student handbook Lille 2013-2014

Handbook for foreign students
Hello and welcome to ICAM Lille campus
This handbook’s aim is to give you some essential information for a long stay.
1. Arrival at Icam
On arrival at ICAM, please contact one of the following:
or the student mentor, if you have one, who will look after you at the beginning and help you with settling in.
If you do not have a student mentor you will be given one on arrival.
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2. Administrative formalities to be completed on arrival
a. At your Arrival
On arrival, you are expected to visit the foreign student advisor’s office (Céline Villaeys) in order to fill in a form
with personal details.
b. Learning Agreement
Depending on the demands of your university and in agreement with the Director of Studies of ICAM, you are
required to draw up your Learning Agreement. Hélène Skrobala or Michele Pluss will give you the schedules in
order to assist you in your choices.
c. Student Card
Céline Villaeys will give you your Student ID a few days after your arrival.
d. Other administrative procedures
Erasmus students are free of any residence permit requirements.
However, for non-Erasmus student, International Desk will guide you through the French administrative jungle.
Make sure to contact us as soon as possible so that we give you the student registration certificates needed when
applying for the APL, opening your new bank account etc.
e. Campus Fees
Campus Fees: for 2013-2014, the campus fees amount to 403€; for international students, the amount depends
on the length of your stay on campus (for example, the amount for one semester is 201,50€).
These fees cover services proposed to students on campus (like student associations activities, access to
documentation, reprography …)
3. Personal formalities
a. Housing Allowance
APL is a French Public Housing Allowance managed by the CAF (Family Allowance Office). If you want to apply,
you should fill in a form available from the CAF web site (http://www.caf.fr/pdfj/al0.pdf) on your arrival in France.
You can ask Céline Villaeys.
The documents required are:
- A photocopy of passport or identity card.
- A birth certificate.
- A photocopy of your student card or school registration certificate.
- A photocopy of your residence permit (carte de séjour) except for EEA Nationals.
- A bank identity certificate (relevé d’identité bancaire or RIB) issued by your bank in France. In order to be
able to apply for housing allowance (APL) paid by the CAF, you must open a bank account. Many banks
have branches in the area and an appointment can be made by us with one.
- Your first rent receipt.
NB: you will receive your housing allowance only after three months due to the time it takes to process your file.
Therefore, be prepared to pay the first month full rent (excluding charges) and to pay in advance the following
months.
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b. Health Inssurance
Health Insurance is compulsory for all students. When registering, you will have to provide proofs of health
insurance coverage, which may vary according to your situation:
If you are a student who comes from and leaves in a country within the European Economic Area (EEA): the
European Card for Health Insurance (CEAM) must be delivered by the national health scheme of your country to
which you or your parents subscribe. This will entitle you to the same student benefits free of charge as for
French students. Don’t forget to bring your original document for social security cover
If you are a student from another country: if you are under 28 years old, you must adhere to the French student
health insurance scheme (which depends on two complementary insurance centres SMENO or LMDE).
National Health insurance fees in 2011-2012: 200€
Work insurance fees in 2011-2012: 8€
You should fill in a form available from the Health Assurance website (http://www.caf.fr/pdfj/al0.pdf) on your
arrival in France.
You can ask to Céline Villaeys
c. Bank account
ICAM is in close partnership with several following bank subsidiaries, among which are "La Poste" and the
"Société Générale". It might be interesting to know if your current account bank is in partnership with another
one in France (like HSBC), which could help you to save money from charges deducted from transfer payment and
such. Feel free to ask to the BDE "Bureau des Elèves".
