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International Student
Welcome Guide
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PRACTICAL
INFORMATION
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P32 UNIVERSITY LIFE P54 University Calendar
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ì P34 Organisation of Studies P58 Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Study Centres
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1 STUDY IN PARIS P36 Becoming a Student at Paris 1
Panthéon-Sorbonne P60 Acronyms
ì P12 Administrative Procedures > Enrolment P62 Contacts
UNIVERSITÉ PARIS 1 > Visas > Orientation week > I nternational Relations
P4 PANTHÉON-SORBONNE > Accommodation P40 Ressources Department
> Health > Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
P6 About the University > Banks > IT Services > Emergency Numbers
> Libraries
P8 Key Figures P22 Living in Paris P63 Check-lists
P45 Societies and cultural activities
> Budget
> Working in France > Clubs and Societies
> Getting Around > Cultural Activities
> Going Out P48 Sports
P50 Eating
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UNIVERSITÉ PARIS 1
PANTHÉON-SORBONNE
P6 About the University
P8 Key Figures
PARIS 1 PANTHÉON-SORBONNE
1 RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL
ABOUT
ì EXCELLENCE REPUTATION
Teaching and research are intrinsically linked at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne is
THE UNIVERSITY Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. As with
teaching, research is also structured around
very well placed in international rankings.
In the 2019 QS World University Rankings
three major disciplinary areas with 36 research by discipline the university was one of
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne was founded in the 13th century teams and 10 doctoral schools. One PhD viva the best-classed in France, with seven
as the Collège de la Sorbonne by Robert de Sorbon and is located in takes place every day at the university. Every departments placed in the top 50 for their
the heart of the capital’s Latin Quarter. It is one of the oldest French year, 50 titles are added to the university press discipline globally. At a national level,
catalogue, the Editions de la Sorbonne, and more Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne comes top in
universities, renowned throughout the world. The present-day university
than 200 conferences and research seminars are six disciplines: archeology, architecture,
has combined tradition with modernity since its establishment in 1970. organised annually. law, development studies, history and
geography.
THREE MAJOR INTERNATIONAL
DISCIPLINARY AREAS OUTLOOK
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne offers courses More than 21% of the university’s 43,000
in three disciplinary areas: economics and students are international students enrolled across
management, arts and humanities and law and 10 academic departments and four institutes.
political science. This broad range of courses Internationalisation of teaching and research
makes Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne the biggest at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne is constantly
social science and humanities university in France increasing thanks to strong historic links with a
in terms of both the range of courses on offer large number of global institutions (413 partners
and student numbers. in 84 countries) and the university’s involvement
in a number of networks.
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has always
emphasised interdisciplinary research. Today the This strong international presence makes
university offers a number of innovative double it possible for Université Paris 1 Panthéon-
degrees at both bachelor’s and master’s levels Sorbonne to offer provision for the international
with excellent reputations in France and abroad. joint-supervision of PhDs, Erasmus Mundus
programmes, joint degree programmes, and
off-campus degrees within foreign partner
universities in four countries (Argentina, Egypt,
Romania and Turkey).
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KEY FIGURES
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418
master’s degrees 413
partner
10 universities
academic
departments in
43,000 and 84
students 22 countries
4 bachelor’s degrees
institutes
10
doctoral schools
22,000 9,500 1,430 21
international members of teaching sites in Paris and
new graduates per year students and research staff the Île-de-France region
930 1,150 1 45
2,800 incoming exchange
members of administrative PhD viva
every day
research centre libraries within
PhD students and library staff the Library Services (SCD)
students
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STUDY
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IN PARIS
P12 Administrative Procedures P22 Living in Paris
> Visas > Budget
> Accommodation > Working in France
STUDY IN PARIS
> Health > Getting Around
> Banks > Going Out
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periods totaling 90 days. The holder is limited to allow you to travel around the Schengen area for
remaining in the Schengen area no longer than a fixed period of six months to five years.
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90 days within a 180-day period.
There are no formalities required upon arrival or
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES Short-term Schengen visas are valid for business
or leisure purposes, which could include a short
departure when using this kind of visa. At the end of
the 90-day period you must leave the Schengen area.
course, an internship or a paid position (providing The Schengen short-stay visa is renewable, however
the holder has obtained the right to work). Schengen you must wait six months before submitting a new
VISAS single-entry visas are only valid for a single trip. application. Unlike with a long-stay visa, this visa
Schengen single-entry and multiple-entry visas does not allow you to take up residence in France.
If you are not from one of the 28 European Union member states; one of the European
Free Trade Association countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland); Andorra; Visa Application Procedure
Monaco; San Marino or the Vatican City, then you must obtain a visa in order to come and
study at the university. You must complete this procedure before your arrival in France. Before departing for France you must request a visa from the French consulate in your country
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of residence. You must present proof of university admission in France, proof of means and
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF VISA FOR STUDYING IN FRANCE proof that you have accommodation reserved in France (attestation d’hébergement).
If you live in a country with an established “Études en France” procedure then you can apply
Visas Valid for Three Months and Above Visas Valid for Less than Three Months for a visa through Campus France online in your area of residence.
(long-stay visas) (short-stay visas)
Long-stay visas valid as a residence permit for Short-term visas for students sitting examinations FOLLOWING YOUR ARRIVAL IN FRANCE
students, or VLS-TS student visas
are only for non-European students and are only valid Long-stay Visa Holders
allow you to study in France for a period of four for travel in France. This visa allows you to come to
months to a year. Upon expiry of this visa you France to sit a French higher education admission If you hold a Long-Stay Visa Valid as a Residence Permit (VLS-TS)
must request a residence permit in order to interview or entrance examination. If you are successful
stay in France. in this process you may request a student residence if this is your first application, then you must contact the French Office of Immigration and
permit at the appropriate prefecture in France; you Integration (OFII) as soon as possible in order to have your visa certified.
