Cafet’ located on the different campus
Avenue Maine de Biran sites:
- Talence campus:
ground-floor A21 and B6
For opening days and times - Pessac campus:
→ crous-bordeaux.fr Bât A, entrance A
- Victoire campus:
Broca Class A28
- Carreire campus:
Maison des Étudiants
25Transport
You may reach all the campuses of the University of Bordeaux
with the tram or bus. The campuses are also equipped
with “V3” stations (bike share system).
Reduction for public The “10 Voyages Réduit -
transport Étudiant” card
For occasional travel: 10 tickets at a
The “Pass Jeune” (Youth Pass) reduced price (7.90€). You must present
Card which gives you access to the entire the TBM card (free of charge) with this
transport network (tram, bus, Bat3 and ticket as it validates the price reduction.
parc-relais) if you are under 28 years The ticket is available for students
old: under 28 years old (35 years old for
› Annual “Pass Jeune”: 20.40€ per month international students) and gives you
› Monthly “Pass Jeune”: 34.40€ unlimited access to the tram, bus and
› Weekly “Pass Jeune”: 9.90€ Bat3 (the river shuttle) for an hour after
initial validation of the ticket.
The “Pass Jeune + V3” card
Reduced transport fees for students
For an extra 33€, in addition to the
→ infotbm.com/en/titles-and-prices
tram and bus, you have access to the
V3 service, the bike share system in Check the timetable and buy
Bordeaux. your tickets on-line
→ infotbm.com
Driving
EU citizens
If your driving license was obtained in a European country you
have the right to drive in France whilst respecting the French
road code of course!
Non-EU citizens
If you have a non-European driving license and you are settling
in France, you have the right to use your license for one year
maximum after the date of arrival in your main residence
in France. This period cannot be extended and once it is
finished your driving license must be exchanged for a French
driving license.
26Student jobs
at the university
Are you looking for a university student job for a few
hours per week or month?
The university’s departments regularly use student employees to
boost their workforce in support and assistance roles: reception,
library work, mentoring, etc.
Refer to the web page “student jobs” on the university website and
follow us on social media to make sure you do not miss the latest
vacancies.
→ u-bordeaux.fr/Campus/Emplois-etudiants
© Gautier Dufau
27life
Campus
© Université de BordeauxCulture
All year long, discover a rich and eclectic program as well as a
large choice of artistic, cultural and scientific activities.
Share Discover
Meet artists, researchers and Explore new, unsuspected or little-
professionals during the "Rencards du known worlds through the cultural
savoir", and share their passion and offer:
their questions. › festivals: Fête la rentrée,
Festivernales, Moissons d'avril
Participate
› art exhibitions in the university
As soon as the school year starts, libraries
register for art workshops supervised › dance shows and workshops
by professionals. › street art on campus
Take advantage of the equipment
Follow us:
available to practice your art in
complete freedom (music and dance @CultureUnivBx
studio, pianos...). → u-bordeaux.fr/Culture
Contact the culture team to set up a
project and perhaps join the university's
cultural and artistic program!
© Université de Bordeaux
29Sport
Want to get fit? Get healthy? Or maybe even more... want to
represent the University of Bordeaux in national competitions?
An "à la carte" sports offer Do you want to be on the
Whether you are an experienced podium?
sportswoman or an occasional Depending on your performance and
sportsman, you are spoilt for choice to your desires, different levels of practice
recharge your batteries or improve your allow you to participate in university
skills in the nearly 50 disciplines on competitions:
offer. › Academic championships at the
You can choose between supervised regional level, in which teams from
practice (evaluated or not), training the campus sports departments
courses and outings in the great compete
outdoors or free practice alone or with › French and European championships,
friends. in which the best athletes from
the University of Bordeaux Sports
Association (ASUBx) compete.
For more information, please contact
the sports office on your campus
→ u-bordeaux.fr/sport
High-level practice
The university favors the dual
sports and academic project of
high-level and good-level athletes.
Under certain conditions, they can
benefit from specific support and
accommodations for their studies.
→ u-bordeaux.fr/sport/haut-niveau
© Arthur Péquin
30Citizenship
and commitment
Volunteering, associations, elective office... There are many
opportunities to get involved at the University of Bordeaux. Surely
there is one for you!
Join a student association Take action
Make campus life more dynamic › Join the campus life committees
by joining one of the university’s working groups.
associations or create your own. › Bring your projects to life for the
Cultural, sporting, humanitarian or community with the Student
course-based, there are more than Participatory Budget.
