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You are coming
to Toulouse,
Ease up your arrival
with our TOUL’BOX
Make your installation stress free:
upscale shuttle at the airport or train station
bank account opening
accommodation booking
home insurance
personal public transportation card
toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr
Editorial
Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University comprises 4 Universities, 12
engineering and specialised schools and 6 national research bodies.
Together, its institutions deliver over 500 qualifications in all disciplines.
Almost 14% of their 112,398 students come from abroad, following their
courses in French or English.
Beyond its active commitment to its members’ academic success as
expressed by promotion of research carried out, visibility on the international scene and coordination of the training offer throughout the site,
the Federal University is well aware that such success is also very much
dependent on many aspects of non-academic life. Which is why we have
developed ever-increasing numbers of services designed for students
over the past ten or more years. Whether it’s a question of advice on
finding the right accommodation, expert opinions on foreigners’ rights,
promotion of student cultural initiatives or general assistance with settling into student life, the Federal University seeks to meet expressed
needs through schemes complementing those on offer from its component institutions and the Midi-Pyrénées Crous.
It is in this context that we created the “Toul’Box” in 2014, that Student
Week celebrated its 10th birthday in 2015, and that we opened the Accueil Welcome Desk the same year. This unique amenity located alongside the Botanical Garden incorporates the Haute-Garonne Prefecture’s
student immigration services (student office open from September to
December), the Haute-Garonne CAF (student reception) and an annex of
the Midi-Pyrénées Crous.
The multilingual team responsible for general reception will provide you
with information on the best offers to students on the part of a wide
variety of partners, including the OFII, the Inter-University Service for
Preventive Medicine and Promotion of Health (SIMPPS), the CRIJ, the
Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées Regional Council, Toulouse City
Hall, the SNCF, TISSEO and student associations.
Its first 22,600 visitors between September and December more than
confirmed the facility’s usefulness. We are now set on improving it further and developing still more offers in line with your expectations, including support for student initiatives, advice on international mobility,
language cafés and flat-sharing encounters.
I very much look forward to meeting you there !
La Présidente, Marie-France Barthet
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Studying in
the Academy
of Toulouse
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L’Accueil
Welcome-Desk p13
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Financing your
studies and
everyday life p16
Publication manager
Marie-France Barthet
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Finding
accommodation p20
Publication coordinator
Stéphanie Saleilles
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Digital
tools
Toul’Box
International
students and
researchers
Download the guide in French,
English, Spanish and Chinese :
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p14
p15
Healthcare
and insurance p24
Language
courses
p27
Culture, leisure
p28
and sport
Student
initiatives and
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associations
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www.univ-toulouse.fr/ariane
Please be aware that some information
containes in this guide is likely to change
throughout the year; for more information
go to
www.univ-toulouse.fr
Find all the places mentioned in the
guide at
www.plan.univ-toulouse.fr
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in the Academy of Toulouse
HIGHER EDUCATION IN FRANCE
Studying in the Academy of Toulouse
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Studying
UNIVERSITIES AND SCHOOLS
In order to enrol in higher education, you must have passed the French baccalaureate or hold an
equivalent French or foreign qualification.
There are two main types of programmes:
university courses : available in all fields (art, healthcare, human sciences, social sciences,
science and technology, etc.)
school courses : engineering, business, architecture, veterinary, agronomy, etc.
ORGANISATION OF STUDIES
In order to ensure recognition of qualifications at European level and facilitate mobility on the part
of students and researchers, Europe’s nations have adopted a common higher education system,
based on:
division of course programmes in line with the BMD model : Bachelor’s degree (Bac+3),
Master’s (Bac+5) and Doctorate (Bac+8)
division of courses into semesters (1 year = 2 semesters)
organisation of courses into compulsory, optional or free access Unités d’Enseignement
(UEs – Teaching Units) including lectures, supervised practical work, internships, dissertations, etc.
recognition of students’ progress and work completed by way of award of ECTS
(European Credit Transfer System). Each UE corresponds to a specified number of ECTS, and
one validated semester corresponds to 30 ECTS
Années d’étude après le
Baccalauréat
Internat
Spécialisation
ECTS
MASTER
LICENCE
GRANDES
ECOLES
CPGE
CPP
DUT
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BTS
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License
LICENCE
180
PROFESSIONNELLE
DEUST
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ESPE
DOCTORAT
Master
+5
300
SANTE
CONCOURS
Paramédical
+8 Doctorat
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DISABLED STUDENTS
Information on accessibility, reception and support conditions at each higher education institution
www.univ-toulouse.fr/handicap
http://www.handi-u.fr/
INFORMATION
www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr
www.diplomatie.gouv.fr
CHOOSING YOUR COURSE PROGRAMME
IN MIDI-PYRÉNÉES
Formulating your orientation project is an essential initial step on your road to eventual professional integration and requires you to be fully aware of all available possibilities, project yourself
into the future and develop your ambitions. Informed choice of a study path and commitment to
a branch of study that suits you will enhance your chances of final success: prepare yourself as
best you can, in particular by informing yourself fully on course programmes on offer.
INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE SCHEMES
A wide range of events, information centres and resources are available to help you round out your
search for information and formulate your orientation project:
Your chosen institutions’ websites
ONISEP, which produces and disseminates a great deal of information on courses and careers ;
Information fair, such as Infosup, where you can acquaint yourself with the full range of courses
available in Toulouse and its region, refine your choices and define your project ;
institutions’ open-house days, during which you can obtain invaluable information on courses
and get to meet teachers and students ;
Institutions’ inter-university Information and Guidance Departments (SCUIOs), whose doors
are always open and whose job it is to inform and lend assistance to students in formulation of
their orientation and professional integration initiatives ;
Information and guidance centres (CIOs), which are open to the public at large and provide
individualised information and advice on studies, qualifications and professions;
Campus France, which informs international students on higher education in France, guides
them in their choice of courses and helps them compose their candidacy applications and visa
requests.
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With the Region’s help, Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University (UFTMP) has produced a
comprehensive cartography of all programmes available at the various institutions of higher
education it comprises.
Each course is geolocalised on 11 university sites across the Region:
Albi, Auch, Cahors, Castres, Figeac, Foix, Millau, Montauban, Rodez, Tarbes
et Toulouse, dont
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University
Institutes of
Technology (UITs)
Universities
Engineering
schools
Studying in the Academy of Toulouse
KEEP YOUR FUTURE IN MIND!
Institutes
and school
UNIVERSITY COURSES COVER ALL FIELDS OF HIGHER EDUCATION Arts, Literature and Languages
Law, Economics, and Management Human and Social Sciences Science, Technology, and Healthcare Sciences and Techniques of
Physical and Sporting Activities
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Over 900 courses are listed as available across the territory. The website is ergonomically designed
and easy to use, and you can consult its content by city, institution, field, qualification, keyword or
type of course (work/study, distance training, initial training, continuing training, etc.).
In just a few clicks, you’ll find full, detailed and accurate information on each course, including presentation of its content, conditions for admission, programme, contacts at institutions concerned,
further study possibilities and professional prospects.