4. How to get to ICAM Lille
Address: 6 rue Auber – 59000 Lille
a. Coming to ICAM by car from Paris
Motorway A1 - Drive past Senlis, Arras and Douai
When arriving near Lille, take the A25 / E42 lane
Take exit 3/4 to : LILLE-FAUBOURG DE BÉTHUNE - LOOS - CENTRE HOSPITALIER
Drive into Lille: 1.7km – 1.05 miles
Keep driving straight forward for 0.2km – 0.1 miles then
Turn right into D941 / Avenue Beethoven (0.2km – 0.1 miles)
Follow Place Antoine Tacq (<0.1km - < 0.06 miles)
Turn right into Rue D'Isly (0.7km – 0.4 miles)
Follow Boulevard Bigo Danel (0.2km – 0.1 miles)
Follow Place Du Maréchal Leclerc (0.2km – 0.1 miles)
Drive up Rue Auber (0.1km - 0.06 miles)
b. Coming to ICAM by car from Belgium (Gent-Lille motorway)
Motorway E17/A14 - Drive past Nazareth, Deinze, Courtrai and Waregem
Pass the French border
Follow the A22/E17 lane to Tourcoing-Centre - Lille - Paris - C.I.T.
Drive past Roubaix
Follow the E17 sign to Paris - Villeneuve-d'Ascq -Valenciennes - Marcq-en-Baroeul - ZI de la Pilaterie
Follow the N227 sign and road for 5.0km – 3.1 miles, in direction of Lille - Valenciennes - Paris - Villeneuve-d'Ascq
- Autres Quartiers
Follow the A27/E42 sign for approximately 390m – 0.2 miles
Take the A1 / A25 exit, number 20a in direction of Lille - Armentières - Dunkerque
Then follow the A1/E17 motorway for 1.8km – 1.1 miles
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Take the A25/E42 motorway approximately 3.4km – 2.1 miles in direction of - Armentières - Dunkerque - LilleFaubourg de Béthune - Loos - Centre Hospitalier
Take exit n° 5 in direction of Lille-Centre - Lambersart - Port Fluvial - Lille-Vauban
Then drive into Lille, drive straight forward from the roundabout in direction of Boulevard de la Moselle (280m –
360 yards)
Drive along Boulevard de la Moselle (550m – 601 yards)
Turn right to Place Leroux de Fouquemont (58m – 63 yards)
Take another right to Rue de Turenne (100m – 109 yards)
Then turn left to la Rue Roland (350 m – 383 yards)
And finally, turn right to Rue Auber (110m – 120 yards)
c. Coming to ICAM by car from Belgium (Dornijk/Tournai – Lille motorway)
Driving from motorway E42 / E429 / A8 in direction of Paris - Lille,
Follow motorway A27 / E42
Drive past Villeneuve-d'Ascq
Then follow exit 20A in direction of LILLE - ARMENTIÈRES - DUNKERQUE
Follow motorway A1 / E17
Then switch to motorway A25 / E42
Take exit 3/4 in direction of LILLE-FAUBOURG DE BÉTHUNE - LOOS - CENTRE HOSPITALIER
Drive into Lille
Keep driving straight forward approximately 0.2km – 0.12 miles
Turn right to D941 / Avenue Beethoven (0.2km – 0.12 miles)
Head to Place Antoine Tacq (<0.1km - < 0.06 miles)
Then turn right to Rue D'Isly (0.7km – 0.4 miles)
Drive along Boulevard Bigo Danel (0.2km – 0.12 miles)
Head to Place Du Maréchal Leclerc (0.2km – 0.12 miles)
And finally, drive up Rue Auber (0.1km - 0.06 miles)
d. Coming to ICAM by subway from Lille Europe railway station or Lille Flandres railway station
Take the subway (line 2) direction Saint Philibert
Get off at Port de Lille
Out of the station: Head to Rue de Turenne
Take a left and walk up Rue Roland
Then take a right to Rue Auber
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5. The Student Residence
The Student Residence in ICAM in under refurbishment.
However, you can check on this website http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/page/trouver-un-logement.
You will find all possibilities to search an accommodation.
You can also book an accommodation to one of the residence of La Catho through AEU association
http://www.asso-aeu.fr/logement/index.html
All residences are close to Icam (15min walk maximum).
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6. Playing Sport at ICAM
Sports take a huge part in students’ life. With our sport
desk in Lille, called BDS, we offer the possibility to
everyone to join a team and participate to almost every
activity. Practicing just to have fun or playing against
other schools for tournaments and challenges.