Temporary long-stay visas (VLS-T) can do this without having to return to your country
of residence upon presentation of your original Visa Certification Process
allow you to study in France for a period of four short-stay visa. If you are unsuccessful you must
to twelve months. This type of visa cannot be leave France as soon as you know the outcome of As you arrive in France you must submit a certification form and a copy of the ID pages from
renewed. your application. Please note that short-stay visas for your passport, visa and arrival stamp to your nearest OFII branch.
students sitting examinations can only be awarded If you will be living in Paris and arrive in Paris between September and November then you should
Type D visas if the results of the selection process will be known present these documents to the service d’accueil des étudiants étrangers (International Students
within three months of candidates sitting entrance Desk) at the Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris (CIUP), or to the nearest Parisian branch
with the following clause “residence permit examinations and admissions interviews. of the OFII if you arrive between December and August.
must be requested within the first two months If you live outside of Paris you must send these documents to your local OFII branch by registered
following arrival in France” apply only to Algerian Short-term Schengen visas letter with acknowledgement of receipt. When you receive a summons from the OFII you must
nationals. undergo a medical examination and/or a passport check at which you must present a piece
are valid for a maximum of a 90-day period for use of proof of address, an ID photo, and a revenue stamp (you can purchase this beforehand at
www.timbresofii.fr or from tobacconists and tax offices).
within the Schengen area. This can be either used
for an uninterrupted period of 90 days or several
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If you hold a Temporary Long-Stay Visa or VLS-T If you hold a Type D visa with the following clause: ACCOMMODATION
“residence permit must be requested within the
you do not need to get your visa certified at a first two months following arrival in France” Finding accommodation in the Île-de-France region is not an easy task and can
prefecture when you arrive. You are not required take some time. It is recommended that you plan ahead as much as possible. Every
to take any further steps in relation to your then you must imperatively apply for a residence student is responsible for finding their own accommodation and, if necessary, look
visa. VLS-T visas cannot be renewed and it is permit at your local prefecture or through a for temporary housing for the start of the academic year.
not possible to have this kind of visa extended. dedicated service for this within your university
You must leave France when this visa expires. no more than two months following your arrival Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne will not
in France. issue proof of accommodation documents in
advance and requires you to complete all necessary
consular processing procedures beforehand.
Short-stay Visa Holders
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has
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If you are the holder of a short-term visa for accommodation available in several university
students sitting examinations halls of residence that you may wish to consider
Contact Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has some applying for. Unfortunately, the university does
and you obtain a place to study in France you can visa-etudiant@univ-paris1.fr accommodation units within university halls of not have enough accommodation to meet all
apply for a study residence permit at a prefecture residence that it allocates to exchange students. demand.
without having to return to your country of However, being accepted and enrolling at Université
residence. If you are unsuccessful, you must leave Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne does not guarantee any
France as soon as the results of your examination/ student with an offer of university accommodation.
Useful Websites
admission interview are published.
Campus France:
If you are the holder of a short-term Schengen visa www.campusfrance.org/en/the-different- ACCOMMODATION RESERVED FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
types-of-visas ON EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
there are no formalities required upon arrival or
departure. At the end of the 90-day period you France-Visas: The accommodation options below are exclusively available to foreign students taking
must leave the Schengen area. The Schengen france-visas.gouv.fr/web/france-visas/accueil part in exchange programmes. If you are interested in any of these accommodation
short-stay visa is renewable, however you must wait OFII: www.ofii.fr options you must apply online via the application form on MoveOn.
six months before submitting a new application.
Unlike with a long-stay visa, this visa does not This type of accommodation is allocated by the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris
allow you to take up residence in France. International Relations Department (DRI) at (CIUP)
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne according
to demand and availability. Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has
Keep in mind several accommodation units available at
Paris Crous the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris
Tourist visas cannot be converted to student visas or student residence permits in France (CIUP). Rent is between €470-700/month
or any European Union member state. Every year Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne depending on the type of accommodation.
has some Paris Crous accommodation for allocation. This accommodation is allocated exclusively
Rent is between €250-500/month depending to foreign students participating in a master’s
on the type of accommodation. level exchange programme.
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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
Housing Insurance Guarantor
You must take out housing insurance whether Landlords often ask tenants to prove that they
you are living in a Crous residence, at the CIUP have a guarantor who will pay their rent in
or in privately rented accommodation. the event of lapsed payments. A guarantor is
generally a relative of the tenant, although this
Housing insurance will cover damage in your person can be a friend, who will promise to pay
accommodation in the event of burglary, fire the tenant’s rent in the event that the tenant
or water damage for example. This insurance is is unable to do so. If you do not have a relative
mandatory and is the responsibility of the tenant. who can act as a guarantor for you then there
The rate of insurance varies depending, amongst are various specialist agencies you can consult.
other factors, on where your accommodation
is located, its size and the total value of your The Action Logement group created a type of
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possessions. guarantee for tenants called “Visa for Housing
and Work” (Visale) that will cover the cost of
ACCOMMODATION FOR ALL FOREIGN STUDENTS The insurer with whom you take out your rent in the event of deferred payments. Another
(EXCHANGE PROGRAMME AND NON-EXCHANGE PROGRAMME) policy can provide you with a certificate of civil organisation, Garantme, offers a guarantee
liability. You will need this document in order service to students without a suitable guarantor.