Consult it on :
http://formations.univ-toulouse.fr
You can also consult the website on the computers available for public use at the
Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University L’Accueil-Welcome Desk (41, allées Jules
Guesde – Toulouse), where there’s always somebody on hand to help you find the
information you require.
BECOME A STUDENT ENTREPRENEUR: THE “ECRIN” SCHEME
ECRIN is a scheme for promoting entrepreneurial culture in higher education in Midi-Pyrénées, covering startup or takeover of enterprises, freelance entrepreneurship, the liberal
professions, social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship in existing organisations.
Promoted by the Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University’s Community of Universities and
Institutions, ECRIN is an affirmation of regional
universities’, schools’ and stakeholders’ commitment to ongoing awareness-raising and
training on company creation through strengthening existing initiatives and motivating
new crosscutting projects.
PEPITE ECRIN encourages and assists students
and young graduates who wish to develop a
project bearing on creation of an activity (enterprise, association, etc.).
It organises and lends its support to numerous
awareness-raising and entrepreneurship training events throughout the year.
It is also responsible for assisting student
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entrepreneurs in the context of National
Student Entrepreneur Status and the related
qualification, launched by the government in
autumn 2014.
The PEPITE ECRIN scheme is intended for all
students and young graduates, whatever their
study paths or specialisations.
Contact
ecrin@univ-toulouse.fr
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http://semaine-etudiant.univ-toulouse.fr
GET TO KNOW
THE REGION’S
UNIVERSITY TOWNS
MONTAUBAN AND TARN-ET-GARONNE
Also known as the “City of Ingres”, Montauban is famed as the birthplace of one
of the 19th century’s greatest painters,
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, and the
sculptor Antoine Bourdelle. A city of art
as well as being the Midi-Pyrénées Region’s second activity cluster, Montauban
and the département of Tarn-et-Garonne
provide students with a choice of over 40
programmes, from Bachelor’s degrees to
Master’s via BTS and Vocational degrees.
CAHORS
A city of Art and History and the département
of Lot’s administrative centre, Cahors boasts
an outstanding heritage and a wide range of
local amenities that make it an ideal living and
studying environment. Development of higher
educational and research programmes has continued since the opening of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès
University’s Heritage Cluster, complementing an
already wide offer that includes the IFSI, ESPE,
Lycée des Territoires, CCI du Lot and a choice of
general and technological lycées. Further dynamism is injected into student life by a local
facilitator whose job it is to provide students
with advice and help them with their projects
(Facebook page: Vie Etudiante Cahors).
AUCH
Less than an hour from Toulouse, Gascony’s capital and its conurbation provide a
choice environment for anyone desirous
of studying under optimal conditions. An
attractive range of rental housing to take
care of accommodation needs, modern
premises and facilities for all its higher
education institutions, a rich and varied
cultural offer, outstanding historical heritage and a safe living environment all
go to make Auch and its conurbation a
destination of choice for those of the Region’s students, who wish to prepare for
their professional futures under the best
possible conditions.
TARBES
Thanks to the wide choice of courses on offer (DUT, BTS, Preparatory classes, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, Doctorates,
etc.), Tarbes is ranked as the Midi-Pyrénées
Region’s 2nd university cluster (www.cutp.
net). The Tarbes conurbation, set between
plains, ocean and mountains, is a major
centre for research activities. Halfway
between Toulouse and the Atlantic coast,
the city lies at the feet of the Pyrenees less
than half an hour from the Region’s winter
sports resorts.
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FOIX
The Foix and Ariège University Centre takes in
students from throughout France as well as from
abroad, providing a range of widely recognised
specialised vocational training courses on territorial development, sustainable tourism, heritage,
and in preparation for careers in education. Thanks
to the ongoing key support of Ariège and Foix General Council, students and teachers alike enjoy a
first-rate working environment.
RODEZ
Located in the heart of this popular tourist town, Figeac’s UIT (430 students) has
gained a wide reputation for the quality of
its student life (free transport and spacious,
affordable accommodation) and comprises
3 educational departments : Mechanical
Engineering and Computer-integrated Manufacturing (1 DUT and 2 Vocational Degrees);
Marketing Techniques (1 DUT and 2 Vocational
Degrees); and Social Careers, option Social
and Sociocultural Facilitation (1 DUT).
Located less than two hours from Montpellier
and Toulouse, Rodez provides over 3000 students with a range of 2- to 5-year educational
programmes, with 70 courses dispensed in a
total of 9 institutions including the UIT (UT1
Capitole) and Champollion University Institute.
In addition, the town ensures that its students
enjoy a pleasant living environment with a wide
selection of sporting, cultural and festive activities to choose from.
Studying in the Academy of Toulouse
FIGEAC
ALBI
Inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2010,
Albi is developing rapidly. Boasting a listed city
centre, it provides quality town planning combining
the integrity of an episcopal city, its urban heart
centred around the unique rose-pink brick edifice of
Sainte-Cécile Cathedral with that of a living environment where everything can be accomplished on foot.
A city with a love of sports and a flourishing community
life, it is hardly surprising that so many higher education institutions have located there, including the
Champollion University Institute, the School of Mines,
ESPE and Paul Sabatier.
MILLAU
The city of Millau has a rich and varied historical and
architectural heritage. Prehistoric dolmens distributed on the Causses and the crossing bridge Tarn are
symbolising the Middle Ages city. Skin and glove mono
industry embodies the contemporary mentality period.
The viaduct, completed in 2004, finally reminds that
Millau has always been located on a major communication route.
TOULOUSE
Ranked as “the best city in France to study
in” by a variety of surveys, Toulouse has seen
remarkable demographic and economic development over recent years that have succeeded
in turning it into a metropolis of international
standing. “The Pink City” has also been the
scene of a major artistic resurgence making the
utmost of its rich and varied cultural heritage.
Today, Toulouse accommodates 91% of Midi-Pyrénées students and most of the Region’s research laboratories – a concentration of higher
education and research activities that mirrors
its economic prowess.
CASTRES
The city of Castres combines the traditional
knowhow of its textile, granite and wood industries with more recent activities including
mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals
and cosmetology (Pierre Fabre Laboratories).
Castres is also a garrison town and famed for its
rugby club. For several years now, the city has
been busy developing a top-level higher education cluster that includes Champollion National
University Institute, “A” Paul Sabatier UIT and the
Nursing Care Training Institute (IFSI).