We propose almost 20 activities; it can be team sports
like rugby, volley-ball, basket-ball, handball, soccer, or
other individual sports like climbing, swimming, martial
arts, squash…
All those activities are organized by our sport
association, we also offer promotions to go to the
swimming pool or the closest gym and there is the
possibility to rent paintball equipment for a week end.
Our aim is to give the possibility to students to meet in the best conditions and have fun. We also organize events
in the school like the “inter-promo tournament” where each year tries to do her best in each sport to win the
title!
You want to be a part of it? To subscribe to the
association you only need to bring a medical
certificate to the office which is next to the BDE, it is
open every Tuesday and Friday from noon to
1:30pm, the BDS team will be glad to answer any
question!
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7. The City of Lille
Welcome to Lille!
Lille, the most Flemish of French cities, will seduce you with its colorful architecture and warm hospitality. At the
heart of the Euroregion, the capital of Nord-Pas de Calais has all the attributes for a successful stay: 1000 years of
fascinating history, great museums - including the "Palais des Beaux-Arts", the second museum in France after the
Louvre -, friendly fashion boutiques and delicious gastronomy. Here more than elsewhere in France, Flemish art
can be read on the facades and found in the culinary specialties with these amazing recipes: potjevleesh,
waterzoï, etc. ...
In the Old town, in the Grand'Place and in many areas of the city, Lille adapts flourishing art admirably (well
typified by "La Vieille Bourse") to all the refinement of French architecture. The rows of identical tall and narrow
houses reflect the influence of French art which has been developed further to the conquest of the city by Louis
XIV in 1667.
During many centuries, Lille was the capital of the Flemish Counts, then capital of Dukes of Burgundy, and also be
part of the Spanish Netherlands.
With its business district and two TGV high speed train stations, now Lille is in the centre of Europe, Brussels,
London, Paris, Luxemburg, Amsterdam…..
More information about Lille city: www.lilletourism.com
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8. Culture and Life
a. Transport
Public transport
Thanks to Transpole, Lille has a comprehensive public transport network:
- 2 automatic metro lines : the world's first automatic subway (1983), 60 stops covering 45 km.
Line 1 : Villeneuve d’Ascq 4 Cantons <> Lille CHR B Calmette (Regional Hospital)
Line 2 : Lomme Saint Philibert (Hospital) <> Tourcoing CH Dron (Hospital)
- 2 tram lines with more than 35 stops connecting Lille to Roubaix and
Tourcoing.
Tramway R : Roubaix Eurotéléport <> Gare Lille Flandres
Tramway T : Tourcoing centre <> Gare Lille Flandres
- About 60 bus routes.
The buses, trams and metros run every day (except May 1st) from 5.30 am to around midnight.
Standard (single) fare for the entire network: €1.40 for a full-price single ticket.
Set of 10 tickets: €11.40
ZAP ticket (3 tram or subway stations, transfer available): €0.70
Day Pass (available during 24h): €4.10
Evening Pass (after 7.00 pm): €2.10
The buses, trams and metros are free with City Pass!
You will find all the information concerning prices and time table on the internet site: http://www.transpole.fr
Taxi
More than 150 taxis are available at the airport and at the Lille Flandres and Lille Europe train stations.
Booking:
Lille train station taxis: +33 (0)3 20 06 64 00
Rihour taxis: +33 (0)3 20 55 20 56
Union taxis: +33 (0)3 20 06 06 06
Alternative Transport
Try an alternative, fun, and ecological mode of transportation to get around Lille!
Rent a bike
L'Atelier du Vélo: rental, maintenance, repairing... Avenue Willy Brandt - Lille
- Tel.: +33 (0)3 20 95 99 61. Open Tuesday to Saturday: 10 am - 1 pm / 2 pm 7 pm.
Vlille: 110 self-service stations in Lille Metropolis: 30 first minutes free, 1€ for
the next 30 minutes, 1.40€ for 1 day pass
Rent a Segway
Lean forwards, and you move forwards; lean back and you move backwards. Thanks to
revolutionary technology, it follows your every move and makes you feel as if you're
hovering above the ground.