These accommodation options are open to all foreign students enrolled at Université to complete your administrative enrolment at
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. the university. The certificate of civil liability Personal Housing Assistance Fund (APL)
will provide you with third-party insurance and
personal possessions cover. If the civil liability The Personal Housing Assistance Fund (APL) is a
Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris certificate is not included in your housing means-tested housing benefit that is awarded to
Contact
(CIUP) rilogement@univ-paris1.fr insurance policy you can obtain one via your help with covering the cost of rent.
bank or student insurance company.
If you are a foreign master’s student you can apply You can apply to an APL benefit through the
directly to the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Security Deposit CAF (Caisse d’Allocations Familiales). The rate at
Paris (CIUP) through their website. which APL is paid varies depending on a number
Useful Websites When you sign your lease (or accommodation of factors, such as the location and size of your
Studapart Crous: contract) the landlord will usually ask for a accommodation, and your financial resources.
www.crous-paris.fr/logements security deposit. This is a sum of money that You can use the online CAF grant calculator to
The Studapart online platform is a partner of the landlord will keep for the duration of the find out if you are eligible and the size of the
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and allows students CIUP: rental in the event of any breaches in contract benefit for which you could qualify.
www.ciup.fr
to view advertisements for various types of on behalf of the tenant, such as missing rent
accommodation (private accommodation, Studapart: payments or damage to the property. This will
university halls, estate agent offers). pantheonsorbonne.studapart.com/en normally be returned to you providing there are Useful Websites
no breaches of contract.
Visale: www.visale.fr
Garantme: www.garantme.fr
CAF: www.caf.fr
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HEALTH HEALTH INSURANCE COOPERATIVES AND TOP-UP INSURANCE
Social security affiliation is free and obligatory for all students in France, whether In order to increase your health insurance payouts you can also register with a health
they are French of foreign nationals. cooperative or for top-up insurance.
SOCIAL SECURITY How do I register with a health insurance cooperative?
Why? When? How? How much? You are advised to register with a health insurance cooperative in order to increase your health
insurance payouts, however this is not obligatory. You can ask for a quote and compare rates of
To get a portion As soon as possible By going to the It’s free. Social
after enrolling Ameli webpage security registration different student health insurance companies, insurance companies and banks.
of my healthcare
cost reimbursed at Université Paris 1 aimed at foreign in France is free
(medical Panthéon-Sorbonne. students, which for all students, Please ensure that the health insurance cooperative you register with can offer you personal public
consultations, is available in both including French liability insurance as well as student public liability insurance, so that you will also be covered in
medical tests, etc.). French and English. and foreign nationals. your place of study or internship.
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MEDICAL
I need to register if: Students who are nationals of a European country, CONSULTATIONS
Iceland, Lichtenstein, Norway, or Switzerland
> I am a European student without a European can apply for an EHIC card. These students do How can I see a doctor?
Health Insurance Card (EHIC). not have to register with French social security.
> I am a European student with an S1 form. You should apply for an EHIC card in your home Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne has its own
country. An EHIC card will allow you to access health service called the Service InterUniversitaire
> I am not a European student. medical care in France. de Médecine Préventive et de Promotion de la Santé
(SIUMPPS) through which you can obtain a
I don’t need to register if: What is an S1 form? consultation with a doctor. Some consultations
are free, if you require contraception, medical
The S1 form is only for citizens of the
> I am European and I have a European Health screening, vaccinations, nutritional support or
European Union, the European Economic
Insurance Card (EHIC) or a temporary certificate. Area (EEA) and Switzerland. psychological services for example. Useful Websites
My medical costs will be reimbursed at the same
level as they would be in my home country. It is a document that you can apply for You can also look up a doctor outside not affiliated
in your home country before departure Ameli for foreign students:
This card must be valid until the end of the with the university and make an appointment etudiant-etranger.ameli.fr
at the health organisation with which you
current academic year. are registered. This document allows you online or with the Doctolib mobile application.
CLEISS: www.cleiss.fr
to register for social security purposes
> Regardless of my nationality, I was enrolled at a in France. You can receive free and confidential consultations Doctolib: www.doctolib.fr
French higher education establishment during from the Planning Familial if you have questions
There are reciprocal agreements linking
the academic year 2018-2019. I will still be about sexuality, intimate relationships or University webpage about health
France social security institutions and those
covered by the same student insurance company contraception methods. Women can access services:
in other countries. To find out more about
www.pantheonsorbonne.fr/etudiant/sante
and I am not allowed to change this. I do not these agreements please consult the Centre prescriptions for a variety of contraception
have to carry out any further registrations. des Liaisons Européennes et Internationales methods through the Planning Familial. The Planning Familial:
de Sécurité Sociale (CLEISS) website. Planning Familial has branches all over France. www.planning-familial.org
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The right to hold a bank account is written in French law. Foreign students in France
can therefore open a bank account in any bank in France. Most major banks have
branches in most towns. To open an account all you have to do is make an appointment
with an in-branch adviser.
Opening a bank account will make daily life You must have (at least) the following three
easier, in particular when paying bills (electricity, documents with you in order to open a bank
telephone, rent) and subscriptions (transport, account: a piece of identification, proof of address
internet). With a bank account you can also keep and a matriculation certificate or student card.
track of salary and health insurance payments
more easily. A French debit card also allows you If you have difficulty opening a bank account
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to pay for most things and prevents you from there is a procedure called “droit au compte”
having to carry around large sums of cash. You that you can go via. In the event of this the
are entitled to a bank card and a cheque book Banque de France (Bank of France) will indicate
along with your account. You can easily set up a bank that will be obliged to provide you with
standing orders for your various subscriptions a bank account. Details of this procedure, as
using your RIB (Relevé d’identité bancaire). well as the documents you have to provide
and contacts of various organisations offering
Your bank statements can act as proof of means help with this procedure are on the Banque de
in France when it comes to renewing your France website.
resident permit.