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HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS
THAT ARE MEMBERS OF THE TOULOUSE
MIDI-PYRÉNÉES FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
UT Capitole
Toulouse Capitole
University
UT2J
Toulouse - Jean
Jaurès University
UT3
Toulouse III - Paul
Sabatier University
INPT
Toulouse National
Polytechnic Institute
ENSAT
INSA
Toulouse - Toulouse
National Institute of
Applied Sciences
ENAC
National School of
Civil Aviation
Mines
Albi
Albi-Carmaux National Higher School of
Mines
TBS
Toulouse Business
School
ISAE
SUPAERO
Higher Institute of
Aeronautics and
Space
ENFA
National School of
Agronomic Training
ICAM
Toulouse Catholic
Institute of Arts and
Trade
INUC
Champollion National
University Institute
ENSA
Toulouse - Toulouse
National Higher
School of Architecture
Sciences Po
Toulouse
Toulouse National
Higher School of
Agronomy
ENSEEIHT
National Higher
School of Electrotechnology, Electronics, Computer
Science, Hydraulics
and Telecommunications
ENSIACET
National Higher
School of Engineering
in Chemical and
Technological Artss
EI PURPAN
Purpan Engineering
School
ENIT
Tarbes National
Engineering School
CREPS
Centre for Resources,
Expertise and Athletic
Performance
isdaT
Toulouse Higher
Institute of the Arts
ENM
National School of
Meteorology
ENVT
Toulouse National
Veterinary School
RESEARCH BODIES
CNRS National Centre for Scientific
Research
Inra National Institute of Agronomic
Research
Inserm National Institute of Health and
Medical Research
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IRD Institute of Research
and Development
ONERA National Office for Aerospace
Studies and Research
CNES French National Space
Research Centre
L’accueil Welcome Desk
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L’Accueil
Welcome Desk
Designed to provide students with advice and information on all University
services, this facility combines the missions assigned to the Federal University, the Prefecture (foreign students’ office) and the CAF, both of which have
transferred reception of their student public to a sub-branch of the Crous.
We aim to centralise information, provide
advice to present and future students on the
various aspects of student life, and help them
integrate into the local living environment:
know, for example, where and how to look for
accommodation, find out about cultural offers
and recommendations or get support for their
community projects, who to contact to find
work or become a student entrepreneur, how
take good care of their health and how to find
out about transport offers, sports activities,
and so on.
It’s also here that beneficiaries of offers provided by the various missions (Toul’Box, accommodation, student initiatives, etc.) receive
a warm welcome from our multilingual teams
and that the cartography of educational programmes on offer at University institutions
and Grandes Ecoles may be consulted.
In order to provide you with the best possible
help, our teams work in partnership with the
various student life interlocutors at the Midi-Pyrénées Region’s educational institutions,
as well as well as such complementary bodies
as the SNCF, housing associations, OFII, Campus
France, the City Hall, Metropole and Regional
Council, CRIJ, AFEV, and student associations.
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Development of a variety of service projects is
underway (including flat-sharing encounters,
advice on outward mobility, and language
cafes), designed to round out the current offer.
This fresh impetus has been further galvanized
by the opening of the Quai des Savoirs and the
Café du Quai, of which the Federal University
is a partnere.
Opening hours :
All year monday to friday
non stop except for public
holidays and Christmas
break 9 a.m to 6 p.m
( september to december)
9 a.m to 5 p.m the rest of
the year
Préfecture From September to
December 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
CAF
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Crous :
All year round from
9 a.m.- 12 noon
Please note : opening hours are subject to change; consult our website
www.univ-toulouse.fr/laccueil-welcomedesk
You can also obtain information on the University’s Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/univtoulouse, you can contact us by email at: laccueil@univ-toulouse.fr
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Toul’Box
WHAT IS IT ?
It’s the new welcome initiative from the Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées which
supports you, from preparing your stay until
you’ve settled in.
From simply meeting with our welcome team
to reserving your accommodation, choose the
deal which fits you. Our offer of services is
adapted to your needs and your budget.
For example, you can choose to be received
by our welcome team in order to update us on
your situation when you arrive.
You can also go much further by entrusting us
with the organisation of your arrival entirely:
reserving accommodation, opening a bank account welcome at the airport, guided tour of
Toulouse, etc.
SOME EXAMPLES OF
THE SERVICES :
All-inclusive accommodation
Housing-related formalities
Opening of a bank account
Welcome at the airport or station
Transport: Personal preloaded Tisséo card
Guided tour of Toulouse, etc.
INSTRUCTIONS
Students, teachers and researchers :
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Go to
http://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr
Whatever the deal you choose, our team will
support you and remain at your disposal from
your registration on the site until your arrival.
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Contact : toulbox@univ-toulouse.fr
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=7eNpMNMkw9s
WHO IS IT FOR ?
All the students and researchers coming to one
of the member or associate establishments of
the Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées.
Students :
All the bachelor’s, masters and PhD level
students, whatever their nationality
Teacher-Researchers :
Post-doctoral students / Researchers and
Teacher-researchers invited
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Select your
profile,
then choose your
service packs
Pay
for your order
online
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Track
the progress
from your
personal space
students and researchers
The information is intended for you and establish a complement in the other
chapters of the guide.
International students and researchers
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International
EU NATIONALS
Those coming from the European Economic Area and Switzerland don’t need a visa to come to
France. A valid passport or ID card is all that’s required.
NON EU NATIONALS
For those coming from outside the EEA, a visa is required. The request must be made with the French
Consulate or Embassy in your country.
INFORMATION :
Ministry for Foreign Affairs :
www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/venir-en-france-22365
Information sheets on the foreign nationals’ rights are available to you in French and English
on the Toul’Box site :
There you will find information on different kinds of visa, the renewal procedures for residency
permits once in France and your rights concerning work and travel in the Shengen area.
https://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr/packs/pack-bienvenue/droit-des-etrangers/
GOT A QUESTION ?
The international relations department of your establishment is there to support you in your
travels.
For any questions about your visa or residency permit you can send an email :
etudiants@haute-garonne.pref.gouv.fr
pref-scientifiques-etrangers@haute-garonne.pref.gouv.fr for visa scientifique-chercheur
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Financing
your studies and everyday life
STUDENT GRANTS
FOR FRENCH STUDENTS
Grants awarded on social criteria : your
application (Dossier Social Étudiant) must
be made between 15 January and 31 May on
www.messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
Academic merit grants : these only
concern student grant-holders enrolled
in Master’s programmes and selected
as one of the best of the previous year’s
Bachelor’s degree graduates, and pupils
completing their final year of high-school
studies and set to be awarded grants on
social criteria after having passed the Baccalaureate with distinction.
INWARD AND OUTWARD MOBILITY
There is an exhaustive list of all grants worldwide on the Campus France website
Grants exchange programmes (Erasmus,
CREPUQ, etc.): see institutions’ International Relations Departments
Grants Ministries
(of Higher Education and Research / of
Foreign Affairs)
Grants from the Languedoc Roussillon
Midi-Pyrénées Region
FINANCING YOUR DOCTORATE
To find financing for a doctorate :
every year in June, the 15 doctoral schools
hold competitive examinations to select
CDU (Contrat Doctoral Unique – General
Doctoral Contract) beneficiaries
you should also contact a Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University research
laboratory and your future supervisor,
who oversees research projects of various
kinds (ANR, CIFRE, etc.)
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INTERNSHIPS AND
WORK CONTRACTS
Compulsory internships lasting 2 or more months are subject to a convention and students
concerned are entitled to a wage equal to 15%
of the Social Security hourly minimum (€523 net
for full time, corresponding to 35 hours/week).
All contracts must be signed before the first
day of work :
seasonal jobs (summer, holiday periods...)
student jobs (maximum of 20 hours a week)
temping
Where to enquire :
Your institution’s SUIO
Crous, Job Centres, your institution’s Student Life Department
The CRIJ: www.crij.org
www.jobaviz.fr
www.letudiant.fr
www.infostages-job.com
www.iquesta.com
www.jobisjob.fr
These are vocational work/study programmes
carried out under apprenticeship or professionalisation contracts. Students concerned
receive a monthly salary and are regarded as
employees.