Transpole: Oxygène station at the Champ de Mars (Monday - Saturday: 8 am - 8 pm and
Sunday: 2 pm - 6 pm), and at Relais Oxygène Place des Buisses (Monday - Friday: 7.30 am
- 6.30 pm).
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Rent an e-bike (electric bike)
Transpole: Oxygène station at the Champ de Mars (Monday - Saturday: 8 am - 8 pm and Sunday: 2 pm - 6 pm) and
at Relais Oxygène Place des Buisses (Monday - Friday: 7.30 am - 6.30 pm).
Cyclogreen: 58 rue Gustave Delory - Lille - Tel.: +33 (0)3 20 96 75 88. Open Monday to Saturday: 8.30 am - 7 pm.
Altermove: 87-93 rue Nationale - Lille - Tel.: +33 (0)3 62 84 01 01
Bike Taxi
Covered bike taxi service in the city centre.
€1 initial charge + €1 per km and per person (2 people max).
Cyclo cité: +33 (0)6 24 16 08 18
Car
Nationals of European Economic Area require a valid driving licence. Nationals of non EEA countries should obtain
an international driving licence from the motoring authority of their country.
For the vehicle, it is necessary to have the registration and insurance papers (log-book) and a nationality plate of
the approved size.
Arriving in Lille by car
Six motorways lead to Lille:
A1 from Paris (220 km)
A22 / E17 from Ghent (75 km), Antwerp (125 km) and Amsterdam (290 km)
A23 from Valenciennes (53 km)
A25 from Dunkerque (80 km) and the A26 from Calais (110 km)
A27 / E42 from Brussels (110 km)
Car Park
Lille has street level car parks offering about 20,000 parking spaces as well as several metro car parks in the city
centre, in addition to on-street pay-and-display ticket parking.
The rate generally varies between €1.30 to €1.60 an hour, depending on the location.
For more information, visit Vinci car parks website :
http://www.vincipark.com/vincipark.nsf/fr/parcservice/pages/lille_vieux_lille.htm
Nevertheless, it is recommended that you park outside the city centre and use the metro or the Citadine bus.
6 park-and-ride car parks with metro access offer free parking 24/7 and security surveillance: Monday - Saturday:
6 am - midnight.
They are located in Lille (metro stops Porte d'Arras, Porte des Postes and CHR B Calmette), in Lomme (metro stop
Saint-Philibert) and in Villeneuve d'Ascq (metro stops Les Prés and 4 Cantons).
2 park-and-ride car parks with Citadine bus access are available. The first is located in the Champ de Mars (next to
the Citadel) and the second at the Porte de Valenciennes metro stop.
Both offer security surveillance Monday - Saturday: 7 am - 8 pm. At a cost of €1.70 for 3 hours or €3.20 for the
day, parking includes free rides on the Citadine bus that serves the city centre as well as the rest of the city.
Outside of these hours, parking is free and unsupervised.
Train
There are some special reductions which can be obtained on train tickets Information, reservations, tickets.
Tel. 36 35 or www.sncf.com
For information:
Brussels: 38 minutes, 14 TGV and Eurostar trains a day
Paris: 1 hour, 26 direct TGVs a day
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London: 80 minutes
Lyon: 3 hours, 11 direct TGVs a day
Rennes: 3 hours and 50 minutes, 4 direct TGVs a day
Marseille: 4 hours and 30 minutes, 6 direct TGVs a day
Bordeaux: 5 hours, 6 direct TGVs a day
Montpellier: 5 hours, 5 direct TGVs a day
Strasbourg: 3 hours and 20 minutes
Coach
There is no coach station in Lille, because of the High speed train in the train station.
However, there is the brand "Eurolines" which is located 23 parvis Saint Maurice in Lille (0 892 89 90 91).
With this company, you will be able to travel through the country or go abroad by coach with a competitive fare !