The cost of having a bank card, international bank
transfers, and withdrawing money abroad can
vary noticeably between one bank and another
so it is advised that you compare banks before
taking out an account. Useful Website
Banque de France:
particuliers.banque-france.fr/jai-
besoin-dun-compte-bancaire
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LIVING IN PARIS
French law allows foreign students to work 964 hours a year, or the equivalent of 60%
of the legal working hours limit. Students can therefore only earn a partial salary. If
you are not a European Union citizen then you must have a student residence permit
in order to work in France.
€ BUDGET
COST OF LIVING
The figures below must only be taken as a guide and can vary.
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Accommodation Food and Restaurants
(Rent per month) Meal at university cantine: €3.25
Studio at the Crous: €250-€500 Meal in restaurant: €15-€20
Studio at the CIUP: €470-€700 Sandwich: €4-€6
Private studio: €800 Coffee: €2-€3
Baguette: €1
Electricity and water per month: €50 Pastry: €1-€1.50
You must request a work permit in the following three cases:
Transport Telephone & Internet > You must work more than the authorised number of hours
Monthly travel pass: €75.20 (contract per month) > If you hold a temporary six-month visa
Metro ticket: €1.90 Mobile phone: €15 > If you are an Algerian student
Book of 10 metro tickets: €14.90 Internet: €20-€30
On-board bus ticket: €2
The Jobaviz free to use platform run by
The CIDJ (Centre d’Information et de
the Crous is an employment hub aimed
Documentation Jeunesse), or Youth
at students, allowing them to find job
Entertainment Information and Resource Centre,
opportunities that correspond to their
advertises a selection of job opportunities
Cinema ticket: €8-€12 studies and experience.
including student jobs.
Exhibition entrance: €6-€12
Swimming pool entrance: €2-€3.50 www.jobaviz.fr www.cidj.com
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PARIS AND THE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE REGION The RER network is made up of five lines (A, B, C, D, and E) that serve Paris and the Île-de-France
region. Ticket prices are the same as for metro tickets when travelling within central Paris. Otherwise,
An extensive five-zone public transport network serves Paris and the Île-de-France region and the price of a ticket depends on your destination within the Paris region.
includes metro, bus, tram, regional express train (RER), and regional train (Transilien) links. The
RATP group is responsible for operating the majority of public transport services in Paris and the Transilien trains are regional trains that depart from Paris’ major stations: the Gare du Nord, Gare
surrounding area. de l’Est, Gare de Lyon, Gare d’Austerlitz, Gare Montparnasse and the Gare Saint-Lazare.
If you would like to take out a subscription you have a choice between: Vélib’ Métropole
> The “imagine R Étudiant” subscription: annual > The monthly “Navigo” subscription: monthly Vélib’ is the Paris bike-sharing system. One or seven days passes and subscriptions, including
subscription aimed at students under 26 living subscription for unlimited journeys in all zones commitment-free subscriptions, are available for use of the pedal bikes and electric bikes.
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in the Île-de-France region for unlimited (€75.20/ month)
journeys around the entire region (all zones:
€350/year).
IN FRANCE AND ABROAD
Metro, bus and tramway By Plane
The price of a T+ ticket is €1.90 for one journey, which allows you to travel on metro lines, zone 1 Paris is served by three international airports:
RER lines, and bus and tram lines.
> Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) > Paris Orly Airport (ORY)
> M etro is the fastest, least expensive and > Noctilien is a bus service with 47 lines that
most simple means of transport in Paris. The allows you to get around in Paris and the Île-de- RER B (Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1 station RER B and the “Orlyval” shuttle train, or RER C
metro network is made up of 16 lines and 300 France region between 12.30am and 5.30am. for terminals 1 and 3 and Aéroport Charles-de- and “GO C Paris” shuttle bus
stations across Paris and its suburbs. Services Gaulle 2 - TGV station for terminal 2)
RATP bus: line 183
begin everyday around 6am and finish around > T hree of the 10 tram lines of Île-de-France TGV (Gare Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle 2 – TGV) Noctilien bus: lines N22, N31, N131 and N144
12.45am (from Sunday to Thursday) and 1.45am serve Paris: the T2, T3a and T3b. Tram tickets
RATP bus: lines 350 and 351 Orlybus
(Friday and Saturday). are the same as metro and RER tickets
within Paris. Noctilien bus: lines N140 and N143 Bus Direct
> The bus is an excellent way to discover Paris.
Roissybus Tram (line T7) and metro (line 7)
Bus lines in Paris for the most part run from
Monday until Friday from 6.30am until 12.30am. Bus Direct
Services may decrease on Sundays and holidays
depending on the line.
> Paris-Beauvais Airport (BVA)
Paris-Beauvais Shuttle (Metro line 1, Porte Regional express train (TER) (Paris Gare
Maillot station) du Nord)
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The French train network is very well developed. In general, the train is the fastest means of transport Paris is the world’s number one cultural destination: welcoming, cosmopolitan
and the most practical for traveling in France. The extensive TGV network (Train à Grande Vitesse) and with an impressive cultural heritage. In the QS Best Student Cities 2018
is the country’s most efficient train service. SNCF is the country’s national rail company. ranking, Paris was selected as the 2 nd best student city in Europe and the 5 th
best in the world.
SNCF stations in Paris:
Paris is alive with exhibitions, shows, festivals and sports events all year round. Art, architecture,
Paris Austerlitz Paris Saint-Lazare fashion, food and crafts are constantly being reinvented in the heart of the French capital.
Paris Est Paris Bercy Bourgogne – Pays d’Auvergne
In every neighbourhood of Paris there are unmissable attractions, secret gardens and hidden gems,
Paris Gare du Nord Paris Gare de Lyon
on the hill of Montmartre to Montparnasse, the Latin Quarter to the Canal Saint-Martin and on
Paris Montparnasse the quays of the Seine.
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By coach Key Figures:
For a more leisurely and cost-effective option, 2,185
the bus is a practical means of travelling around Useful Websites 3 operas 206 museums historical monuments
France. There are several coach companies, such
Imagine R: www.imagine-r.com
as Ouibus, which is owned by SNCF. The Paris- 716 cinema screens 1 016 art galleries
Gallieni international coach station located in Navigo: www.navigo.fr Source: OTCP
Bagnolet is one of the biggest coach stations
RATP: www.ratp.fr
in Europe.
Transilien: www.transilien.com MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS
Vélib’ Métropole: With more than 200 museums, Paris has one of the most varied cultural scenes in the word in
www.velib-metropole.fr terms of the art forms represented and themes presented. Painting, sculpture, photography,
SNCF: www.sncf.com contemporary art and science is constantly being produced in response to a wide range of themes
to engage all tastes.
Ouibus: fr.ouibus.com
Free Admission for Under 26s
Access to permanent collections in 50 of the
museums and monuments in Paris and the Île-
de-France region is free for young people under
26 who come from one of the 28 European
Union member states (Louvre Museum, Musée
d’Orsay, Palace of Versailles, etc.). There is also
a reduction for temporary exhibitions in most
museums.
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It is free for everyone to visit the permanent Many other museums are free all year round, You can also wander freely around the capital’s Outside of Paris, there are many getaway destinations
collections in 11 of the 14 of the City of Paris’ such as the Air and Space Museum, the Musée 400 public parks and gardens, which is the within an hour and a half’s reach to rival what you
museums all year round (only the Palais Galliera, du Parfum Fragonard, the Shoah Memorial and greenest in Europe. The only difficulty is choosing can find in the capital. Following the trail of the
the Île de la Cité Archeological Crypt and the the Curie Museum. between The Bois de Vincennes or The Jardin Impressionists at Auvers-sur-Oise or Giverny,
Catacombs of Paris still have entrance fees). du Luxembourg, The Buttes-Chaumont or the visiting one of the region’s many castles such
Jardin des Plantes. as Vaux-le-Vicomte or Fontainebleau, or even
A Few Must See Destinations discovering the Villa Savoye designed by architect
Le Corbusier in Poissy - the possibilities are endless.
Arab World Institute Musée de l’Orangerie
Arc de Triomphe Musée de la musique EVENTS
Catacombs of Paris Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac European Heritage Day: third weekend in September.
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Cinémathèque française Musée Picasso Free or reduced entrance to iconic sites that are not often open to the public for one-off visits.
Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine Musée Rodin Nuit Blanche in Paris: first Saturday in October.
Cité des sciences et de l’industrie National Museum of Natural History Art installations open for all-night viewing until dawn in public spaces and Parisian buildings.
City of Paris’ Museum of Modern Art Notre-Dame de Paris Chinese New Year: sometime between the end of January and the beginning of February.
See traditional costumes and displays passing through the heart of Paris’ Chinatown in spectacular
Eiffel Tower Palace of Versailles
processions.
Grand Palais Palais de Tokyo
Printemps du cinéma: beginning of Spring.
Louis Vuitton Foundation Panthéon Benefit from cinema tickets at €4 for all films across all cinemas for a period of three days.
Louvre Museum Petit Palais
Paris Marathon: April
Maison européenne de la photographie Pompidou Centre One of the world’s biggest marathons, bringing together almost 55,000 runners.
Musée d’Orsay European Night of Museums: Saturday closest to 18th May.
Our Selection: Chance to visit Parisian museums at night and attend one-off demonstrations.
National Library of France (BnF) Roland-Garros - The French Open: end of May - beginning of June
The world’s biggest clay surface tennis tournament.
Hôtel de Ville de Paris
Fête de la musique: 21st June.
Gaîté Lyrique
Free street and garden concerts, as well as concerts in Parisian churches, bars and clubs.
Musée de Montmartre
Fête du cinéma: end of June – beginning of July.
Musée des Archives nationales Benefit from cinema tickets at €4 for all films across all cinemas for four days.
Pavillon de l’Arsenal Bastille Day: 14th July.
Fireworks are launched off the Eiffel Tower to celebrate the country’s national day.
Paris Plages: from the start of July till the end of August.
Sand, deckchairs, palm trees and organised activities along the banks of the Seine and the Bassin de la Villette.
28 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 2019-2020 2019-2020 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 29THEATRES TOP TIPS
With more than 300 performances a week and Kiosque Jeunes Useful Websites
130 performance spaces, Paris has a huge variety
of plays running throughout the year. Kiosque Jeunes is a scheme put in place by the L’Officiel des spectacles (weekly
City of Paris opening up a variety of cultural cultural guide to Paris): www.offi.fr
Several private theatres in the capital offer €10 activities available to 13 to 30 year olds, including Que faire à Paris: quefaire.paris.fr
entrance to young people under 26 with support concerts, plays and sporting events.
from the City of Paris on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Paris Tourist Office: www.parisinfo.com
and Thursdays, subject to availability. In order to benefit from these offers you simply
Paris Jeunes Facebook page:
have to make a Parisian account on moncompte. www.facebook.com/ParisJeunes
The Comédie Française is the quintessential paris.fr and then create and activate your profile
French theatre and offers tickets to under-28 on kiosquejeunes.paris.fr/kiosquejeune.
without reservations an hour before showtime
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on Mondays. You can also get involved with these activities
without pre-registering online by going directly
CINEMA to the Kiosque Jeunes from Tuesday to Friday
between 11am and 7pm at the following address:
Between 450 and 500 films screen every week Kiosque Jeunes, 10 passage de la Canopée,
in Paris and cinemas show a very wide range of 75001 Paris.
films, with new films coming out every Wednesday.
Every Parisian arrondissement is home to one Pass Jeunes
or more cinemas, and most French cinemas
screen foreign films in the original version with Every year between 15th June and 15th September,
French subtitles. Parisians aged between 15 and 25 can get free or
reduced access to a large selection of cultural,
sporting and leisure activities with the Pass Jeunes.
This little booklet is completely free and contains
coupons for exhibitions, monuments, swimming
pools and cinemas.
To receive a Pass Jeunes (subject to available
The Lost in Frenchlation society offers non-French stocks) you must reserve it online at passjeunes.
speakers the opportunity to enjoy French films paris.fr and then collect it from a distribution
with English subtitles in classic Parisian cinemas. point.
You can enjoy a drink before the film and a lively
debate in English afterwards.
Most cinemas in Paris offer reduced tickets to
students and young people under 26. In some
cinemas entrance for morning screenings is
available at a reduced price.
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UNIVERSITY LIFE
P34 Organisation of Studies P45 Societies and cultural activities
P36 Becoming a Student at Paris 1 > Clubs and Societies
Panthéon-Sorbonne > Cultural Activities
> Enrolment P48 Sports
> Orientation week
P50 Eating
P40 Ressources
> IT Services
> Libraries
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THE DIVISION OF TEACHING CLASSES
INTO SEMESTERS
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University classes generally start in September
Each academic year is divided into two semesters, and finish around late May to early June before
ORGANISATION OF STUDIES each worth 30 ECTS credits (European Credits
Transfer System). Subjects are grouped into
the end of year exams.
modules (unité d’enseignement) that require GRADING SYSTEM
France, like most European countries, joined the Bologna Declaration participation in lectures, seminars (TD) and
(1999), which is considered to be the starting point for the construction practical exercises (TP). The grading scale in France goes from 0 at the
of European higher education space. bottom of the scale to 20. Students must achieve
Lectures 10/20 to be awarded ECTS credits.
European countries decided to harmonise the European higher education system in order to ensure
the recognition of qualifications across Europe and support student, staff and researcher mobility. These take place in lecture theatres, often called ASSESSMENT
The current system rests on several key principles. “amphis” sometimes with as many as 1,000
students present. There are two types of university assessment:
continuous assessment and examinations.
A THREE-TIER CURRICULUM Seminars and Practicals Continuous assessment takes place throughout
the year and can take the form of oral or written
Bachelor’s Seminars (TD) and practical exercises (TP) are examinations covering all topics on the syllabus.
small-group classes that take place in classrooms
In France undergraduate degrees are taken over or laboratories, exploring lecture topics in Examinations assess students’ knowledge in all
three years, or six semesters. greater depth. syllabus topics over the course of a few days.
For modules assessed via examinations students
Master’s THE EUROPEAN CREDIT will be assessed at two points of the year (with
SYSTEM examinations held at the end of semester one and
After completing an undergraduate degree, end of semester two). Every qualification has its
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students can study for a master’s degree over Each module is worth a certain number of ECTS own specific assessment procedures.
two years (or four semesters) that can be taken credits and a complete semester is worth 30 ECTS
immediately after a bachelor’s degree or can be credits. Each module (UE) completed within a RESITS
part of a programme of lifelong learning. Master’s semester results in the award of ECTS credits.
qualifications are designed to: One semester of study is worth 30 credits and During the resit period students can retake
an academic year is worth 60 ECTS credits. examinations for which they did not receive a
> prepare students for research careers;
This is the total volume of work that a student passing grade. First and second semester resits
> prepare students to take an advanced qualification should complete during the course of a year. take place at the end of the academic year.
and find employment at a high level. This system makes it easier for qualifications to
be recognised across European countries. It also
PhD makes it easier for the credits obtained in one
Useful Website
institution to be recognised in another institution
Upon completion of a master’s, students can enrol to begin doctoral studies. All students who hold a in a different European country. Campus France: www.campusfrance.org/
master’s degree can apply to study for a PhD, whether they hold a master’s degree, an engineering en/French-higher-education
degree, or have a master’s level qualification from a business school.
On average doctoral studies last for three years.
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ADMINISTRATIVE ENROLMENT
BECOMING A STUDENT AT PARIS 1 If you are accepted to take part in an exchange
programme, once you are officially nominated
For non-EU nationals, you can apply for a student
visa using your enrolment letter if you live abroad,
PANTHÉON-SORBONNE you will receive a link within a month that will
allow you to apply for this exchange programme.
or request a renewal of your student visa with
this letter if you live in France.
You will remain enrolled at your home university
to which you will continue to pay your usual Once enrolled you will receive a confirmation
ENROLMENT tuition fees. You do not need to pay any tuition letter (or printable email) and your student
fees to Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. number. Keep this number as it will allow you to
Once you have been accepted to study at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne you must complete the active your account on the ENT (virtual learning
three enrolment steps: You will receive by email instructions on how space) and access the university’s online services.
to complete your administrative enrolment on
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne’s Primoweb site
1 2 3
(for both exchange students and full-degree
students). You will receive a pre-enrolment
Student and Campus Life Administrative Academic number along with these instructions and a
Contribution (CVEC) Enrolment Enrolment step-by-step tutorial. You will need your pre-
enrolment number to access the Primoweb site,
as well as your date of birth.
STUDENT AND CAMPUS LIFE CONTRIBUTION (CVEC)
On your ENT account you will find a tab entitled “Pièces Justificatives” where you should upload
Exchange students do not have to pay the CVEC fee. However, foreign students who are not part of the documents required to complete your enrolment.
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an exchange programme or are continuing their education at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
must pay this contribution before enrolling. The rate of this contribution is €91. These documents are:
You can obtain your proof of payment in two minutes: > Identification document (passport or national identity card)
> Academic of transcript of secondary school qualifications along with a translation (also
> Create an account at MesServices.Etudiant.gouv.fr required for master’s courses)
> Select Paris as your place of study > Proof of online payment of registration fees (copy of this email)
> Pay your CVEC contribution > Proof of civil liability insurance, which you can obtain from your relevant insurer (you can
> Receive your proof of payment and present it to Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne when you enrol. upload this later to the ENT).
You are exempt from paying the CVEC contribution if either of the following cases apply to you:
you are a refugee who is in receipt of subsidiary protection, an asylum seeker with the right to stay
in France, or a means-tested Crous grant holder.
36 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 2019-2020 2019-2020 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 37ACADEMIC ENROLMENT ORIENTATION WEEK
Once you have finished your administrative enrolment at the university you must proceed to Every year leading up to the start of semester one in September and the start
complete your academic enrolment with your academic department. You must complete this step of the second semester in January, orientation weeks are held for incoming
in order to be able to sit your examinations. Enrolment in language classes (eg. French as a foreign students. These weeks are a chance for students to become better acquainted
language), sport and cultural activities should be completed through the relevant services: the with the university.
Languages Department (DDL), Sports and Physical Education Department (UEFAPS) and the
Student Life Service (SVE). The integration week finishes with a cocktail
reception in the Galerie Soufflot within the
Additional information for exchange programme students: Centre Panthéon and is a chance for students to
enjoy meeting and getting to know each other.
Before your departure you must sign your learning agreement that lists the classes you will be
taking at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, as well as the equivalent classes in your home university. If you would like to participate in Paris 1 Panthéon-
Upon passing these courses you will then be awarded with credits for equivalent classes in Sorbonne’s orientation week then you must
order to obtain your final qualification in your home institution. Once you arrive at Paris 1 fill out an application form online that will be
Panthéon-Sorbonne you must enrol in the classes detailed in your learning agreement. You sent to you prior to your arrival as places are
must take an initial meeting with your international relations delegate teacher upon arrival limited. Your offer to study at Université Paris 1
so that they can check your timetable. Once you have completed this step you must go Orientation week participants have the opportunity Panthéon-Sorbonne does not guarantee a place
to the administrative office for each class in order to complete your academic enrolment. to improve their skills in French as a foreign on the orientation week.
language (FLE). Students are grouped based
on an online language placement test they Participating in all sessions during the orientation
take at the beginning of this week. Students week does not lead to the obtention of credits
may also attend university methodology classes (ECTS).
for each discipline as well as research method
Contacts Useful Websites
classes offered by the library in order to support
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Contact
Exchange programme mobility: CVEC: cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr students with using the online resources.
incoming@univ-paris1.fr welcoming@univ-paris1.fr
Primoweb: primo.univ-paris1.fr At the start of the orientation week there is an
Non-exchange programme mobility:
introductory meeting at which representatives
freemover1@univ-paris1.fr
freemover2@univ-paris1.fr give information about various university services,
such as the International Relations Department, Useful Website
Enrolment the Languages Department, sports services, the
Telephone helpline: Student Life Service, and health services. The Facebook page for ISAP1:
01 71 25 11 37 (within France) www.facebook.com/ISAP1Sorbonne
International Students Association of Paris 1
or +33 1 44 07 89 45 (from abroad)
(ISAP1) also participates in running activities
during the week, helping international students
to become better integrated into the university
and life in Paris.
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RESSOURCES
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne students can make use
of a number of computer rooms upon presentation
of a valid student card. These can be found at: Contact
> Centre Pierre-Mendès-France: room C404 IT support:
IT SERVICES assistance-dsiun@univ-paris1.fr
> Centre Panthéon: room 52 bis (stairwell G)
You will receive your login details to access the university’s online resources once
you have administratively enrolled. You can activate your Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne > Centre Sorbonne: room C614
account using these details and create a password. Useful Websites
The EDUSPOT Wi-Fi network is available on all
Complete institutional digital
This account allows you to connect to all online university services through a virtual learning the university’s sites, as well as in most higher
navigation guide: ent.univ-paris1.fr/gun
environment (ENT), giving you access to: education and research establishment buildings
in France. Wi-Fi configuration instructions:
> Interactive Learning Spaces (EPI) > the university directory
wifi.pantheonsorbonne.fr
> university email > online academic resources If you have trouble using Paris 1 Panthéon-
PIX website: pantheonsorbonne.fr/pix
Sorbonne’s online services please click on the
> personal online storage space > library catalogues
“Assistance” tab within your virtual learning
> exam results > your university eReader account environment account.
LIBRARIES
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More than two thirds of undergraduate students enrolled at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-
Sorbonne go at least once a week to the Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne libraries and to
inter-university libraries.
Guide étudiant
Services numériques
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Cujas library, Sainte-Barbe library and Sainte-
Geneviève library.
DIGITAL LEARNING PIX (ONLINE PLATFORM FOR
ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATION While first and second year undergraduates tend
Interactive Learning Spaces allow you to access OF DIGITAL SKILLS) to use the PMF library, third year undergraduates
and download resources tutors put online (such often use the inter-university libraries. There are
as lecture notes, exercises, seminar work, lesson Undergraduate students take a Digital Culture also centres reserved for the use of second year
plans, past exam papers, reading lists, etc.). You and Skills training course within seminar classes, master’s and doctoral students, which although
can also complete exercises set by tutors online which can take the form of a mix of face-to-face The most popular are the library in the Centre they are not listed here can be found on the
(such as interactive exercises, submit homework, and online teaching. The face-to-face PIX class Pierre-Mendès-France (PMF) as well as the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne website
and use class forum, etc.). takes place sometime between November and 5 th arrondissement inter-university libraries: under the “libraries” tab.