Where to enquire :
institutions’ Guidance and Integration
Departments
http://www.letudiant.fr/alternance/alternance-et-apprentissage.html
www.enalternance.com
LEGAL ADVICE
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
General websites
These list all consumer associations
Centre Technique Régional de la Consommation
(Regional Technical Centre for Consumers)
www.ctrc-mp.fr
Union Française des Consommateurs (French
Consumers Union), UFC Que Choisir
http://quechoisir.org
On principle, you are no longer attached to your
parents’ tax household once you reach the age
of majority (after which you must declare any
taxable income yourself).
However, there is an option enabling you to
remain in your parents’ tax household, with parents benefiting from a reduction in taxes due
to the “family quotient”.
Financing your studies and everyday life
PAID TRAINING COURSES TAXES
To be eligible for attachment to your parents’
tax household, you must be :
under 21 years old, or
under 25 years old if you can show proof
that you are continuing your studies
Tax declarations on 2015 income : the online
declaration service is open round the clock 7
days a week through April to around the end
of May.
Housing tax is due on the 1 January of the taxation year. For 2016, you must pay the tax if you
are a tenant on 1 January 2016.
It is collected by the municipality in which your
accommodation is located, and contributes to
financing services to inhabitants, collective
facilities, etc.
BANKS
Students residing in Crous university halls of
residence are exempt.
You will have to open a bank account so as to
be able to make and receive payments (reception of CAF financial aid, for example).
For further information, log on to
www.impots.gouv.fr
Documents required :
an identity document (passport, visa,
residency permit, etc.)
proof of home address (telephone or
electricity bill, rent receipt, certificate of
temporary accommodation, etc.)
Student card or certificate of academic
attendance
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ANNUAL BUDGET
EDUCATION / SCHOOL
registration fees
(2015 - 2016)
391
€
Doc
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25
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Ma 6 €
Licence
184 €
ACCOMMODATION
Deposit
(Upon enterring the apartment)
1 month for non furnished
accommodation
2 month for furnished
accommodation
>
Rental Inssurance
(When you start renting)
30€ to
110€
>
Housing Tax
(mid november)
250€ to
550€
MONTHLY BUDGET
20€
TELEPHONE LINE
INTERNET
30 € to 50€
ELECTRICITY
GAS
30 € to 50€
Bike
Bus / Metro / Tram
Card for under 26 years olds
10€ to 16€
Card for over 26 years old
18
22€ to 40,80€
Train
www.sncf.com
12-28 card 50€
25% to 60% reduction
Monthly VélôToulouse
subscription
10€ (or 20€/year)
TRANSPORT
Financing your studies and everyday life
HEALTH
Compulsory social security
(paid upon registration)
Mutuelle
VITTAVI - LMDE
Fees 2015/2016
(Additional health insurance)
215 €
60€ to
600€
150 €
ACCOMMODATION
182 €
250 €
350 € 380 € 400 €
600 €
Room / University studio accommodation
Room in a
private home
Flat share
Private rent
200€
approximately
FOOD
3,25€ for meal at the
Resto U (Uni cafeteria)
OTHER EXPENSES
(leisure, clothes...)
100€
approximately
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Finding
accommodation
LOOKING FOR
SOMEWHERE
TO LIVE
ROOMS IN LOCAL HOUSEHOLDS
It’s by no means always easy to find
accommodation! You need to get
started as soon as you can and know
what you can afford beforehand.
For whom ?
All students
Website :
www.chambrealouer.com
http://france.accommodationforstudents.com
http://ac-tif.fr/fr
In addition, many bodies (including banks,
embassies, consulates, and prefectures for
obtaining your visa) require proof of address.
It’s easier to find accommodation in other
of the Region’s towns than in Toulouse,
where some 103,000 students already live.
But it’s useful to know that a number of
Grandes Ecoles provide accommodation on
their own campuses.
At L’Accueil-Welcome Desk, you’ll find
staff whose job it is to advise you and
help you find somewhere to live.
PRIVATE STUDENT
RESIDENCES
For whom ?
All students
Website :
www.adele.org
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FLAT-SHARING
ESTATE AGENTS
For whom ?
All students want to share
a flat
For whom ? All students
Website :
www.appartager.com
www.chambrealouer.com
www.colocation.fr
www.crij.org
Website :
FNAIM www.fnaim31.com
UNIS www.unis-immo.fr
SNPI www.snpi.com
For whom ?
Students holding grants from the
French government
International exchange students
and those enrolled in Doctoral or
2nd-year Master’s programme
SOCIAL HOUSING
For whom ?
All students
Website :
www.demande-logement-social.gouv.fr
Finding accomodation
CROUS HOUSING
ESTATES AND
UNIVERSITY HALL
OF RESIDENCE
INTERGENERATIONAL
ACCOMMODATION
Website :
International students must make
their request to their institutions’
International Relations Departments.
For whom ? All students
Website :
www.mieuxensemble-toulouse.fr
Student sociale application between 15
January and 31 May
www.messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
HOSTELS
For whom ? All students
Website :
www.habitatjeunesmidipyrenees.org
www.foyers-catholiques.org/foyers.php
KAP’S COLOC SOLIDAIRES
For whom? Students want to involve in associations
Website :
http://kolocsolidaire.org/toulouse
TEMPORARY
ACCOMMODATION
For whom ? All students
Website :
Lapetiteaubergedesaintsernin.com
http://www.otoulouse.org
PRIVATE HOUSE
ACCOMMODATION
For whom ?
All students
Website :
www.crij.org, www.lokaviz.fr
www.leboncoin.fr
www.unpi.org ou unpi31.fr
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FORMALITIES AND UNAVOIDABLE EXPENDITURE
A GUARANTOR
1TheHAVING
guarantor undertakes to pay the rent and
any charges in the event of the tenant being
unable to do so.
The guarantor must be solvent – in other
words, he/she must show proof of adequate
income to make such payments if necessary.
Most agencies and property owners require a
guarantor.
There are two guarantee schemes available
to students unable to come up with a physical
guarantor :
LOCA –PASS Guarantee, only for :
students with Crous grants and accommodated
in social housing (Crous or HLM) entitling them
to the APL (Personalised Housing Allowance)
doctoral students of whatever age and foreign
post-doctoral students of whatever age provided they have obtained their doctorate less
than 6 years ago.