Plane
Airport: Aéroport de Lille - http://www.lille.aeroport.fr/
It serves more than 70 national and international destinations.
Scheduled domestic flights with Air France, Chalair, Ryanair and Vueling Companies to and from: Brest, Bordeaux,
Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice, Strasbourg and Toulouse.
Direct international flights to and from: Barcelone El Prat (from March 2012), Porto, Alger, Oran and Tunis.
Shuttle service from the airport (Gate A) to the city centre (bus stop sign "Liaison aéroport" outside the Euralille
shopping center) is available.
Length of ride: 20 minutes.
One way ticket: €7 - Return ticket: €9.
You can also use a taxi, which will cost you between 25 and 35€.
b. Cost of living
Some foreign students arriving in France find a noticeable difference in the cost of living compared to their home
country. It is therefore important to be financially prepared for your stay.
Here are some price guidelines:
Food
Transports
Bread (200g) (baguette) : 0,95 €
Eggs (1/2 dozen) : 2,00 €
Milk (1 liter) : 0,90 €
Cheese (150 g) : 2,30 €
Potatoes (1kg) : 1,00 €
Rice (1kg) : 2,00 €
Meat (1st grade)(1kg) : 14,50 €
Sunflower oil (1l) : 2,80 €
Sugar (1kg) : 1,82 €
Ground coffee (250g) : 2,30 €
Tea (100g) : 2,30 €
Jam (250g) : 1,22 €
Pasta (500g) : 1,55 €
10 journey bus/metro card : 11.40 €
Return train ticket Lille-Paris : from 42€ (12-25 years old)
One day car rental : from 75€
1 liter of petrol : around 1,65 €
Leisure
Cinema : 6.50€ (special student rates)
Restaurant in the centre : 12,20€
Drink in a pub : around 5€
c. Shopping
Opening hours
Shops and supermarkets are open Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 8 pm. Smaller shops may close at lunch time or
earlier in the evening. Food stores (grocers and bakers) are open from 6.30 am to 7.30 pm. Some open on Sunday
mornings. Many food stores close between noon and 2 pm. Hypermarkets are usually open until 9 pm, except on
Sundays and bank holidays.
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A big shop center "Euralille" is located close to the train Station Flandres. This center contains 120 boutiques and
many restaurant and snacks.
Markets
5 mains markets take place in Lille :
Marché du concert : Place du concert
Food market, rather elegant and upscale, the heart of the "Vieux Lille". Some regional producers.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 7 am to 2 pm.
Marché Sebastopol : Place Sebastopol
Small food market in the city center, charming and peaceful including local producers.
Wednesday and Saturday from 7 am to 2 pm.
Marché des créateurs : Place des archives
Market for artists: watercolors, paintings, earthenware and stoneware sculptures, stained glass, jewelry ...
Every Sunday from 9.00 am to 1.30 pm.
Marché de la Vieille Bourse : Place du général de Gaulle
In the courtyard of the Vieille Bourse (1652-1653), booksellers and chess players welcome you
From Tuesday to Sunday from 1 pm to 7 pm - In July and August, demonstrations of tango
Marché de Wazemmes (the most famous) : Place de la nouvelle aventure
It is one of the largest markets in France, and perhaps one of the liveliest. You will often hear an accordion being
played in a "Soho" atmosphere.
Market on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday: 7 am - 2 pm.
Covered market: Tuesday - Thursday: 8 am - 2 pm / Friday - Saturday: 8 am - 8 pm / Sunday: 8 am - 3 pm.
On Sunday, a flea market is set up around Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul church.
You can find a whole list of the different markets on
http://gb.lilletourism.com/lilletourismandconventionbureau/whattodo/markets.aspx
d. Going out
Lille has many good places to eat out or to have a drink. There are also numerous cinemas in the centre, as well as
theatres and concert halls.
Lille has some beautiful sights, such as the Opera de Lille, the Old town, the Cathedral Notre-Dame de la Treille,
the belfry, the Chamber of commerce, the main square….and many more.