130 student associations to choose › Find out about the mechanisms for
from! maximising your commitment.
Run for office
You can get involved by standing as a
candidate and take part in the decisions
that affect you. Ambassador of
Student representatives participate in transitions: why not you?
the different bodies of the university,
in the drafting and adopting of all The university contributes
important decisions, in all fields: to the construction of a
educational, student life, general sustainable and inclusive
organization, resources, etc. society.
To learn more about the different forms of
24 concrete commitments have
involvement at the university, contact the
Student Life Center on your campus been adopted to accelerate change
and support the main challenges
Contacts at the end of the guide of the environmental and societal
→ u-bordeaux.fr/sengager transition.
A network of student ambassadors
Get informed, give your opinion, has been deployed since 2021
propose your ideas to improve campus to promote best practices and
life on the university's participatory engagement and to animate the
platform. communities.
→ participation.u-bordeaux.fr If you want to get involved, contact
them!
→ participation.u-bordeaux.fr/
assemblies/environmental-
societal-transitions
31Yourcontacts © Gautier Dufau
At your arrival
International office
For international students (bachelor, master) within an exchange program.
Peixotto and Bordes Victoire and Carreire Montaigne-
Campus (Talence) Campus (Bordeaux) Montesquieu
Your studies: Your studies: Campus (Pessac)
› Science and › Health Sciences & Your studies:
Technology ISPED › Law, Political
› IUT de Bordeaux: › Human Sciences Science, Economics,
Science and › STAPS Management
Technology › INSPE: School of › IUT de Bordeaux:
› Institute of Vine and Education Management
Wine Sciences (ISVV)
Pauline Carreau and Hélène Frétigné and
› Evering Institute -
Inchirah Mousset Manon Lacanal
Mérignac
incoming-carreire@u- incoming-pessac@u-
Anna Gerykova and bordeaux.fr bordeaux.fr
Florane Arnaud +33 (0)5 57 57 13 01 +33 (0)5 56 84 86 39
incoming-talence@u- +33 (0)5 57 57 46 77 +33 (0)5 56 84 29 67
bordeaux.fr
+33 (0)5 40 00 83 33
+33 (0)5 40 00 28 53
Student Life Centers
For all students (bachelor, master, doctorate), with welcome services to guide
your discovery of our university as well as your integration within the region via
numerous cultural and sports activities.
Peixotto and Bordes Campus Montaigne-Montesquieu
(Talence) Campus (Pessac)
bve.talence@u-bordeaux.fr bve.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
+33 (0)5 40 00 60 38 +33 (0)5 56 84 62 60
Victoire and Carreire Campus +33 (0)5 56 84 62 61
(Bordeaux) +33 (0)5 56 84 62 90
bve.bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr
+33 (0)5 57 57 17 79
33For PhD students only
Graduate research school Welcome Center for International
Registration, changes that may occur Researchers
during the PhD program, examination This center provides support and advice
procedures, awarding of the PhD degree, for those at doctorate level and above
recruitment processes within the (PhD students, post doctorate students,
doctoral schools, etc. visiting professors etc.).
› 351 cours de la Libération, 33400 → accueil.chercheurs@u-bordeaux.fr
Talence +33 (0)5 40 00 68 73
Building A33, 1st floor
→ college-doctoral.u-bordeaux.fr/en
Checklist
All you need to know to feel at home!
1/ BEFORE ARRIVING Sign up for sports and cultural
activities
Read the guide! Especially the Take out a subscription with
"Your studies" section. It covers the TBM, the Public Transport
what you need to know and do Network of Bordeaux
for the application/registration
procedures, immigration, Find out about French classes
accommodation, budget, etc. Don’t forget to validate your
long-stay visa (VLS-TS) with the
Connect to the Student Mentor OFII within 3 months of arriving
website and find yourself a mentor to in France (https://administration-
help with your integration process: etrangers-en-france.interieur.gouv.fr/
→ parrainage.u-bordeaux.fr particuliers/#/)
2/ FIRST FEW WEEKS 3/ FIRST FEW MONTHS
Introduce yourself to the Contact the student associations of
“Welcome Contacts”! interest and get involved!
Find and get settled in your Find out about Bordeaux and its
accommodation surrounding region and make the
Get yourself connected with our most of your stay in one of the
ENT system and validate your most beautiful places in France if
campus pass account not the world!
Open a bank account
34All your contacts
Student Health Center
Carreire Campus (Bordeaux)
22 avenue Pey Berland - Pessac
05 33 51 42 00 • Espace 5 D
Tram B, Doyen Brus. Monday to Thursday, • Health College
from 9 am to 7 pm, Friday from 9 am to 5 pm assistance.college.sante@u-bordeaux.fr
Crous Social Service Espace vie universitaire (close to the
05 56 33 96 15 university library)
service.social@crous-bordeaux.fr • Student life center › 05 57 57 17 79
From 8:30am to 12:30pm and from 1:30pm bve.bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr
to 4:30pm • Student vice-president
Make an appointment: crous-bordeaux.fr/ at the campus life council
social/prendre-rendez-vous Nesrine Benabdelkader
Career Guidance Center
vpe.bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr
Campus Victoire, Building F, 1st floor • PHASE service / specific needs
Open with or without appointment: 05 57 57 56 84
› Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays nelly.garcia@u-bordeaux.fr
from 1 to 6 pm • Culture › 05 47 30 42 96
› Wednesday from 9am to 6pm culture-bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr
05 57 57 18 04
• Administration (1st floor)
orientation.carrieres@u-bordeaux.fr
• International office › 05 57 57 13 01
Student vice-president outgoing-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr
Marie-Juliette Caponni (outgoing students)
vpe@u-bordeaux.fr incoming-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr
(incoming students)
• Building ED
• Language center › 05 57 57 95 33
• Building Faculty of Pharmacy
• Doctoral School Health and Life Sciences
ed-svs@u-bordeaux.fr
• Maison des étudiants (close to the
Mascaret university restaurant)
• Sports › 05 57 57 14 03
sport-sante@u-bordeaux.fr
35Victoire Campus (Bordeaux) Montaigne-Montesquieu
campus (Pessac)
• Courtyard
• Student life center • Building B
05 57 57 17 79 • Doctoral School Law
bve.bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr ed-droit@u-bordeaux.fr
• Student vice-president • Doctoral School Economic Sciences,
at the campus life council Management and Demography
Mickaël Larivière ed-ecoges@u-bordeaux.fr
vpe.victoire@u-bordeaux.fr
• Student life center › 05 56 84 62 61
• Sports
bve.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
sport-sh@u-bordeaux.fr
Bureau N • Student vice-president
05 57 57 18 72 at the campus life council
vpe.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• Court Leyteire
• PHASE service / specific needs
• Human sciences College
scolarite.sciences-homme@u- phase.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
bordeaux.fr 05 56 84 29 28 / 85 08
• International office
• PHASE service / specific needs
05 57 57 18 48 05 56 84 86 39
lea.douziech@u-bordeaux.fr outgoing-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
(outgoing students)
• Culture › 05 57 57 19 96 incoming-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
culture-bordeaux@u-bordeaux.fr (incoming students)
• Language center › 05 57 57 18 86 • Culture › 05 56 84 25 59
espacelangues.victoire @u-bordeaux.fr culture-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• International office • Campus nurse
05 57 57 13 01 05 56 84 54 75 ou 06 21 11 09 47
outgoing-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr florence.touchard@u-bordeaux.fr
(outgoing students)
• Building B (Entrance F)
incoming-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr
(incoming students) • Language center
Bât. F, 2e étage
• Campus nurse
05 57 57 19 07 • Amphitheater building
• Law, Political sciences, Economics
• Building G and Management College
• Doctoral School Society, Politics, Public assistance.iaweb.dspeg@u-bordeaux.fr
Health
edsp2@u-bordeaux.fr • Sports › 05 56 84 85 17
sport-dspeg@u-bordeaux.fr
36• Language center › 05 40 00 29 78
Peixotto & Bordes campus dllc-st@u-bordeaux.fr
(Talence)
• Bonnefont Castle (A37)
• Building A1 (style bleu) • International office › 05 40 00 83 33
• Doctoral School Physics and Engineering outgoing-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
edoc.spi@u-bordeaux.fr (outgoing students)
incoming-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
• Bât. A 10 (style bleu) (incoming students)
• Doctoral School Chemical Sciences
secretariat-edsc@u-bordeaux.fr Other campuses
• Building A30 - LaBRI (style bleu)
• Tuition
• Doctoral School Mathematics and
Computer Science • ISVV
edmi@u-bordeaux.fr isvv-scolarite@u-bordeaux.fr
• Building B5 (style bleu) • INSPE
• Doctoral School Sciences and assistance.iaweb@inspe-aquitaine.fr