Information available on the LOKAVIZ website :
www.lokaviz.fr
“Caution Clé” page, as well as from Crous or
L’Accueil-Welcome Desk
2 WORKING OUT
YOUR BUDGET
3 COMPLETE
THE LEASE FILE
students under 30 years of age on internships
lasting at least 3 months, on fixed-term or permanent contracts
FINDING
ACCOMMODATION
CLE Guarantee
For students under 28 years of age enrolled in
a French higher education institution, foreign
1 FINANCIAL AID
AFTER THE
SIGNATURE
CAF
www.caf.fr
Toulouse City Hall PASS-LOG (Zero-interest loan) :
for students between the ages of 18 and 26 inclusive, without
regard to their resources or nationality, who take up residence
in the municipality of Toulouse
Maximum advance of 1 month’s rent with a €500 ceiling,
repayable in monthly instalments, upon presentation of a lease
signed within the previous 3 months.
www.passlog.univ-toulouse.fr
Information and submission CAF and Pass-Log application at L’Accueil-Welcome Desk
YOUR
AID FOR STUDENTS
2 CHOOSE
3 SPECIAL
ENERGY SUPPLIER
IN WORK/STUDY PROGRAMMES
Electricity
Gas
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Mobili-Jeune takes responsibility for a percentage
of the rent and helps find accommodation
Information : Astria / Cil - Interlogement / Cilgere /
GIC / Ciléo Group
Ciléo LOCA-PASS Advance (Zero-interest loan))
for students under 30 years old, Crous grant-holders and those with fixed-term
contracts, internship conventions lasting at least 3 months and currently underway,
a series of (3-month) fixed-term contracts over the last 6 months, or a permanent
contract
Information and submission of “LOCA-PASS Advance” applications at
www.crij.org
2 PAYMENT FISRT RENT
REAL ESTATE FEES OR
3 PAYMENT
ADMINISTRATION FEES
4 INVENTORY OF FIXTURES
HOME INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
5 SUBMIT
LMDE and VITTAVI- Emevia network
Finding accomodation
DEPOSIT
1Loca-Pass
MAE
Banks
SIGNATURE
OF CONTRACT
AFTER THE
SIGNATURE
SERVICES ENSURING “TURNKEY” ARRIVAL
Campus France, for foreign students
with grants from their governments
New-building rental service for students,
with transport included
www.moveandrent-campus.fr
Toul’box (see page 14)
http://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr
LEGAL ADVICEE
In the event of any dispute arising, or for
any questions bearing on accommodation,
contact :
counsellors available for legal advice by
phone from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
to 4 p.m. Tel: 05 61 22 46 22, and on
www.adil31.org
UFC Que choisir
www.quechoisir.org
Toulouse City Hall
http://www.toulouse.fr/web/sante/service-communal-d-hygiene-et-de-sante/
habitat-degrade-chez-les-jeunes
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Healthcare
and insurance
SIMPPS
The Service Interuniversitaire de Médecine Préventive et de Promotion de la Santé (Interuniversity
Department of Preventive Medicine and Promotion of Health) is responsible for keeping an eye on
students’ health. Free consultations upon appointment with general practitioners, specialists and
social workers for all university students.
RECEPTION CENTRES IN TOULOUSE
Toulouse Capitole University :
Toulouse - Jean Jaurès University : Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier University :
05 61 63 37 25
05 61 50 41 41
05 61 55 73 67
SUB-BRANCHES ON REGIONAL SITES
Contact the Student Life Office.
Crous
A Crous nurse is on call for students in two of Toulouse’s university halls of residence
Reserved for students residing in Crous residences.
Arsenal
05 62 25 60 03
Monday to Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday: 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Chapou
06 21 04 10 76
Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Contact : muriel.nicoleau@crous-toulouse.fr,
in emergencies : 06 21 04 10 76.
ECOUTE PEPS
A psychologist will see you free of charge with or without an appointment, providing a ready and
non-judgmental ear, support, and answers. Confidentiality guaranteed. Reserved for students
residing in Crous residences.
Every Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Cité Universitaire Rangueil (Tripode A - Pavillon 1 - 1st floor
- Foyer).
To make an appointment: 06 27 86 91 83 – apsytude@gmail.com
Please note: service subject to renewal in 2016/2017
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CDPEF
MFPF
Centres Départementaux de Planification et
d’Éducation Familiale.
Mouvement Français pour le Planning Familial
(Départemental Family Planning and Education Centres). Free medical consultations in a
medical centre for all those in need with no
conditions attached.
Toulouse : 05 62 13 23 77
3 rue du Pont Vieux
Esquirol or Saint Cyprien metro stations).
Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m..
(French Family Planning Movement) An association promoting women’s rights and combating all forms of oppression.
Healthcare and insurance
OTHER HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION BODIES
It directs those who approach it to physicians,
carries out pregnancy tests, and provides the
“morning-after” pill as well as male and female contraceptives.
Information
www.planning-familial.org
Regional sub-branches
mfpf31.free.fr
www.haute-garonne.gouv.fr rubrique
“Santé” page
23, rue Moiroud 31500 Toulouse,
05 61 25 54 17
contact@planningfamilial31.fr
HOSPITALS
Albi
www.ch-albi.fr
22 bvd du Général Sibille
05 63 47 47 47
Cahors
www.ch-cahors.fr
335 rue du Président Wilson
05 65 20 50 50
Toulouse
There are 2 major University
Hospital Centres :
05 61 77 22 33
www.chu-toulouse.fr Castres
Figeac
Hôpital Rangueil
1 av. du Professeur Jean Poulhes
Getting there:
metro line B then no.88 bus,
“Hôpital Rangueil” stop
Foix
Montauban
www.ch-montauban.fr
100 r. Léon Cladel
05 63 92 82 82
Hôpital Purpan
pl. du Docteur Baylac
Getting there:
tramway or bus lines 45, 46, 64 or
66, “Purpan” stop
Millau
Rodez
Tarbes
www.chic-cm.fr
20 bvd Maréchal Foch
05 63 71 63 71
www.chi-val-ariege.fr
RN 20 / Sortie 9,
Saint-Jean de Verges
05 61 03 30 30
www.ch-millau.fr
265 Boulevard Achille
Souques
05 65 59 30 00
www.ch-figeac.fr
33 rue des Maquisards
05 65 50 65 50
www.ch-rodez.fr
Av. de l’Hôpital
05 65 55 12 12
www.ch-bigorre.fr
2 rue Ayguerote
05 62 54 65 00
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STUDENT SOCIAL SECURITY AND
COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH INSURANCE
Health cover comprises two types of insurance :
“Social Security” cover, compulsory except for PUM (Protection Universelle Maladie) beneficiaries – www.ameli.frwww.ameli.fr
Complementary insurance, not compulsory but strongly recommended; on offer from a range of
complementary mutual benefit associations
FOR STUDENTS
Compulsory insurance is managed by two dedicated bodies, LMDE and VITTAVI-Réseau
Emevia. Subscriptions are paid upon enrolment at the institution (€215 for the academic year
2015/2016), free for students under 20 years of age whose parents live in France, and for
Crous social criteria grant holders.
Please note : Social Security reimburses a maximum of 70% of medical expenses, subject to their
declaration by the treating physician.
Complementary health insurance may be taken out with the LMDE or VITTAVI-réseau Emevia, and is also provided by a wide range of mutual benefit societies. Some students can also
continue to come under their parents’ complementary health insurance during their studies.
Prices vary, so think carefully about what you need.
The Midi-Pyrénées Region Student Mutual Benefit Pass : €100 aid for students under
28 years of age who have been awarded Crous grants on social criteria, for subscription
to complementary health insurance with the scheme’s partner mutual benefit societies
View the list on :
http://www.midipyrenees.fr/PassMutuelleEtudiant
Please note: not renewed at time of going to press.