The Northern France is also a nice area to discover: the full natural space of the coastline of the Opal coast,
e. La Braderie de Lille
Two days of shopping madness every first weekend in September draw over a
million visitors to Lille. This is undoubtedly the biggest flea market in Europe.
Imagine 200 kilometres of sidewalks occupied by stallholders, from the city
and from all over Europe. Ever since medieval times, when the valets obtained
the right to hold an annual sale of their masters'cast-off clothes and
belongings, every-thing has been for sale and for purchase here.
Other than bargain-hunting, another tradition has established itself here - that
of a bowl of mussels and chips ("moules-frites") along with a glass of local
beer.
During the sale weekend, the city is transformed, the pedestrian rules and everyone joins the celebration !
For more information :
Office de Tourisme et des Congrès de Lille
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Palais Rihour - Place Rihour
BP 205 - 59002 LILLE Cedex
Phone: 0891 56 2004
http://www.lilletourism.com
Official site of the Regional Tourism Committee:
http://www.tourisme-nordpasdecalais.fr
Ask for a free guide of Lille and information about the region.
f.
Useful addresses and telephone numbers
LIBRARY of LA CATHO (Free of charge)
60 rue du Port - 59040 Lille Cedex - 03 59 56 69 79
CRIJ (Regional Centre for Youth Info)
2 rue Nicolas Leblanc – 59000 Lille - 03 20 12 87 30
TOURIST OFFICE
Palais Rihour 42 Place Rihour - 59000 Lille - 03 59 579 400
CONSULATES
• SOUTH AFRICA - 100 rue Nationale - 59002 Lille Cedex – 03.20.57.54.73
• ALGERIA - 120 rue Solferino - 59000 Lille - 03.28.38.01.40
• GERMANY - 98 rue des Stations - 59000 Lille - 03.20.85.81.17
• AUSTRIA - 18 rue Jean Moulin - BP 87 - 59003 Lille Cedex - 03.20.22.75.00
• BELGIUM - 10 rue du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny - 59044 Lille Cedex- 03.20.74.67.50
• BENIN - 91 rue du Faubourg de Douai - 59000 Lille - 03.20.52.08.54
• BRASIL - 5 rue Jean Roisin - 59000 Lille - 03.20.57.14.48
• BULGARIA - 26 rue Dammartin - 59100 Roubaix- 03.20.73.70.84
• CANADA - 36 avenue Emile Zola - 59000 Lille - 03.20.14.05.78
• CHINA -18-20, rue Washington - 75008 Paris - 01 47 36 02 58
• COLUMBIA - 12, Rue de Berri - 75008 Paris - 01 53 93 91 91
• COREE -125 rue Royale- 59000 Lille - 03.20.06.39.79
• IVORY COAST - 40 rue Roger Bouvry – BP 639 - 59476 Seclin Cedex - 03.20.90.32.86
• DENMARK - c/o Aéroport de Lille – Espace Stratos - 59812 Lesquin Cedex - 03.20.49.68.09
• ESTONY - 10 rue Druelle - 59000 Lille - 06.82.80.58.88
• USA - 2 avenue Gabriel - 75382 Paris Cedex 08 - 01.43.12.20.41
• FINLAND - 218 avenue de la République - 59110 La Madeleine - 06.85.08.17.51
• GREAT-BRITAIN - c/o English Enterprises - 8, allée Comminges - 31770 Colomiers - 05 61 30 37 91
• GREECE - 21 rue Jules Ferry - 59370 Mons-En-Baroeul - 03.20.33.46.25
• HUNGARY - Place Leroux de Fauquemont - 59015 Lille Cedex - 03.20.22.73.80
• ITALY - 5 Boulevard Emile Augier - 75116 Paris - 01.44.30.47.00
• JAPAN - 1 place Georges Lyon - 59000 Lille - 03.20.81.62.76
• LUXEMBOURG - Hôtel Delagarde - 120 rue de l’Hôpital Militaire - 59043 Lille Cedex - 03.28.52.00.02
• MADAGASCAR - 7 rue Duthoit - 80000 Amiens - 03.22.92.26.26
