Table of Contents

Table of Contents
Campus ............................................................................................................................................... 2
How to get there ..................................................................................................................................... 2
By Plane........................................................................................................................................... 2
By Boat ............................................................................................................................................ 3
By Train ........................................................................................................................................... 4
By Car .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Getting Around ....................................................................................................................................... 5
TEOR ................................................................................................................................................ 5
Metro .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Bus ................................................................................................................................................... 5
Cy’clic .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Taxi .................................................................................................................................................. 6
River ferries ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Emergency Numbers ........................................................................................................................... 7
Accommodation for International Students ....................................................................................... 7
Accommodation Options: ................................................................................................................... 7
Independent Accommodation: ........................................................................................................... 8
Visa & residence permit .................................................................................................................. 8
I. EUROPEAN STUDENTS ................................................................................................................. 8
II. NON-EUROPEAN STUDENTS ....................................................................................................... 8
a. Validating the VLS-TS .................................................................................................................. 8
Bank account..................................................................................................................................... 10
Campus
One hour from Paris or from the coast of Normandy, a plateau overlooking Rouen in the
municipality of Mont-Saint-Aignan, Rouen Business School offers its students a privileged
setting, on a wooded campus covering 7 hectares, equipped with the best infrastructures and
with numerous cultural and association activities.
How to get there
By Plane
For longer journeys the plane is the fastest way to get to Normandy. Rouen has its own airport plus
the 3 Paris airports which are all close by make international capitals and major cities easily
accessible at competitive prices. From the airport you can take a shuttle direct to Rouen. For full
details on times, shuttle services and destinations.
Rouen Airport
Vallée de Seine
76520 Boos
Tél. 02 35 79 41 00
www.rouen.aeroport.fr
Email : aeroport@rouen.cci.fr
Taxis blancs :
02 35 61 20 50
Beauvais, Low cost airport
Tillé, 60000 Beauvais
Tél. 08 92 68 20 66
www.aeroportbeauvais.com
Email : accueil-aero@cci-oise.fr
By Boat
The main ferry lines linking the UK to Normandy leave from Newhaven and Portsmouth and go to
Caen, Le Havre or Dieppe. From the ports fast road links and coach lines to Rouen are easily
available. There are ferrys from Cork and Rosslare to Roscoff, and from Rosslare to Cherbourg.
By coach
You don’t need a car to come to Rouen as it is so easy to use the coach network.
Over 20 coach lines and up to 24 departures daily means that it is easy to get around the region by
coach. For full information on time tables, prices and routes:
Fast road links:
Rouen - Évreux
Rouen - Pont-Audemer
Le Havre - Saint-Pierre-de-Varengeville
Evreux - Louviers / Pont-de-l'arche
Dieppe - Bourg-Achard / Pont-Audemer
Neufchâtel - Gamaches / Aumale
Lisieux - Perriers-sur-Andelle / Ry
Gournay-en-Bray - Catenay
Elbeuf - Le Trait / Duclair
Bourgtheroulde - Bosc-Roger
Caudebec-en-Caux - Montigny
Le Tréport - Saint-Pierre-de-Manneville / Quevillon
Saint-Valery-en-Caux - Barentin / Pavilly / Yerville
Fécamp - Montville / Clercs
CNA
Normandy Coach Company/ CNA
CFTI and TVS companies
Metro systems and Coach station
9, rue Jeanne d'Arc
76000 Rouen
Indigo number :
+33 (0) 825 076 027 (0,15€/mn)
www.cna.fr
Opening hours :
From Monday to Saturday from 9h to 19h
By Train
Rouen benefits from several TGV high speed rail connections as well as local and national trains.
(Paris, Le Havre, Marseille, Lyon, Caen, Lille, etc…)
High speed TGV connections :
Charles de GaulleAirport Paris - Rouen Right bank
Marseille St-Charles - Rouen Right bank
Lyon - Rouen Right bank
National rail links :
Paris St-Lazare - Rouen Right bank
Le Havre - Rouen Right bank
Caen - Rouen Right bank
Dieppe - Rouen Right bank
Regional rail links :
TER local lines linking Rouen to numerous destinations in Upper Normandy.