SPECIAL CASES :
Compulsory insurance for foreign students over 28 years of age who have resided on
French territory for less than 3 months :
- health insurance from their home country
- European/Universal health insurance card
- subscription to a 3-moth private health insurance contract (while awaiting eligibility for CPAM
affiliation)
Compulsory insurance for foreign students over 28 years of age who have resided on
French territory longer than 3 months: affiliation to the CPAM general scheme
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Language courses
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Language
courses
Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University provides introductory to advanced
language courses in French (FFL) and foreign languages: English, Spanish,
Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Norwegian, Swedish and Indonesian.
These courses are intended for undergraduates (in mobility programmes), students in Master’s,
doctoral and post-doctoral programmes, and teachers and researchers attached to Federal
University institutions.
FFL and English
http://toulbox.univ-toulouse.fr
For other foreign languages, please contact us at: lve@univ-toulouse.fr
You can log on to this website for more detailed information :
http://www.univ-toulouse.fr/lve
L’Accueil-Welcome Desk plans to develop language workshops in
partnership with Toulouse’s university institutions’ CRLs (language resource centres) and other language associations. Information available at
L’Accueil‑Welcome Desk.
IN OUR INSTITUTIONS :
Our CRLs are multimedia centres dedicated to language-learning; their doors are open all year
round to help improve your language skills.
Useful to know : The Toulangues association, Toulouse’s portal to the world’s languages, arranges
encounters as well as referencing all the best addresses for anyone interested in taking language
courses.
www.toulangues.org
FOREIGN CULTURAL CENTRES AND INSTITUTES
These centres dispense language courses as well as being cultural actors in the towns they are
located in, organising festivals and lectures… with a view to promoting their native languages.
Alliance Française
Dante-Alighieri Centre
Institute of Andorran Studies
www.alliance-toulouse.org
www.ladante.fr
www.iea.ad
ieact@andorra.ad
Amitié France Portugal
Association
Franco-Hellenic Circleo
Instituto Cervantes
www.aafp.chez-alice.fr
cercle.toulouse.free.fr
cercle.toulouse@free.fr
Italy in Toulouse Association
Goethe Institut
Tchin-Tchine Association
www.litalieatoulouse.com
www.goethe.de/toulouse
Chinese language courses
www.tchin-tchine.com
www.toulouse.cervantes.es
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Culture, leisure
and sport
When you’re not studying, you should go out and make the
most of the many activities on offer in your new city. All
the more tempting as students often enjoy special rates!
The place to go for all Toulouse theatre, concert hall, museum,
university and school cultural department and festival programmes…
USEFUL ADDRESSES
STUDENT LIFE AND CULTURAL DEPARTMENTS
Each institution develops its own activity programme, including lectures, live shows, concerts,
encounters and classes.
Contact your institution’s Cultural and/or Student Life Department :
Toulouse University Espace Culturel Capitole UT Capitole :
www.ut-capitole.fr/vie-du-campus/art-et-culture/
CIAM - La Fabrique, Toulouse - Jean Jaurès University :
http://ciam.univ-tlse2.fr
Pôle Culture, Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier University UT3 Paul Sabatier :
www.univ-tlse3.fr rubrique Culture
ENAC Cultural Department :
www.enac.fr rubrique Vie des campus
Toulouse INSA Cultural Department : www.insa-toulouse.fr rubrique INSA Toulouse
Cultural action INU Champollion (Albi) : www.univ-jfc.fr/vie-etudiante/action-culturelle
Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University rounds out individual institutions’ offers with
regard to artistic practice, discovery of the city’s cultural life and dissemination of scientific
and technological culture: www.univ-toulouse.fr/culture, Facebook, page: Mission Culture
OTHER BODIES Crous : sporting activities and cultural workshops along with competitions designed to
uncover new musical and literary talents in the Region
www.crous-toulouse.fr/culture
CRIJ Network, BIJ (Bureau Information Jeunesse – Youth Information Office) and PIJ (Point
Information Jeunesse – Youth Information Point):
for information on jobs, mobility, professional integration, etc...
www.crij.org
Town Halls : Town halls usually have a range of offers designed for students. In Toulouse, there’s the
“Toulouse Culture Card”, which gives holders the right to reduced rates, and the “Toulouse Jeunes”
chequebook, that provides advantageous rates on a wide range of cultural and sporting activities.
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EUROPEAN RESEARCHERS’ NIGHT - SEPTEMBER
In Toulouse and Albi, over 200 researchers in all fields from archaeology
to physics and chemistry, via sociology, economics, law, medicine and
mathematics, share their passion for research with the public at large.
Culture, leisure and sport
A FEW EVENTS ON OFFER FROM TOULOUSE
MIDI-PYRÉNÉES FEDERAL UNIVERSITY
www.univ-toulouse.fr/culture
STUDENT WEEK - SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER
Now that you’ve found places to lay your head, eat and revise, it’s time
to get to know what else your new city has to offer! From 22 September
to 22 October, Student Week takes over 11 Midi-Pyrénées towns (Auch,
Albi, Cahors, Castres-Mazamet, Figeac, Foix, Millau, Montauban, Rodez,
Tarbes and Toulouse). Concerts, sports tournaments, live shows, exhibitions, soirees and more besides … over 100 free events for you to enjoy!
Full programme on :
http://semaineetudiant.univ-toulouse.fr
«ENTRE EN SCÈNE !» - NOVEMBER AND APRIL
Get up on stage at the Interuniversity drama festival! It’s divided into
two acts, with Act 1 in November (signing up for and production work on
shows) and Act 2 in March and April (creation and dissemination). Every
year, a dozen or more of Toulouse’s student companies perform at such
venues as universities, schools, Cité’U and local museums. Drama and
“taster” classes are held alongside performances. Full programme on :
www.univ-toulouse.fr/entre-en-scene
MY THESIS IN 180 SECONDS - APRIL
This competition gives doctoral students an opportunity to present
their research subjects in French (and in simple language!) to a varied
audience of laypeople. Each student must make a clear, concise and
convincing presentation of his or her research project in three minutes,
with the aid of no more than a single slide!
http://univ-toulouse.fr
LES CAFÉS DU QUAI - ALL YEAR ROUND
Les Cafés du Quai, an opportunity to meet with researchers in a companionable atmosphere to
discuss their favourite subjects, passions and discoveries. Not so much a lecture as a dialogue,
during which one and all can express their doubts, hopes and fears...
Encounters every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. and the first Sunday of each month at 4 p.m., at Quai des
Savoirs, 39 allées Jules Guesde.
http://agenda-cst.univ-toulouse.fr
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USEFUL TO KNOW
CULTURAL EVENTS
In addition to the theatres, concert halls, exhibition centres and museums to be found in the Region’s towns and cities, the year is filled with a whole range of festivals, including events focusing
on classical music, jazz, song, circus arts, contemporary art, cinema, dance and literature.
http://www.midipyrenees.fr/-Accueil-Guide-de-Midi-Pyrenees
UNIVERSITY AND MUNICIPAL LIBRARIES
The MUT card gives you admission to all the Toulouse University network’s libraries.
In much the same way, the Toulouse Library subscription card gives you access to all 22 libraries
located around the city, including the José Cabanis Mediatheque. Borrow all the books, CDs and
DVDs you want free of charge or at reduced rates!!