Environments • IUT Bordeaux Bastide › 05 56 00 95 54
edoc.se@u-bordeaux.fr fvu-bastide@iut.u-bordeaux.fr
• Building A22 • IUT Gradignan › 05 56 84 57 20
• Science and technologies College fvu-gradignan@iut.u-bordeaux.fr
Inscription.administrative.tec@u-
bordeaux.fr • International office
• IUT Bastide, IUT Périgueux
• Student services desk › 05 40 00 84 84 (Social careers and Tech de Co),
guichet.unique@u-bordeaux.fr IUT Agen (GACO) › 05 56 84 86 39
• Student life center › 05 40 00 60 38 outgoing-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
bve.talence@u-bordeaux.fr (outgoing students)
incoming-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• PHASE Service / specific needs (incoming students)
Undergraduate / DAEUB / Preparatory
class › 05 40 00 35 59 • INSPE › 05 57 57 13 01
anouk.soultanian@u-bordeaux.fr outgoing-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr
(outgoing students)
Graduate › 05 40 00 30 83 incoming-carreire@u-bordeaux.fr
denis.clanet@u-bordeaux.fr (incoming students)
• Sports › 05 40 00 63 69 • UF Biologie, ISVV, IUT Gradignan,
sport-st@u-bordeaux.fr IUT Agen (QLIO), IUT Périgueux
(Chemical and biological engineering)
• Campus nurse › 05 40 00 36 81
05 40 00 83 33
• Building A21 outgoing-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
• Student vice-president (outgoing students)
at the campus life council incoming-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
Sacha Duperret (incoming students)
vpe.talence@u-bordeaux.fr
• Campus nurse
• Culture › 05 40 00 24 75 • Bordeaux-Bastide
culture-talence@u-bordeaux.fr 05 56 00 96 45 or 06 21 11 09 47
37• PHASE service / specific needs DEJA › 05 56 84 62.61
bve.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• ISVV and INSPE › 05 40 00 30 83
denis.clanet@u-bordeaux.fr • Culture › 05 56 84 25 59
culture-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• STAPS › 05 56 84 52 40
julie.cornaton@u-bordeaux.fr (STAPS) • Sports
Responsable : Hervé Teissier
• IUT de Bordeaux › 05 56 84 58 92 herve.teissier@u-bordeaux.fr
fabienne.eydon@u-bordeaux.fr
• Campus nurse
• Sports Site du Pin › 05 53 77 57 07
• IUT de Bordeaux, site de Gradignan Site Michel Serres › 05 53 48 06 40
15 rue Naudet - Gradignan
05 56 84 57 38 Périgueux campus
sports@iut.u-bordeaux.fr
• Tuition IUT de Bordeaux
• INSPE › 05 56 17 34 00 05 53 02 58 54
pascal.grassetie@u-bordeaux.fr fvu-perigueux@iut.u-bordeaux.fr
• IUT de Bordeaux site Bastide, • International office
Pôle universitaire de sciences DUT Carrières sociales et Tech. de Co
de gestion Bordeaux Bastide
outgoing-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
05 56 84 85 17 (outgoing students)
jean-jacques.pasquet @u-bordeaux.fr incoming-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• ISVV › 05 40 00 63 69 (incoming students)
Bât A21 – campus Talence DUT Génie chimique et Génie
sport-st@u-bordeaux.fr biologique
outgoing-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
Agen campus (outgoing students)
incoming-talence@u-bordeaux.fr
• Tuition IUT de Bordeaux (incoming students)
fvu-agen@iut.u-bordeaux.fr
• PHASE service / specific needs
• International office phase@u-bordeaux.fr
DUT GACO IUT de Bordeaux › 05 56 84 58 92
outgoing-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr DEJEP › 05 40 00 35 59
(outgoing students) INSPE › 05 40 00 30 83
DUT QLIO
outgoing-talence@u-bordeaux.fr • Student life center › 05 56 84 62 61
(outgoing students) bve.pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
• PHASE service / specific needs • Culture › 05 56 84 25 59
phase@u-bordeaux.fr culture-pessac@u-bordeaux.fr
IUT de Bordeaux > 05 56 84 58 92 • Sports
DUSA > 05 40 00 35 59 Responsable : Marc Gabaud
INSPE > 05 40 00 30 83 05 53 02 58 52
DEJA > 05 56 84 85 08 marc.gabaud@u-bordeaux.fr
• Student life center
• Campus nurse
IUT de Bordeaux et DUSA Campus Périgord
05 40 00 60 38 05 53 02 60 94 / 06 24 61 41 69
bve.talence@u-bordeaux.fr
38Practical
information
Emergency numbers French national holidays
› SAMU › 15 › Halloween
› Firefighters › 18 or 112 1st November
› Police › 17 › 1918 Remembrance Day
11th November
› SOS Doctors › 05 56 44 74 74 or 3624
› Christmas
› Anti-Poison Center › 05 56 96 40 80 25th December
› Social Emergencies › 115 › New Year’s Day
› SOS Friendship › 05 56 44 22 22 1st January
› SOS Suffering › 05 56 67 00 71 › Easter Monday
10th April 2023
› SOS Post Abortion › 0 825 33 18 19
› Worker’s Holiday
› SOS Sexual Violence › 05 56 44 62 09 1st May
› Suicide Listening Service › 01 45 39 40 00 › 1945 Victory
› Victim Support Service › 05 56 01 28 69 8th May
› Emergency Welcome Center for victims of › Feast of the Ascension
violence › 05 56 79 87 77 18th May 2023
› Bordeaux Police Station › 05 57 85 77 77 › Whit Monday
› Talence Police Station › 05 57 35 77 22 29th May 2023
› Pessac Police Station › 05 57 26 38 70 › National Holiday
14th July
› University of Bordeaux Emergency
› Assumption
Talence: +33 (0)5 40 00 89 79 (24h/24) 15th August
Pessac: +33 (0)5 56 84 29 88
Victoire: +33 (0)5 57 57 30 50
Carreire: +33 (0)5 57 57 14 50 (24h/24)
› Lost or stolen credit card
0 892 705 705 (7 days/7 et 24h/24)
Pharmacies open 24h/24h
› Pharmacie des Capucins
30 place des Capucins
33000 Bordeaux
› Pharmacie des Grands Hommes
1 place des Grands Hommes
33000 Bordeaux
Find the nearest on-call pharmacy › 32 37
39Campus 9
sites
Bordeaux Caudéran
› INSPE: School of Education
10
Bordeaux Carreire
› Evering: Aircraft engineering › College of Health Sciences
11 Mérignac
R O CAD E
› INSPE: School of Education
Pessac
› College of Law, Political Science,
Economics and Management
12
› Faculty of STAPS:
Science and Techniques of
Physical and Sport Activities
Regional campus sites
Royan
Angoulême 13
Périgueux
14
Bordeaux
Bordeaux
Gradignan
Libourne
Les Eyzies-de-
Tayac-Sireuil › Institute of 16
Arcachon
Le Barp 15 Technology
Agen
Mont-de-Marsan
Dax
Bayonne Auch
3
A6
Biarritz
Pau Tarbes
40
Bayonne25
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Bastide 24
› Institute of Technology
› IAE Bordeaux: University
School of Management
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Victoire
› College of Human Sciences
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› College of Science and Technology
21
Villenave d’Ornon
› ISVV: Institute of Vine 20
and Wine Science
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Library
University restaurant
Sport activities
18 Cultural activities
19 Tramway
Bus
A6
Toulouse VCub Station
2
Student life center
41© Arthur Péquin
Sommaire → Choisir l’université de Bordeaux → Vos études Organisation des études...............................................................47 Admission et frais d’inscription ..........................................48 Immigration ............................................................................... 49 Ressources numériques.............................................................. 50 Carte Aquipass, une carte étudiante et bien plus…..............51 Bibliothèques universitaires..................................................... 52 Améliorez votre français ! ...................................................... 54 Centres de langues........................................................................ 54 Au plus près de vos besoins spécifiques................................ 55 De l’université au 1er job.............................................................. 56 → Vie pratique Social................................................................................................. 59 Vivre ensemble.............................................................................. 59 Finances...........................................................................................60 Emplois étudiants à l'université...............................................60 Logement ..................................................................................... 62 Santé (Espace Santé Étudiants) ............................................ 64 Transports....................................................................................... 65 Restauration (Bon appétit !)....................................................... 66 → Vivre sur les campus Culture.............................................................................................. 69 Sport.................................................................................................. 70 Citoyenneté étudiante et engagement.....................................71 → Vos contacts À votre arrivée ...............................................................................73 Checklist...........................................................................................75 Tous vos contacts par campus................................................... 76 Infos pratiques ..............................................................................80 Informations étudiants internationaux
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