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- The first stop is the CROUS Regional Centre for Student Affairs, which offers students a helping hand in finding grants and accommodation (it runs over a dozen halls of residence for students) and gives advice and tips on catering options. The University of Strasbourg has a dedicated office for welcoming students and helping them settle in.
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Welcome guide. Designed for international students, post-doc, researchers and staff willing to join the Université de Strasbourg, this document gathers all the usefull information to get you settled (visa and immigration, checklist, accommodation, finances...).
Once you have arrived in Strasbourg from your previous place of residence, several essential steps need to be taken to help you settle in and kickstart your mobility with all the necessary tools. On this page, you will find a list of things to do in Strasbourg, particularly related to: Your right to stay;
International students represent 20% of the student population at the University of Strasbourg. Each year, students from over 150 countries come to study with us, making Strasbourg one of France's top city for international students.
The University of Strasbourg offers you several welcome schemes to facilitate your arrival and to help you settle in Strasbourg. One of the most important examples is the peer mentoring scheme set up throughout the year. It is organised by the International Relations Department and the faculties and its aim is to help you succeed during your year.
Don’t forget to apply for your student visa as soon as your application has been accepted. When you arrive in Strasbourg, get your student residence permit at the Mission Accueil located in the Platane building (Central Campus). Find out more about student visas on Campus France's website.
Getting Involved in the Strasbourg Student Life. Sign up for the International Buddy Program at the University of Strasbourg to facilitate your arrival and integration into your new life in France and the cross-border region of Strasbourg. How? You will be paired with a French buddy and participate in cultural, practical and fun workshops.
Find out about international relations at the University of Strasbourg. Visit the Maison universitaire internationale (MUI) (International University House) Find out about how to obtain a residence permit. Find out about Eucor – The European Campus. Find out about the EPICUR Alliance.