MUSEUMS
All museums have reduced admission fees for students and/or young people. Some are completely
free of charge for students. Most are free on the first Sunday of each month.
SPORTS
You can incorporate your athletic interests into your course (contact your institution’s Sports Department) or simply take part in sporting activities for the fun of it! FFSU
www.sportu-toulouse.com
05 61 55 65 00, or how to exert yourself all year round without going bankrupt!
STAY CONNECTED !
Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées Federal University
keeps you informed of what’s going on in university institutions and the city of Toulouse
all year round. Shows, exhibitions, student
festivals and more besides – everything you
need to know to ensure you don’t miss out on
anything!
L’exploreur, a yearly guide to Toulouse
and its region’s cultural venues, including
theatres, concert halls, galleries cinemas.
Une fois par mois, recevez l’agenda de la
culture des sciences et des techniques
http://agenda-cst.univ-toulouse.fr/
agenda
«Exploreur», scientific magazine www.univ-toulouse.fr/exploreur
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To receive « Bons plans culturels de
l’Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées », every week, register on the website (“Culture” tab) or send an email to
culture@univ-toulouse.fr
U’zoom, a quarterly cultural magazine for
students who want to stay in-the-know,
combining info on upcoming events and
presentation of associations and students
busy making waves in their towns… Read
and put forward your own suggestions!
www.univ-toulouse.fr/uzoom
initiatives and associations
Want to put together and develop
projects and galvanise student life in
your campus and beyond?
Yes, but how do you get started and
where?
First of all you can get in touch with
the people responsible for student life
in your establishmentss (see below).
The City of Toulouse also offers you invaluable
assistance with the event organiser guide (available on the City hall site under the Services heading then “Vie associative”).
www.univ-toulouse.fr/vie-etudiante/vie-as sociative
FINANCING YOUR PROJECT
There are various funds to help you carry out
your student projects, both associative and
individual :
FSDIE (Solidarity and Development of Student Initiatives Fund) from universities
For other establishments, see the Bureau
des Élèves (BDE)
FSIE (Solidarity and Development of Student Initiatives Fund) from Université
Fédérale Toulouse for interuniversity projects Midi-Pyrénées
Culture - Actions of the Crous
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Student initiatives and associations
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Student
INFORMATIONS
L’Accueil – Welcome Desk, Université
Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées
Contacts :
Yann FROUIN, 05 61 14 58 46
Zelda LANNES, 05 61 14 80 22
idex-vie-campus@univ-toulouse.fr
UT Capitole : Espace culturel
contact : Paule GERY, paule.gery@ut-capitole.fr
UT2J : Pôle Associations et Initiatives
Étudiantes (PAIE)
contact : Mehdi BOUBAKER, 05 61 50 24 11
paie@univ-tlse2.fr
UT3 Paul Sabatier Division de la Vie Étudiante
(DVE)
Contact : Simon CNUDDE, 05 61 55 60 83
scnudde@adm.ups-tlse.fr,
Audrey PETCHY, 05 61 55 72 83
INP Toulouse : Mission Vie étudiante
contact : Pascale MIGEON,
pascale.migeon@inp-toulouse.fr
Institut National Universitaire Champollion Service Communication, Vie étudiante et
Action Culturelle
contacts : Jérôme CABOT, 05 63 48 19 70
jerome.cabot@univ-jfc.fr
Crous : service culture
contact : Emile Galbani, 05 61 12 54 55
culture@crous-toulouse.fr
Be aware of the timeframes for applications and the conditions for allocating the grants, which
aren’t the same everywhere!
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Digital tools
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Digital
tools
CARTE-MUT CARDS
With over 110,000 copies distributed for the 2015 return and designed in collaboration with all
the establishments of the Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées and the participation of the
Midi-Pyrénées Region and the Crous of Toulouse, the carte-MUT has a new look and content.
THE SERVICES ALREADY ACCESSIBLE
University libraries
Photocopies/printing
Controlling access
(campus, buildings, rooms)
Drinks and snacks machines
Launderette
Accès aux restaurants du Crous
Tisséo transport : the new carte-MUT
can be used, from 1st July, to take the
metro and the Tisséo bus. Holders of the
new carte-MUT must top up their Tisséo
subscription on the carte-MUT in a Tisséo
branch or at Tisséo reception points implemented in certain establishments during
the registration period
The Swimming and Museum services of
the City of Toulouse : the subscriptions
can be loaded, from the 1st July 2015, onto
the new card. To do this you just need to
activate the City of Toulouse services on
the carte-MUT
www.toulouse.fr/web/demarches/
carte-montoulouse
More information
http://www.univ-toulouse.fr/vie-etudiante/outils-numeriques/carte-mut
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES :
You can borrow from all the network’s libraries, not only from your own institution’s library: all you
need do is use your student or teacher/researcher MUT Card.
Each library sets its own rules on numbers of documents you can borrow and how long you can
borrow them for.
You should consult the pages containing such information on each institution’s website.
You will find a list of all university libraries on :
http://bibliotheques.univ-toulouse.fr/
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www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/ser
vices-aux-citoyen
Ambassades et Consulats+33 (0)5 34 41 34 81
Conseil Régional de Languedoc Roussillon
22 boulevard du Maréchal Juin
Midi-Pyrénées31406 Toulouse Cedex 9
CIO (Toulouse Nord)32 Rue Mathaly - 31200 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 33 50 50
www.regionlrmp.fr
cio.tlsecentre@ac-toulouse.fr
CIO (Centre d’information et d’Orientation) Cité administrative - bât. F - BP 40303
+33 (0)5 61 21 38 26
95 grand rue Saint-Michel - 31400 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 25 94 90 boulevard Armand Duportal - 31003-Toulouse
ctv31@aliceadsl.fr
http://www.benevolat31.org/
Centre toulousain du volontariat
www.campusfrance.org/fr
+33 (0)8 20 25 31 10
Campus France41 allées Jules Guesde - 31013 Toulouse Cedex 6 Informations générales
CAF (Caisses d’Allocations Familiales) +33 (0)5 61 99 77 00
www.caf.fr
www.avf.asso.fr/fr/toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 55 39 81
AVF Toulouse (Accueil des Villes Françaises)
43 place des Carmes - 31000 Toulouse
fac.net
Animafac info@animafac.net - www.anima
www.toulouseafev.wix.com/afev
+33 (0)5 81 97 19 99
Afev Toulouse12, cheminement du Tintoret 31100 Toulouse
www.adil31.org
www.toulouse.aeroport.fr
+33 (0)5 61 22 46 22
Aéroport de Toulouse-Blagnac3654 ou +33 (0)8 25 38 00 00
ADIL 31 (Agence départementale d’information sur le logement) 4 rue Furgole - 31000 Toulouse
Vous trouverez toutes les adresses des différents contacts cités dans le guide, classés par ordre alphabétique.