• MALTA - 1 place Georges Lyon - 59000 Lille - 06.08.09.09.74
• MOROCCO - 44 avenue de la Marne – 59290 Wasquehal - 03.20.54.90.28
• MONACO - 99 rue Nationale - 59000 Lille - 03.20.12.56.49
• NETHERLANDS - 4 rue des Canonniers - 59041 Lille Cedex - 03.20.54 07.04
• POLAND - 45 boulevard Carnot - 59000 Lille - 03.20.14.41.81
• CZECH REPUBLIC - 7 rue des Vicaires - 59000 Lille- 03.20.42.84.34
• SENEGAL - 1 place Georges Lyon - 59000 Lille - 06.12.98.10.00
• SLOVAQUIE - 1 rue du Nouveau Siècle - 59000 Lille - 03.20.73.70.85
• SWEDEN - 1 place Georges Lyon - 59000 Lille - 03.20.53.57.66
• SWITZERLAND - 24 rue Desrousseaux - 59000 Lille - 03.20.52.65.26
• THAILAND - 8, rue Greuze - 75016 Paris - 01 56 26 50 50
• TUNISIA - 213 rue de Paris - 59000 Lille - 03.20.24.01.68
• VIETNAM - 62, rue Boileau - 75116 Paris - 01 44 14 64 26
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ALL ENGLISH SPEAKING DOCTORS
GENERALISTS
Marc Henry
111 rue Colbert - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 66 55
Marc Catteau
25 rue Colbert - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 72 34
Denis Havet
237 rue Solférino - 59000 Lille - 03 20 57 23 10
DENTISTS
Claude Caytan
8 rue des Postes - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 82 70
Marc Linez
108 rue Jean Sans Peur - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 70 60
DERMATOLOGISTS
Offices of Doctors Annie Bonnevalle,
Michèle Simon et Bénédicte Révillion
130 boulevard Vauban - 59000 Lille - 03 20 92 98 51
EARS, NOSE, AND THROAT
Dominique Decroix
19 boulevard de la Liberté - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 65 07
EYE DOCTORS
Please note that getting an appointment with an ophthalmologist can take as long as six months.
Marie-Hélène Duret
79 rue de la Barre - 59800 Lille - 03 28 36 16 46
Maryse Sensey-Cotteel
211 boulevard Valmy - 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq - 03 20 47 21 27
GYNAECOLOGISTS-OBSTETRICIANS
Françoise Legoff
35 place Louise de Bettignies - 59000 Lille - 03 20 06 82 08
Christine Dehem
35 rue de Béthune - 59800 Lille - 03 20 57 20 11
PEDIATRICIANS
François Dusol
22 place Philippe Lebon - 59000 Lille - 03 20 54 22 30
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Fire service : 18
Ambulance : 15
Police : 17
Police station in the vicinity of ICAM: 3 pl Philippe de Girard - 03 20 17 28 40
Lille Police station: 5 boulevard Maréchal Vaillant - 03 20 62 47 47
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DUTY DOCTOR
SOS Médecins Métropole
3 avenue Louise Michel - 59000 Lille
03 20 29 91 91
SOS MAINS ET DOIGTS: HANDS AND FINGERS INJURY CENTER
96 r Gustave Delory - 59810 Lesquin - 03 20 95 75 75
HOSPITAL OSCAR LAMBRET
3 rue Frédéric Combemale - 59020 LILLE CEDEX - 03 20 29 59 59
Treatment center for poisoning Tél. 0 825 81 28 22
Airport Lille Lesquin Tél. 0891 673 210 - http://www.lille.aeroport.fr/
City Bus/Subway information (TRANSPOLE) Tél. 03 20 40 40 40 - http://www.transpole.fr/
Railway information (SNCF) Tél. 36 35 - www.voyages-sncf.com
We hope that your settling in will be as easy and comfortable as possible and that you will put to good advantage
your stay at ICAM.
Céline Villaeys
Foreign Student Advisor
celine.villaeys@icam.fr
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