May (please consult the EPI for more information the BIS (Sorbonne inter-university library), the
about times and dates).
40 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 2019-2020 2019-2020 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WELCOME GUIDE 41CONSULTING AND BORROWING Electronic resources (ejournals and e-books, Cartothèque (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Maps, geography
DOCUMENTS data sets, etc.) are accessible through the Centre PMF
Domino portal. 90, rue de Tolbiac 75013 Paris
Books, periodicals and academic journals available 12th floor - C 1209 (yellow lifts)
in Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne libraries Documents that are not in the library catalogue
are marked in the online catalogue, which is and are available in other university or public Bibliothèque Broca (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Law
21, rue Broca 75005 Paris Management
accessible through the ENT from any computer libraries in Paris can be sent via interlibrary loan
Ground floor
with internet access. This catalogue allows you (PEB). The service is only available to members of
to determine whether the article is available in Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (students,
Bibliothèque Cujas (inter-university) Law
the library and whether or not it is out on loan. teaching staff, administrative staff). 2, rue Cujas 75005 Paris Economics
Political science
LIBRARIES OPEN TO FIRST AND SECOND YEAR UNDERGRADUATES
UPWARDS LIBRARIES OPEN TO THIRD YEAR UNDERGRADUATES AND FIRST
YEAR MASTER’S STUDENTS UPWARDS
Location Subjects
Humanities
Bibliothèque Pierre Mendès-France Law and political science Location Subjects
(Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Economics and management
Centre PMF Philosophy history, geography, art, archeology Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire History
90, rue de Tolbiac 75013 Paris Social sciences de la Sorbonne (BIS) (inter-university) Philosophy
5th floor (green lifts) Information and communication sciences Centre Sorbonne Literature
17, rue de la Sorbonne 75005 Paris Geography
Bibliothèque Sainte-Barbe Law and political science Entrance through Sorbon and Richelieu galleries Heritage collections
(inter-university) Economics and management Ancient history
4, rue Valette 75005 Paris Literature and languages
Arts Bibliothèque Lavisse (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) History
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Humanities and social sciences Centre Sorbonne
Health and medicine 17, rue de la Sorbonne 75005 Paris
Stairwell C, 3rd floor
Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève Literature
(inter-university) Arts Bibliothèque d’archéologie et des sciences Archeology
10, place du Panthéon 75005 Paris Humanities and social sciences de l’antiquité - Maison René Ginouvès Prehistory and protohistory
Heritage collections (inter-university) Ethnology and comparative sociology
21, allée de l’Université 92023 Nanterre Ethnomusicology
Centre de documentation de l’UFR03 / History of art Ground floor Ancient and medieval history
Centre Vivienne (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Photography Classics
2, rue Vivienne 75002 Paris Film studies
1st floor Bibliothèque Cuzin (Paris 1 Panthéon- Philosophy
Sorbonne) Centre Sorbonne
Bibliothèque de l’École des Arts Contemporary art 17, rue de la Sorbonne 75005 Paris
de la Sorbonne (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) Stairwell C, 1st floor LHS
Centre Saint-Charles
47, rue des bergers 75015 Paris Bibliothèque de l’Institut de géographie Geography
2nd floor, room 260 (next to lift) de la Sorbonne (inter-university)
191, rue Saint Jacques 75005 Paris
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Law and Political Science
Location Subjects
Bibliothèque Jacques Lagroye (Paris 1
Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Political science ì
SOCIETIES AND CULTURAL
Centre Sorbonne
14, rue Cujas 75005 Paris ACTIVITIES
Stairwell K, office H611
Bibliothèque de Recherches Africaines Political science CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
(BRA) (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) African studies
Centre Malher There are over 150 student societies at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, including
9, rue Malher 75004 Paris cultural societies, sports and subject societies, and union societies. There is a huge choice
Ground floor
if you are interested in getting involved in the university’s student clubs and societies.
Bibliothèque de droit social et études sociales Social Law
Societies are an excellent way of meeting other
(Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Centre Ulm, students and gaining experience in a variety of
1, rue d’Ulm 75005 Paris fields. If you are interested in student societies
2nd floor you can stay updated with their news and join
if you wish.
Centre de documentation de l’ISST (Paris 1 Sociology
Panthéon-Sorbonne) Law The International Students Association of
Centre Bourg-la-Reine Economics Paris 1 (ISAP1) help international students
16, bd Carnot 92340 Bourg-la-Reine Management
become more integrated at the university. The
association runs a buddy system with regular
Finances Publiques (bibliothèque Public finance
activities organised for participants, including
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interuniversitaire)
Centre Panthéon many cultural visits. You are welcome to attend
12, place du Panthéon 75005 Paris these events all throughout the year, whether
2nd floor, room 201 or not you are an exchange student, staying for
a semester, a year, or more.
Bibliothèque de droit international et International and European Law
européen (BDIE) (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Centre Panthéon You can find the full list of Paris 1 Panthéon-
12, place du Panthéon 75005 Paris
Sorbonne clubs and societies along with contacts Contact
Stairwell A, 3rd floor, room 310
for these on the university website.
Student Life Service:
sve@univ-paris1.fr
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne societies organise
events all year round that take place within and
Contacts
outside of the university. The Student Life Service
Library services (SCD): Useful Website: (SVE) give information about these events via
rascd@univ-paris1.fr their Facebook page.
Domino portal: dice.univ-paris1.fr
Loans service: pretbu@univ-paris1.fr
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