For all information about train times etc click on the SNCF information site or telephone :
Aléorégion : +33(0) 825 000 276 (0,15€/min) from Monday to Friday from 7h00 to 20h00.
Local TER Haute-Normandie office
By Car
The A13 motorway goes from Paris to Rouen and the journey takes just over an hour.
The A13 continues on to Lower Normandy and Brittany.
The A28 links Rouen to the North of France and the Channel ports and the Eurotunnel.
For further information see the SAPN.
Giverny : 50km
Dieppe : 58km
Beauvais : 73km (low cost airport)
Honfleur (A13) : 72km
Étretat : 85km
Le Havre (A15) : 86km
Caen (A13) : 129km
Paris (A13) : 133km
Mont Saint-Michel : 236km
Getting Around
The CREA has one of the most modern urban transport systems in France.
Choose from the métro tram system, the TEOR, bus or Taxi – it is easy to get around the city and
surrounding area.
If you prefer to keep fit while getting around Rouen has over 20 bicycle stationswhere you can hire a
bicycle ofr an hour , a day or longer depending on how long you need it.
TEOR
TEOR (East West Transports Rouen) has 3 lines crossing the Rouen conurbation from East to West.
Lines go from : Bihorel and les Hauts de Rouen in the North to Darnétal in the east via Rouen
Centre , From Canteleu to Darnetal, from Mont-Saint-Aignan via Rouen to Notre Dame de
Bondeville,
Metro
Rouen Seine valley has 2 métro lines crossing 5 of the city communes (Rouen, Petit-Quevilly, Grand
Quevilly, Sotteville-lès-Rouen and Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray). The lines divide into 2 branches on the
South bank one going to Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray / Technopôle and the other to Grand Quevilly /
Georges Braque. The lines come together at Saint-Sever and go onto the terminus Boulingrin in
Rouen.
Bus
The whole system was redesigned in 2007 to complement the major TEOR and metro links. The
system has 27 regular bus lines plus the 3 TEOR east west links, 18 community taxi lines and 24
school transport lines.
CAR Office
9, rue Jeanne d'Arc
76 000 ROUEN
Phone : +33(0)2 35 52 52 00
Fax : +33(0)2 35 52 52 38
www.tcar.fr
(Open from Monday to Friday)
Cy’clic
Cy’clic is Rouen city latest addition to better Public Transport. You can hire a bicycle fro a day, a
week , 6 months or a year. Bikes are free for the first half hour . Rouen has 21 bike stations and 250
bikes available. Bikes can be hired any day of the week between 5am and 1 am but you can return
your bike at any time.
Cy'clic
TSA 10004
78378 Plaisir Cedex
http://cyclic.rouen.fr/
Taxi
If you need a taxi to get around Rouen has 11 ranks :
place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville
rue aux Juifs
gare routière
place Jacques-Lelieur
hôpital Charles-Nicolle
place des Emmurées
place de l'Église-Saint-Sever
place des Martyrs
gare SNCF Rouen rive droite
rue Albert-Dupuis
quai Jacques-Anquetil (à partir de 23h)
Radio-taxis
67 rue Jean-Lecanuet
76000 Rouen
Phone : +33(0)2 35 88 50 50
Fax : +33(0)2 35 88 96 96http://www.radiotaxirouen.com/
Le Taxis Blancs
18 rue Richard-Wagner
76000 Rouen
Phone : +33(0)2 35 61 20 50
Fax : +33(0)2 35 72 68 99
River ferries
Over 10 million passengers use a river ferry to cross the Seine. Ferries go from Canteleu, Jumièges or
La Bouille and many other places along the Seine.
http://www.seinemaritime.net/
Emergency Numbers
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Ambulance/ SAMU : 15
Fire fighters : 18
Police/Emergency: 17
Police Station : 9 rue Brisout de Barneville, 76100 Rouen, Phone : +33(0)2 32 81 25 00
Police Station : 44 boulevard de l'Yser, 76000 Rouen, Phone : +33(0)2 35 07 85 70
Headquarters, Phone : +33(0)2 35 07 89 50
Accommodation for International Students
students will need to pay for a translated copy of their birthcert before they go to France in order to
avail of the living allowances granted by the French government
Finding the right housing solution is important, especially if this is your first time living away from
home. On-campus accommodation provides an option at a reasonable price and located not far
from campus.
Rouen campus has many possibilities for affordable accommodation for example, accommodation in
on-campus residences starts at about 200€ per month.
International students usually choose to live on campus. Students can apply for on-campus housing
before they arrive with the help of the international department. The school allocates the rooms on
a first come first serve basis based on the number of rooms that are set aside for them.
On-campus accommodation presents several advantages; living close to school, classes and the
library for academic purposes, close to Mont St. Aignan shops for any groceries you need, and a 10
minute bus ride from the nearest Carrefour (large grocery store).
There is also night-time security around campus accommodation, laundry service and the
accommodation administration office, Crous, is also there.
http://www.crous-rouen.fr/
Accommodation Options:
The main on campus residences used by international students are Ango, Pleaide, Bois and Galois.
Click on the file below to find out more about on these residences.
http://www.rouenbs.fr/images/pdf/Housing-Booklet-2013-2014.pdf
Independent Accommodation:
This option means that you will have to find your own accommodation without help from the school.
It is recommended that you find this before you arrive in Rouen.
Another option available to you is to organise your own accommodation which can be difficult if you
are not living in France.
Visa & residence permit
After being accepted in a program, Admissions or International Services will send you an
acceptance letter. With this letter you may register on-line with the French Embassy or Consulate in
your country of origin to obtain a student visa (procedure CEF).
I. EUROPEAN STUDENTS
You are an EA citizen (ie from 1 of the 27 European Union countries, Liechtenstein, Norway or
Iceland) or from Switzerland: you don’t need a resident’s permit in order to study in France, just
your identity card or a valid passport and the European Health Insurance Card.
II. NON-EUROPEAN STUDENTS
To study in France, non-European students must hold a long stay visa called « VLS-TS ». This visa is
valid for 6 months up to 1 year and must be validated when you arrive in France.
Students who are already in France and hold a residence permit must renew it two months before
the end of the permit.
If you are Algerian, you are entitled to a long stay 3-month visa. On you arrival, you must apply for
the residence permit.
For the procedure, please refer to the second part “Obtain or renew the residence permit”.
If you are Romanian or Bulgarian and do not hold a Master 2 degree, you need a residence permit in
case you would like to work in France. To obtain the residence permit, please follow the second part
“Obtain or renew the residence permit”.
a. Validating the VLS-TS
When you got back your passport with the visa, the French Authorities also gave you a special
stamped form: Demande d’Attestation OFII.
Upon your arrival in France, this form has to be filled out with your definitive postal address
(MAISEL’s address) and your contact details (email and phone) and signed.
Once you have filled out and signed the attestation, you should give it to the person in charge of
foreign student affairs at TSP or TEM with:
A copy of your passport
A copy of the visa
A copy of the page with the date of entry in France (stamp from the customs)
Complete applications will be sent to the OFII center based in Créteil, then, one week later, you will
receive an acknowledgement.
After two weeks, you will receive another letter from OFII summoning you for a medical
examination. The mail is composed of three pages:
First page: date and time of the appointment and documents you have to bring with you
Second page: how to reach the OFII center
Third page: payment of the tax.
The tax stamp: you have to pay the fees as a stamp bearing the initials “OMI”. You can buy this
stamp:
Online from https://www.timbresofii.fr/
In some tobacco shops
In some tobacco shops
At offices of the French tax authorities.
At the end of the medical visit, your visa will be validated (they will stick a sort of label on your
passport) and you will get a medical certificate. You don’t need a residence permit because the visa
gives you the same rights, that means:
You can travel
You can complete all the administrative procedures
You can work (part-time job 60%)
TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE END OF THE VISA, YOU HAVE TO APPLY FOR THE RESIDENCE PERMIT.
b. Applying or renewing the residence permit
You have to apply for or renew the residence permit at the Police Administrative Headquarters
(Préfecture) for the area where you live 2 MONTHS before the end of your papers.
For Evry, it is “Préfecture de l’Essonne”, a 5 minute-walk from our campus.
The procedure is the same for both VLS-TS or residence permit.
Step1. You print the form with the list of documents requested from the website of the Police
Administrative Headquarters (Préfecture de l’Essonne): http://www.essonne.gouv.fr/sejouretrangers/index.html.
DON’T PANIC! Everything is in French but if you follow carefully the instructions, it will be easy:
Click on “Formulaire” in the red header
Select your nationality and click « OK »
“type de demande”, they ask you the topic of your request, you select “renouvellement de
titre de séjour”
They ask you…again “type de demande”, you have to give your status, you select “étudiant”
(student)
Step2. Now, there is a long sentence written in black and a kind of violet color. This first sentence
tells you to go to the “Préfecture” with your passport, the form and the materials requested.
To get the form you click on “formulaire et des pieces jointes” (in violet). A form (in French) appears.
The first part has to be filled in with your personal details and the second part is the list of
documents you have to prepare:
Original and copy of the passport
Original and copy of the VLS-TS and the OFII label OR original and copy of your residence
permit
Copy of your transcript of records
“attestation d’assiduité”, on this letter the school certifies that you are regularly enrolled in
a program and you regularly attend the courses
Evidence of financial support (scholarship, personal funds…)
Evidence of residence in Evry or in the Essonne Area
3 photos
If you hold a VLS-TS, you add:
Original and copy of your birth certificate in French
Original and copy of the OFII medical certificate
ALL THE DOCUMENTS MUST BE IN FRENCH. If you need to translate a document into French, a list
of official translators is available in Dir 209.
Step3. To have an appointment, you return to the last page and click on “prendre rendez-vous”
(second sentence).
You will thus open a page with the title “ACCUEIL”, you select the first proposition “EVRY: Prise de
Rendez-vous pour les ressortissants étrangers titulaires d’un titre avec la mention “étudiant”:
MODULE DE RESERVATION DE LA PREFECTURE : it is a short presentation of the system with
the legal mentions and condition of confirmation. You have to tick the box at the bottom of
the page to accept the conditions and click on “Effectuer une demande de reservation”
“Choix de la nature de réservation” : you select the first proposition and click on « Etape
suivante » and you chose a day and time for your appointment
You may have 30 minutes to confirm the appointment from your mailbox.
On the appointed day, you go to the “Préfecture” with your documents and the mail confirming the
appointment. Once your complete application is accepted, you will be issued with a receipt that
serves as an interim residence permit.
You will receive your annual residence permit within 2 to 3 weeks.
Bank account
How to open a bank account in France?
To open a bank account, you need to bring these documents to the banker:
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A proof of identity (ID, passport)
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A proof of residence
Checks
Checks in France are often used, especially to have a mobile phone or rent an apartment.
Your credit card (about 30€ per year) and your checkbook (free) will arrive one week after your
account opening.
Your code number will be sent in your accommodation address, so be careful about your
information.
Do not hesitate to give your mobile phone number to your bank in case they need some more
information. In case of loss or theft of the credit card or check book, you must immediately stop the
card or check book (“faire opposition”) by calling the phone number your bank gave you
Travelers Checks
Traveler’s checks are NOT easy to cash in France, because you must go to a bank and banking hours
are not very practical.
You can instead use an international credit card such as Visa or MasterCard. American Express is
recognized as well but is far less easily accepted.
As well, if your credit card has a pin code, almost all ATMs will allow you to withdraw Euros using
these credit cards. But be sure to check with your bank concerning the charges and exchange rate
applied when using the card in France in shops AND withdrawing money from ATMs.
Other spending
During your journey, you will spend a lot of money at your arrival:
Your rent (which depends on your Maisel room).
Note that you can benefit from the CAF which pays you a part of your rent.
Maisel membership cost (around 150€ non-refund)
Maisel deposit (arounf 450€)
House insurance (around 40€ for one year, please contact school life office)
Food
Dishes (5 €)
Public transport: count 70€/month for unlimited trips with the Imagin’r Card
Other: clothes, associations, school stationery…
Mobiles
The main companies are:
SFR, http://www.sfr.fr
Orange, www.orange.fr
Bouygues Telecom, www.bouyguestelecom.fr
The others: Free Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Nrj Mobile, Lebara, Sosh, B&You, Universal Mobile, La Poste
mobile- Have a look on Internet for more detailed information.
There are three types of mobile subscriptions:
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Prepaid card: you buy a Sim card and you top up your mobile phone when you don’t have
credits anymore. The inconvenient is that the companies don’t offer good deals.
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Lock subscription: the best for those who want to call in France and also worldwide without
paying any extras charges. The company takes the money from your bank account every
month. (Need a bank account in France: go on the ). When you leave France, you call to stop
the subscription.
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Normal subscription: if you know that you just call and send SMS/MMS in France, it’s the
best choice because it’s cheaper but if you call worldwide, the company is going to take
more money in your bank account than the subscription price. (need a bank account in
France)
What’s on the market?
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Prepaid card:
If you want to call and send SMS in France and worldwide, the best offer is LEBARA MOBILE
(you can check the price list according to the country you are calling on the
website http://www.lebara.fr/prepaye/tarifs).
There is no unlimited SMS or Internet in this prepaid card. You just need to go to the
“TABAC” (cigar store) to top up your mobile.
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Lock subscription: (without engagement, need a bank account in France
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Normal subscription: (without engagement, need a bank account in France)
You can compare prices here http://www.comparatel.fr/cartes-sim-seules.html
HOUSING OPTIONS
FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Association RMS-RBS
ROUEN CAMPUS
2013-2014
Welcome to Rouen!!
This booklet has been created to help you make an informed decision on your future living space in Rouen.
We assist all International students coming to study at our business school, and hope that you find the
information you’re looking for in the following pages.
To begin, you have four different types of accommodation to choose from:
1) On-Campus Residences (pgs 2 - 14)
On-campus residences are located in Mont-Saint-Aignan near the campus, and are managed by the
CROUS, a public organization. A variety of rooms and studios are available on campus, for all budgets
and preferences. Please be aware that on-campus residences require FULL PAYMENT of each semester
in advance, before arrival. Full year students will have to pay for the 1st semester before arrival, and for
the 2nd semester before January 2014.
2) Off-Campus Residences (pgs 15 - 21)
Off-campus residences are privately owned and managed. They are situated in or near the Rouen city
centre, and have a very limited amount of rooms and studios available, and priority is given to full year
students when assigning these studios. FULL PAYMENT of each semester is required before arrival. Full
year students will have to pay for the 1st semester before arrival, and for the 2nd semester before
January 2014.
3) Host Families (pg 22)
Living with a host family is a great opportunity to improve your French and discover the French culture
by sharing the daily life of a French family.
Selected families living in the Mont-Saint-Aignan and the Rouen area offer various housing options,
ranging from “full” service (accommodation + breakfast + dinner) to simple accommodation. Prices
vary from 500€ to 600 € per month.
4) Independent (pg 23)
Students who do not choose any of the first three options will be considered Independent. This means,
you will find and reserve your own accommodation for your study period in Rouen. The school does
not assist Independent students in their search, but we do offer a starting point for your housing hunt.
The online housing application and other important information can be found on page 24.
Bonne lecture!
The International Office, Rouen
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On-Campus Life
Easy Booking
Water& Electricity included
in the rent
Rouen Business School takes care of
most of the paper work
Bed linen provided
Furnished rooms
(Except in the Galois and Pleiade
residences)
 Bed, desk, chair, cupboard, shelves, fridge
3 kinds of rooms to fit different budgets
Best price
Regular university rooms
Studios
Bois Residence
Panorama Residence
Pléiade and Panorama Residences
Shops
"Place Colbert"
Banks, bakery, butcher, mini
market, cafés, pharmacy,
newsagent...
10 minutes by bus from:
Rouen City Centre
More on http://www.rouentourisme.com
Carrefour shopping center
Supermarket, cafeteria, clothes, phone, shoe
shops...
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On-Campus Residences at a glance
The on-campus residences are not managed by our School, but by the CROUS, a French public
organization. In the following pages, you will find full price details, photos, and descriptions of these
residences. Please note that, if you choose to live on campus, you will have to pay the full fee for the
semester BEFORE ARRIVAL (deposit + rent for 1 semester (year students will pay 2nd semester up
front BEFORE JANUARY 2014) + bed linen + housing insurance). Students who choose to book a double
occupancy room must choose a roommate before applying, and indicate the name of their roommate by e-mail to
either Elisabeth or Karolina. Both roommates must apply on line.
RESIDENCE
NAME
Ango 9m²
DETAILS
(all rooms have a
private toilet,
washbasin, shower
and kitchen, unless
specified below)
DEPOSIT
(reimbursed at
end of stay if
room/ studio left
in good condition)
Toilet and shower
shared with 1 other
room
241,00
291,00
Ango 16m²
Panorama
studio T1
14m²
Panoroom
9m², kitchen shared
with all other rooms
on the floor
12m², kitchen shared
with all other rooms
on the floor
9m², shower and
kitchen shared with
all other rooms on
the floor
Galois
Bois (Monet/
Poussin
Buildings)
Pleiade single
occupancy
T1
Pleiade
double
occupancy T1
bis
20m²
30m²
BED LINEN
FOR THE
ENTIRE
STAY
MONTHLY RENT
HOUSING
INSURANCE
* to be paid
separately
before arrival
26,00
289,20
29,00
26,00
349,20
58,00
*2012 –
2013 fees
For Year
students,
staying over
6 months
For Semester
students,
staying from 4
to 5 months
(included)
281,00
26,00
309,10
351,25
29,00
242,00
26,00
266,20
302,50
29,00
252,00
Not
provided
266,20
287,50
29,00
198,00
26,00
217,80
247,50
29,00
317,00
Not
provided
335,34
362,85
58,00
212,00
Not
provided
223,91
241,78
58,00 for both
students (or
29,00 per
student)
* The above prices are valid for the 2013 year ONLY and may be readjusted in January 2014.
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Other paid services provided by the CROUS
(2012-2013 rates)
Wifi
Laundry machines available
in each neighborhood
20€ per month
Washing : 2,50€; Drying : 2€
Not provided:
Bath & kitchen linen (towels, etc.)
Crockery / Kitchen utensils
But Easy to find in supermarkets or bought from the Culture Co. student association!
As you can see, the
school’s residences…
..are not too far from the Rouen city centre.
Please note that the following plans and photos of rooms are meant to give you an idea of the layout of each room;
they are non contractual and non binding.
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BOIS RESIDENCE
Four-storey building,
No elevator (!)
Administration Building,
located at La Pléiade Residence
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Laundry machines in the Monet
Building
Monet & Poussin Buildings
Best price
Résidence du Bois
35-37 rue du Maréchal Juin
76130 Mont Saint Aignan
9m² room - Single occupancy
Desk+chair
Fridge
Entrance door
Shower cubicle (4 showers)
2 per floor
Bed
Cupboard
Bathroom (washbasin+toilets)
Common kitchen
1 per floor
1 floor = 40 rooms
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PANORAMA RESIDENCE
The Yellow Building:
Panorama
Administration
Laundry machines
in the Corneille Building
Laundry machines
in the Galois Building
For Ango, Panoroom & Studio buildings
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Ango Building
The Ango building is
reserved for international
students only
9m² regular room - Single occupancy
Bed
Washbasin
Desk+chair
Cupboard
Entrance door
Kitchenette(Fridge, cooking burner, sink)
Toilets and shower
shared with neighbouring room
Four-storey building,
No elevator (!)
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Panoroom Buildings
Exclusively for international
students from both the
Business School and the
University of Rouen
9m² room - Single Occupancy
Four-storey building,
No elevator ( !)
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Galois Building
Furnished rooms, but
don’t forget your bed
linen!! (pillow, blankets,
sheets)
12m² room - Single Occupancy
Bed
Fridge
Entrance door
Desk+chair
Bathroom (toilets, washbasin, shower)
Cupboard
Common kitchen on each floor
(37 rooms)
Four-storey building, No elevator (!)
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 Panorama Studio
For international students from
the Business School and the
University of Rouen
14m² room - Single Occupancy
Four-storey building, No elevator (!)
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PLEIADE RESIDENCE
University studio flats
- several two-storey
buildings
Administrative Building
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Laundry room in the courtyard
2 types of rooms
20m² studio - Single occupancy – T1
Desk &chair
Table & chair
Cupboard
Entrance door
Bed
Bathroom (toilets, washbasin, shower)
Kitchenette (Fridge, cooking burners, sink)
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30m² studio - Double occupancy – T1bis
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2
Bed
Cupboard
Kitchenette
Bedroom 1
Fridge, cooking burners, sink
Bathroom (washbasin, shower)
Bedroom 1
Cupboard
Bed
Desks &chairs
Toilets
Table & chairs
Entrance door
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Off-Campus Residences at a glance
Off-campus residences are privately owned and are managed separately, by each residence’s
administration (except the Gilles de Gennes residence, that is managed by the CROUS). If you choose to
live off campus, you will have to pay the full fee for the semester BEFORE ARRIVAL (deposit + rent for
1 semester (year students will pay 2nd semester up front BEFORE JANUARY 2014) + bed linen +
administrative fee + housing insurance). Students who choose to book a double occupancy room must choose
a roommate before applying, and indicate the name of their roommate by e-mail to either Elisabeth or Karolina.
Both roommates must apply on line.
RESIDENCE
NAME
Gilles de
Gennes
DETAILS
(all rooms have a
private toilet,
washbasin, shower
and kitchen, unless
specified below)
DEPOSIT
(reimbursed
at end of
stay if room/
studio left in
good
condition)
19m², bed linen not
provided
365,00
St-Maur
single
occupancy
19 – 25m² studio
Estudines
Darnétal
~22m², TV and
internet access in
studio
Suitétudes
Omega
Rouen
1-room studios of
20m² to 2-room
studios of 47m²,
internet access in
studio
420,00 +
200,00
Administrative
fee
550,00 +
150,00
Administrative
fee
1 month’s rent
+
Administrative
fee (64,00 85,00)
BED
LINEN
FOR THE
ENTIRE
STAY
*2012 –
2013 fees
Not
available
MONTHLY RENT
For Year
students
staying
over 6
months
For
Semester
students
staying 4-5
months
389,73
426,83
HOUSING
INSURANCE
* to be paid
separately
before arrival
58,00
Not
available
450,00
Electricity and heating not
included in rent
58,00
No charge
550,00
Insurance
included in
rent
30,00 /
month
5-8month
stay:
from 507,00
depending
on type of
room,
electricity
NOT
included
1-4month
stay:
from 537,00
depending
on type of
room,
electricity
included
* The above prices are valid for the 2013 year ONLY and may be readjusted in January 2014.
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58,00
Location of Off-Campus Residences
Gilles de Gennes
Saint-Maur
Estudines Darnétal
Suitétudes Oméga
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Off-Campus: Gilles de Gennes
134 avenue du Mont Riboudet, 76000 Rouen
19m² studio type room - Single occupancy
6-storey building with elevator
Desk+chair+
Cupboard
Entrance door
Bed
Kitchenette (Fridge, cooking burner, sink)
Bathroom (toilets, washbasin, shower)
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Gilles de Gennes is a short bus ride away from our school
Cité Universitaire Gilles de Gennes
134 avenue du Mont Riboudet
76000 Rouen
Close to shops, near downtown, on-site caretaker
Facilities: public telephone, TV, internet access (charges not included)
Kitchen
Laundry
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Off-campus : Résidence Privée Saint-Maur
22 rue Saint Maur, 76000 Rouen
From 19m² to 25m² studio type room - Single occupancy
Monthly rent 450 €
+
Deposit 420 € + Administrative fees 200 €
Two-storey building,
No elevator ( !)
Please note: Electricity, heating and housing Insurance are not included
To be arranged by the student after arrival
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Off campus : Estudines Darnétal
102 Route de Rouen, 76160 Darnétal
Electricity, Internet and Housing Insurance included in rent
+
Studios are cleaned every 15 days
+
Sheets and Towels are changed every 15 days
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Off campus : Suitétudes Oméga Rouen
9 rue Duguay Trouin, 76000 Rouen
Five-storey building with elevator
34m² studio
Five-storey building with
elevator
Laundry room
in building
20m² studio
Common Room
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HOST FAMILIES
Choosing to live with a host family is a great way to discover French culture and the way of life from a very
privileged point of view. Living with French people will also help you improve your French skills, and make
you feel more at ease when interacting with others in French.
Host families live in Rouen and Mont-Saint-Aignan, and usually offer different ‘formulas’ – from simple
accommodation to a full breakfast, dinner and accommodation package. Prices range from 500€ to 600 €
per month.
Note that housing insurance is compulsory when living with a host family. It will cover your personal
belongings but will also protect the family in the unlikely event that you cause any damage. It will cost you
41€ per year with a French student Insurance company. We will give you the necessary information on
how to apply.
Please be aware that some host families do not wish to sign housing allowance requests. Depending on the
family you are assigned, you may not be able to apply for housing allowance.
If you wish to live with a family, please contact your coordinator (Elisabeth or Karolina) before the online
housing registration, but still make sure to apply online.
Please note that there is very limited availability in this type of accommodation.
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INDEPENDENT
You will be considered as Independent if you:
- rent an apartment from a private owner or through an estate agency,
- find shared independent housing with another student,
- sublet an apartment from a French student.
If you prefer to look for accommodation independently, be aware that:
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It is highly recommended to have secured booking before arriving,
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If you find housing to share or sublet, make sure you have a valid contract,
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Owners may ask you for a guarantor from France or Europe or may request advanced payment (at
least for the 1st semester),
 please be careful who you send money to (!)
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Some apartments are not furnished,
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You need to take out private Housing insurance,
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There are agency fees when you go through an estate agency.
Our school has an agreement with a website featuring ads specially selected for our students:
http://www.immo-school.fr
To access the ads choose Rouen under "Choisissez votre ville" then click on the link "Rouen Business
School." Please note that these ads are all in French - a good opportunity to learn some new vocabulary!
Other useful websites:
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www.leboncoin.fr
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www.topannonces.fr
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www.nexity.fr
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www.citya.com L’agence CTYA FLAUBERT – 34 rue du lieu de Santé – 76000 ROUEN
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e.lebris@loft.fr Agence SO LOFT – 37 rue cauchoise – 76000 Rouen – Tél. 02 32 83 08 80
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Contact@aktion-immo.fr AKTION Immobilier - 55 rue Lecanuet – 76000 Rouen – Tél. 06 06 87 56 77
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pasteur@residences-ose.com Résidence Pasteur: Madame MOGIS – 2 avenue pasteur – 76000
Rouen – Tél. 02 35 70 42 21
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ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS
ALL applications must be done online; NO application sent by e-mail or request made on the phone will be
considered.
The online housing application will take place from:
JUNE 5th (11:00 am, French time) to JUNE 12th (11:00 am, French time).
You will receive a link to the application on June 5th just before 12:00 pm, so don’t expect it any earlier.
You will have to list 4 choices, in order of preference.
You will have to choose the residence, and the type of room you’re interested in. If applying for a double
occupancy studio, you must also give the name of the roommate you’ve chosen. BOTH roommates will
have to apply online.
You will be informed of the accommodation assigned to you on JUNE 18th.
You will receive an e-mail containing a Housing Package, with important documents about your
accommodation as well as payment and wire transfer information to be taken care of quickly.
Residences require full payment of the semester before arrival, so you will have until a certain date to
take care of this payment, and will be required to send us a scanned copy of your money transfer slip as
proof of payment, otherwise your housing will be re-allocated. Remember that the FULL PAYMENT of
each semester is required before the beginning of the semester, for on-campus and off-campus
residences. Instructions will follow in the Housing Package.
IMPORTANT:
If you are not happy with the housing allocated to you, you will be marked as Independent and will have to
find your own accommodation for your stay in Rouen. NO CHANGE or SWITCH will be possible once
housing has been assigned.
Students, who obtain housing in the on-campus or off-campus residences, please be aware that you will
sign a contract for the full period of your studies here.
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FALL semester: 3 September – 27 December 2013
WINTER semester: 6 January – 31 May 2014 (only the exam period continues on in June)
YEAR dates: 3 September 2013 – 31 May 2014
If you choose to leave residence before the end of your contract, or to extend your stay (only for the
months of June, July or August), you must inform your International Coordinator of this change before the
end of April. Each month started in residence must be paid in full; no partial payment of rent will be
accepted. Also, no change of housing will be allowed between semesters for full year students. In case of
early departure from residence, no reimbursement will be made. For private off-campus residences,
students must give a one-month’s notice to leave early.
If you have any special needs as to accommodation, please let us know as soon as possible.
And now, have a look at the following websites for more information on the place that you will call home
soon!! www.rouen.fr; www.rouentourisme.com; http://seine-maritime-tourism.com/en;
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