Carnet d’adresses / address list
3 boulevard Léopold Escande
31093 Toulouse cedex 9
17 rue de Metz - 31000 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 21 20 20
5 allées. Antonio Machado - 31058 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 67 73 64 79
+33 (0)5 61 50 45 10
+33 (0)5 61 50 42 38
+33 (0)5 62 64 12 11 BP 321 - 32007 Auch Cedex
Mairie d’AuchHôtel de Ville - Pl. de la Libération
+33 (0)5 63 49 10 10 Mairie d’Albi16 rue de l’Hôtel de Ville - 81023 Albi Cedex 9
+33 (0)5 34 41 53 53
www.mairie-auch.fr
www.mairie-albi.fr
www.mae.fr
55 rue Bayard - 31000 Toulouse
MAE (la Mutuelle Assurance Élèves)
www.sncf.fr
www.lmde.com
+33 (0)5 61 10 10 00
www.travail.gouv.fr
www.defle.univ-tlse2.fr
Cours d’été : etedefle@univ-tlse.fr
international@crous-toulouse.fr
saee.logement@crous-toulouse.fr
www.crous-toulouse.fr
crij-tlse@crij.org - www.crij.org
+33 (0) 811 50 56 33
31000 Toulouse(coût d’un appel local)
LMDE36 rue du rempart Saint Etienne
Gare SNCF (Matabiau)64 boulevard Pierre Sémard - 31500 Toulouse
Gare routière68 boulevard Pierre Semard - 31000 Toulouse +33 (0)5 61 61 67 67 (cars régionaux)
Boulevard Armand Duportal
31074 Toulouse Cedex
DIRECCTECité administrative
DEFLEUniversité Toulouse - Jean Jaurès
+33 (0)5 61 12 54 00
Service relations internationales +33 (0)5 61 12 54 56 / 33
Service RI Logement+33 (0)5 61 12 54 59
Crous (Centre Régional des OEuvres Universitaires et Scolaires) 58 rue du Taur - 31070 Toulouse
CRIJ (Centre Régional d’Information Jeunesse)
Centre d‘examen de santé+ 33 (0)5 61 14 75 75
+33 (0)5 62 73 80 85
CPAM (Caisse Primaire d’Assurance Maladie)
www.pole-emploi.fr
Rectorat+33 (0)5 61 17 70 00
www.ac-toulouse.fr
Renseignements administratifs3939
Résidence de Jolimont
2 avenue Yves Brunaud 31500 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 34 30 42 80
Taxe d’habitation et redevance audiovisuelle www.impots.gouv
Tisséo-SMTC (bus-métro) 9 rue Michel Labrousse - 31081 Toulouse Cedex 1 +33 (0)5 61 41 70 70 www.tisseo.fr
Services administratifs (titres de séjour) 1 Rue Saint-Anne – 3100 Toulouse
Accueil des étudiants étrangers +33 (0)5 34 45 34 64
ONISEP75 rue Saint Roch, 31400 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 36 25 82 10
Pôle emploi+33 (0)8 11 55 01 31
Préfecture
www.onisep.fr
toulouse@ofii.fr - www.ofii.fr
+33 (0)5 34 41 72 20
OFII7 rue Arthur Rimbaud- CS 40310
31203 Toulouse cedex 2
www.ot-toulouse.fr
infos@ot-toulouse.fr
europetoulouse@wanadoo.fr
Donjon du Capitole - 31000 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 11 02 22
+33 (0)5 61 53 94 86
32 rue de la Dalbade – 31000 Toulouse
www.mairie-rodez.fr
www.mairie-toulouse.fr
+33 (0)5 61 22 29 22
+33 (0)5 61 22 30 26 / 27
+33 (0)5 65 77 88 00
www.tarbes.fr
+33 (0)5 62 44 38 38 Place Eugène Raynaldy - 12000 Rodez
www.montauban.com
+33 (0)5 63 22 12 00
Mairie de Rodez
Maison de l’Europe
Office de tourisme
www.ville-figeac.fr
+33 (0)5 65 50 05 40
8 rue du Colonel Pélissier
www.ville-castres.f
+33 (0)5 63 71 58 58
Services de l’état civil,
Mairie de CastresBP 10406 - 81108 Castres Cedex
Mairie de FigeacBP 205 - rue de Colomb - 46100 Figeac
Mairie de Montauban
9 rue de l’Hotel de Ville - 82000 Montauban
Mairie de Tarbes
1 place Jean Jaurès - 65000 Tarbes
Mairie de Toulouse
Place du Capitole, 31 000 Toulouse
SOS Médecins : +33 (0)5 61 33 00 00
Centre de vaccination :+33 (0)5 61 22 23 46
17 place de la Daurade, Toulouse
Pharmacie de nuit : +33 (0)5 61 62 38 05
76 allées Jean Jaurès, Toulouse
Croix Rouge Ecoute : +33 (0)8 00 85 88 58
Drogue/alcool/tabac infos services :
+33 (0)8 00 23 13 13 ou +33 (0)1 70 23 13 13
Sida info service : +33 (0)8 00 84 08 00
Santé
Appel d’urgence européen : 112
Police secours : 17
Pompiers (incendie, accident, problème
de santé) : 18
SAMU : 15 ou +33 (0)5 34 39 33 33
Numéros utiles /
Emergency service
Renseignements téléphoniques :
www.pagesjaunes.fr
Perte carte bancaire : +33 (0)8 92 70 57 05
Objets trouvés à Toulouse :
+33 (0)5 62 27 63 00
Cyber Cafés en ville - Accès Internet au CRIJ
Autres
Dépannage électricité +33 (0)8 10 13 13 33
Dépannage gaz +33 (0)8 01 13 14 33
Compagnie générale des eaux :
+33 (0)5 61 34 77 77
Abonnement EDF-GDF +33 (0)8 10 13 10 00
www.edf.f - www.gazdefrance.fr
Installation
ALS : Allocation de Logement Sociale
/ Allocation of social housing
APL : Aide Personnalisée au Logement
/ Personalized housing assitance
BGE : Boursiers des Gouvernements Étrangers et organismes / Foreign gouvernments scolarship recipient
BGF : Boursiers du Gouvernement Français
CDD : Contrat à Durée déterminée
/ Limited duration work contract
CDI : Contrat à Durée Indéterminée
/ Unlimited duration work contract
PUM : Protection Universelle Maladie
/ Universal health coverage
Lexique des sigles/
Glossery of acronyms
7 rue des Lois - 31000 Toulouse
+33 (0)5 61 21 75 91
Parc d’activité de la Grande Plaine
2 impasse Henri Pito - 31506 Toulouse cedex 5 +33 (0)5 62 73 55 56
+33 (0)8 25 82 57 15
VITTAVI- Réseau EmeVia (l’assurance maladie étudiante)
ESPE : École Supérieure du Professorat et
de l’Éducation
HLM : Hébergement à Loyer Modéré
/ Low-cost social housing
IUT : Institut Universitaire de Technologie
IFSI : Institut de Formation en Soins
Infirmiers
SUIO/SCUIO : Service Commun Universitaire d’Information et d’Orientation /
Common information and referral service
www.vittavi.fr
41 allées Jules Guesde - 31013 Toulouse Cedex 6 L’Accueil-Welcome Desk laccueil@univ-toulouse.fr
Mission Logement +33 (0)5 61 14 58 48
logement@univ-toulouse.fr
Mission Culture et Initiatives Etudiantes :
+33 (0)5 61 14 80 22
culture@univ-toulouse.fr
Université Fédérale Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées