1. The Ecole Centrale Marseille

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Centrale Marseille
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International Relations- Centrale Marseille 2007
CONTENT
1. The Ecole Centrale Marseille .............................................page
4
2. Before Leaving ......................................................................page
7
3. Arriving in France ................................................................page
7
4. Your arrival in Marseille ......................................................page
8
5. Public transport .....................................................................page
8
6. Budget / Cost of living ........................................................page
9
7. Student Facilities .................................................................page 10
8. Accomodation ........................................................................page 12
9. Meals .....................................................................................page 13
10. Calendar ..............................................................................page 13
11. Interesting Links
...............................................................page 13
12. Contact Persons ................................................................page 14
13.
Editorial ................................................................................page 15
(
1. The Ecole Centrale Marseille
• What is a Grande Ecole
d’Ingénieurs?
that train highly selected students to occupy
key positions as engineer-managers in a wide
range of industries and public administrations in
France and abroad.
An original feature of the French system of higher education in science and technology is that
there are in fact two parallel systems: the universities, and the Grandes Ecoles d’Ingénieurs
The particular features of the Grandes Ecoles
include:
■
highly selective admissions procedures ;
■ top-level teaching staff that includes a mix of
academics, professionals from business and industry and consultants;
■
courses that are closely tailored to match the
present and future requirements of industry and
business in France and abroad ;
■
Company and industrial placements, and
student projects commissioned by companies ;
■
a staff-student ratio that enables students’ progress to be closely monitored ;
■ a wide range of extra-curricular activities: the arts, cultural activities, voluntary
work, sports and pre-professional projects
(student-run Junior Companies, etc.) ;
■
a strong esprit de corps, fostered by
influential alumni associations .
)
■ The Ecole Centrale Marseille is a Grande
Ecole d’Ingénieurs, set up in 2003-2004 by the
fusion of four engineering schools, the oldest of
which was founded in the 1890s.
The Ecole Centrale are among the most prestigious of the French Grandes Ecoles d’Ingénieurs,
offering an M.Sc. level postgraduate degree in
science, engineering and management (Diplôme
d’Ingénieur). Centrale Marseille students are recruited from among the successful candidates
in the Centrale-SUPELEC competitive entrance
examination after a preparatory two-year undergraduate course in maths, physics and chemistry
(the Classes Préparatoires).
The International Relations of the Ecoles Centrale are co-ordinated by Centrale InternationalCentral Graduate School.
A rich scientific, technological and industrial Students in Marseille also benefit from a unique
natural and cultural environment:
context
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the Marseille area has developed into a major
centre for tertiary sector industries, located at the
hub of an international crossroads linking the European Union to the Greater Mediterranean area:
Provence’s rich cultural heritage, sunny
climate, Mediterranean lifestyle, impressive
range of natural landscapes, historic towns
and villages
· France’s second biggest centre for scientific research and higher education (more than 100,000
students),
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· France’s leading centre for Microelectronics (ST
Microelectronics, Atmel, Gemplus) and for Photonics (Alcatel Space, SESO and more than 100
SMEs)
· A major industrial centre: petrochemicals and
chemicals, metallurgy, aeronautics (Eurocopter,
Dassault), robotics;
· Cadarache chosen as the site of the ITER international nuclear fusion research centre.
A paradise for outdoor sports and activities: rock climbing and scuba diving in the Calanques natural
park; sailing and sail boarding
; skiing and mountaineering
(major Alpine resorts within
less than four hours’ drive),
and a strategic position with
easy access to Barcelona, Genoa, Nice, Lyon and Paris (3
hours by the TGV high-speed
train).
(
• International Relations Office
malities (administrative formalities, insurance, accomodation, etc.);
T h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l R e l a t i o n s O ff i c e i s
responsible for:
■
■ Negotiating, setting up and promoting exchange and co-operation programmes, for students, faculty and researchers (European programmes, bilateral agreements, double-degree
programmes, etc.);
■
Informing international institutions, following
up and developing links with current international
partners;
■ Informing Centrale Marseille
students about study abroad
opportunities;
European harmonization (Bologna process);
■ Information and help for students in their
search for international work placements.
■ Welcoming international students and helping
them adapt smoothly to their new academic and
social environment.
■ Participation in and follow-up to the selection
boards for international studies.
■
Participation in networks at international and
national level (Réseau Méditerranéen des
Ecoles d’Ingénieurs, etc.)
■ In association with the
language
department,
developing students’ language and cross-cultural
resources;
■
Pre-departure
for-
In addition, the international office facilitates
the exchange of students, professors, and researchers by seeking appropriate funding :
■ SOCRATES programmes (European Interuniversity exchange programme) ;
■ LEONARDO programmes (final year internships and industrial placements in Europe) ;
■
Scholarships awarded by the ProvenceAlpes-Côte-d’Azur Regional Council;
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Scholarships awarded by the Bouches-duRhône Local Council, and by the Rectorate of
the Aix-Marseille Academy ;
■
BRAFITEC Network
■ EIFFEL excellence scolarships awarded
by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
)
■
Participation in the activities of Centrale Graduate
School - Centrale International
BEFORE LEAVING - ARRIVING IN FRANCE
2. Before Leaving
3. Arriving in France
If you are a student of the European Union or the
European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein
and Norway, and the 27 EU Member States) you
need a valid identity card.
If you are a non-European Community, non EEA
student:
You need a valid passport/visa.
If you are a non-European Community, non
EEA student, you have to apply for a temporary
student residence permit as soon as you arrive.
The International Relations Office will give you
the required documents. If you request is accepted, you will be invited to collect your residence card at the Préfecture des Bouches-du
-Rhône in Marseille :
http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/venir/visas/
To obtain your visa, you need to contact the French
embassy or consulate in your home country.
You also should bring your Health record (vaccinations)
Préfecture des Bouches-du-Rhône
Bureau des Etrangers
66b rue Saint Sébastien
13006 Marseille
Tel : 04 91 15 68 13
métro Castellane
Open from Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 4
p.m. (no appointment necessary: be ready for a
long wait).
Your application file should contain the following
documents:
■
Photocopy of valid passport
■
Proof of residence in France (residence certificate from the Hall of Residence Office (CROUS )
■ Proof of enrolment (enrolment certificate/photocopy of French student card)
■
Proof of means of subsistence (scholarship
certificate or bank statements giving proof of adequate funds)
■
Birth certificate (French translation)
■
4 passport photos
A medical examination is compulsory for nonEuropean Community students. After handing
in your application for a residence permit, the
student receives a notice to attend the medical
examination. At the medical examination you will
be given a document on which you need to put a
55 €. OMI stamp. You need to present the medical certificate when you pick up your residence
permit.
Office des Migrations Internationales
(OMI)
61, boulevard Rabatau
13008 Marseille (métro Prado)
Bank account
Opening a bank account is strongly recommended. You will need to have a bank account
to receive the accomodation allowance. To
open a bank account, you have to provide the
following documents:
■
Photocopy of passport
■
Proof of accomodation
■
Photocopy of student card or pre-registration.
(
YOUR ARRIVAL IN MARSEILLE - PUBLIC TRANSPORT
4. Your arrival in Marseille
5. Public transport
• By Plane
• Bus and metro
Marseille has a bus and metro
network. There are two metro
lines (lines M1 and M2) and a
To get from the Marseille-Provence airport (Mari- more extensive bus network.
gnane) to the city center, you can take a taxi or a The metro runs from about 5
shuttle. The price for the taxi is around € 43. The a.m to 9 p.m. You can use the
shuttle arrives at the main Marseille railway sta- same card or ticket on different lines (bus and
tion (St. Charles) and runs everyday from 6 a.m. métro). To get to Centrale Marseille, take metro
1 direction ‘La Rose’ and then walk or take bus
to 10.50 p.m. (every 20 minutes). The duration of nr.1 to the Technopôle de Château-Gombert.
the trip is 30 minutes, and the fare 8.50 €.
MARSEILLE-PROVENCE (Tel. : 04 42 14 14 14)
• By Train
You will arrive at Saint-Charles station, which is
in the city center. You can take the bus, underground (métro) or taxi from the station.
• Taxis
Taxi Radio Marseille : Tel. : 04 91 02 20 20
http://www.taximarseille.com
Carte Personnelle – Full or reduced fares
• Tickets for Public Transport
Your public transport ticket or card should be
validated before getting on the bus or subway.
Carte Libertés – full fare
This non-personalised card ( 6€ / 12€ ) can be
used by several passengers (4 max.). It can also
be used for free parking at metro stations.
Price per ride :
1,20 €
Carte Solo – single journey fare
The carte personnelle is for a named passenger This ticket can be bought on the bus, from autoand carries your photo. It contains a memory in matic ticket machines at the entrance to metro stawhich your personal rights are stored. With this tions and at RTM sales offices.
card, you can choose the formula best suited to Cost per journey (one way) : 1,70 €
your travel requirements. It is the only travel card
For more information: L’Espace Infos R.T.M. (Réthat enables you to benefit from certain reduced gie des Transports Marseillais)
rates (period or season rates) The card also includes a rechargeable ‘purse’ which gives you 6, rue des Fabres
access to full or reduced rates and the metro car- 13001 Marseille (Tel. : 04 91 91 92 10)
parks. The card is valid for 2 years. You can obtain Metro : 5 a.m – 9 p.m then «fluo» (night buses)
your card at the RTM Espace Infos or at metro sta- from 9 p.m.
tions (points d’accueil).
30 day travel card (18 to 25 years old) : 38 €
GO ! : chargeable on the Carte Personnelle. It
gives you 1 year of unlimited travel on the RTM
(bus and metro) and SNCF (train) networks (between 2 stations situated within the Marseille city
limits), as well as free parking in RTM carparks .
Annual GO ! card : 240 €
)
BUDGET / COST OF LIVING
6. Budget / Cost of living
The amount officially requested by the French
authorities is 460 € a month, but this amount is
insufficient. Obviously, your expenses depend
on your way of life. Here is a rough guide for an
average budget:
Accomodation Cité U
140 €
University restaurant
150 €
Shopping
100 €
Personal expenses
100 €
Leisure activities (cinema, concert, bar)
50 €
Communication
50 €
Transport
40 €
Total amount
630 €
Additional Expenses:
On arrival you will have to pay :
■
Tuition fees (for non-exchange programs)
■ Health insurance (for non-European Community students)
■ A returnable deposit for your accomodation (1 to
2 months rent) + trimestrial payment (CROUS)
■
Initial expenditure (sheets, towels, cooking
utensils, books etc.)
In France you can apply for the APL
(Aide Personnalisée au Logement) accomodation allowance, from the French
Government (CAF). The amount varies according to the rent paid and the
status of the student. The form you
have to fill in can be picked up at the
CROUS offices, at the International
Relations Office or from the CAF website (http://www.caf.fr).
(
STUDENT FACILITIES
7. Student Facilities
• Centrale Marseille library
Open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Website: http://doc.ec-marseille.fr
Centrale Marseille’s is an open-stack library, reserved for Centrale Marseille students and staff.
It is run in collaboration with the library of the
Université Paul Cezanne and the IMT library.
It offers traditional documentation and gives access to various sources of information (e.g. databanks) that are related to Centrale Marseille’s
fields of specialisation in higher education and
research. In addition to the library’s own stacks,
students can have access to the catalogues of
other libraries and research facilities.
■ French and international specialised and
general interest newspapers, magazines and reviews
■
Loans
■
Customised document search
■ Thematic lists by subject area drawn up regularly to facilitate bibliographical research
■
Self-service Internet search
■
Database search
■
Bibliographical assistance
• Computer acces (CRI)
■ Regularly updated files on companies
and laboratories working in partnership
with Centrale Marseille
■
CD-ROMS and video cassettes
■
Library Services
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Centrale Marseille has a campuswide
WiFi network. There are several self-service computer rooms reserved for students with internet access. Two computer
rooms are equiped for laptop computers.
The Registry Office will give you an e-mail
address (firstname.lastname@ec-marseille.
fr). Each student also has a free web- and
stockspace from 1GO. Centrale Marseille
uses the Open Source-learning platform
Claroline.
STUDENT FACILITIES
• Photocopies
Price of a photocopy card (on sale at the
scolarité:
card 150 units : 6.50 € (should be paid
by cheque).
• Extra-currricular activities
Student life at Centrale Marseille revolves around several student clubs :
The Association des Elèves de Centrale Marseille, run by the the Stu-
dent Union, the BDE (Bureau des Elèves) organises a range of activities including the Freshers’
Weekend (WEI : week-end d’intégration), regular parties and the annual gala. It coordinates the
activities of the various clubs other than those
for sport and cultural activities. The BDE is also
the main interface between the students and the
school administration.
The Association Sportive, run by the BDS (Bureau des sports) organises sports competitions
Frontières is an NGO that works on overseas aid
and development projects.
The Association Artistique et Culturelle, run by
the BDA (Bureau des Arts), organises activities
focussed on culture and the arts. It arranges
social, cultural and public service activities and
events both inside the school and outside. The
BDA also maintains photographic and audiovisual records of the life of the school.
and the participation of the school’s sports teams
in various inter-school tournaments (TIE, Challenge Centrale Lyon, Tournoi Inter Centrale,
etc.). It also arranges membership for Centrale Marseille students in clubs outside the
school for sports such as scuba diving, riding
and badminton and organises sporting weekends (skiing, rafting, mountaineering, etc.).
The Association Massilia Défi Voile organises
sailing activities including Centrale Marseille’s
participation in inter-school races such as the
EDHEC race. The Association Ingénieurs Sans
Students website: http://eleves.ec-marseille.fr/
Bureau des Arts: http://bda.ec-marseille.fr/
Bureau des Sports: http://bds.ec-marseille.fr/
Massilia Défi Voile: http://mdv.ec-marseille.fr/
Centrale Marseille TV: http://phy-tv.ec-marseille.fr/
Ingénieurs Sans Frontières : http://isf.perso.ecmarseille.fr/
Egalité des Chances: http://egalite.ec-marseille.fr
Ginfo (computer club): http://ginfo.ec-marseille.fr
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ACCOMODATION
8. Accomodation
• Student Halls Of Residence (C.U.)
The CROUS is in charge of the distribution of
the rooms in Student Residences. You have to
reserve your room before arrival. Reservations
are made via a form which will be sent to you
by the Centrale Marseille International Relations
Office.
NOTE : reception at university halls of residence
is from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12.30 pm
and 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm.
Accomodation description in Halls of Residence :
■ a kitchen with cooking rings and refrigerators
(which can be rented on arrival).
Foreign students of Centrale Marseille are generally at Chatenoud or Claude Delorme, next to
Faculty St. Jérôme.
Cité Alice Chatenoud
10 rue Henri Poincaré,
13013 Marseille
Cité Claude Delorme
10 chemin du Bassin,
13013 Marseille
Cité Lucien Cornil,
168, rue Saint-Pierre,
13005 Marseille
Three month’s Paiement
■
Single rooms, around 10 m2 with washbasin. The rooms are very simple and basically
furnished.
For a full academic year: about 135 € per
month (tarif «résident») + returnable deposit
of 135 €
■ The blankets are supplied but students
have to bring their sheets and towels.
If you are staying less than 9 months : 180 €
per month.
■ There is no possibility of Internet connection in the room.
You will have to pay three month’s rent and
the returnable deposit on arrival.
■
communal showers and toilets
• Les Foyers d’Étudiants
Résidence Victoria Park
5, rue Augustin Fresnel
13013 Marseille
Tel : +33 (0)4 91 11 74 30
Fax : +33 (0)4 91 11 79 62
Studio 18 m², from 480 €
2 room appartment : 32 m², from 610 €
3 room appartment : 45 m², from 950 €
Résidence Oxford
Rue Enrico Fermi
13013 Marseille
Contact person : Mrs Pierre
Tel: +33 (0)4 91 21 92 54
Fax: +33 (0)4 91 11 76 59
Furnished studios (19 m2 - 30
m2), monthly rent from 419 €.
Résidence Saint Sauveur
59, Chemin du Merlan, 13014 Marseille
Contact : Mr. Tassin, +33 (0)4 91 63 64
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Furnished studios (25-30m2) from 350 to
524 €
Résidence Château-Gombert
38, rue Joliot Curie
13013 Marseille
Contact : Mr. Mondiot +33(0)4 91 11 73 03
Studio: 18-22 m² from 484 €
1 room appartment: 31-41m², from 548 €
2 room appartment: 56-62 m², from 749 €
12 months rent spread on 9 months. (9 x
548= 4932, so 411 per month)
La Minoterie
30, chemin du bassin
13014 Marseille
Contact : Mrs. Theolier, +33 (0)4
91 98 41 61
Furnished Studios, one/two room
appartments
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MEALS - CALENDAR - INTERESTING LINKS
9. Meals
10. Calendar
There are 5 university restaurants in Marseille:
The academic year starts in the middle of September.
■ R.U. de Château-Gombert : Chemin de la
Grave (700 seats) (closed in the evening)
■ R.U. Saint-Jérôme : rue Henri Poincaré (1,000
seats)
■
R.U. Gaston Berger : 43, rue du 141e RIA
(1,100 seats) (closed in the evening)
■ R.U. Luminy : 171, avenue de Luminy (750
seats) (closed in the evening)
■
R.U. Galinat : 38, bd Jean-Moulin (800 seats)
The academic year is divided in 2 semesters:
1er semester: half september/end of January
2nd semester: February/end of June
Holidays:
Christmas (2 weeks)
Winter (1 week in February)
Spring (2 weeks in April)
Examens :
Examinations 1st semester: February
Examinations 2nd semester: June
Examinations 1er and 2nd semesters
(rattrapage) : September
11. Interesting Links
Transports in Marseille :
http://www.rtm.fr
Map of Marseille:
http://www.viamichelin.com
Informations about Marseille:
http://www.marseille-sur-web.fr/
Touristic walk in Marseille:
http://www.cogito.fr/marseill/marsvisi.
htm
Local radio Grenouille:
http://www.grenouille888.org
Concerts in Marseille:
http://www.concertandco.com/marseille/
Ventilo cultural agenda:
http://www.journalventilo.net/
Olympique de Marseille:
CROUS Aix-Marseille:
http://www.crous-aix-marseille.fr
http://www.om.net/
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CONTACT PERSONS
12. Contact Persons
• Mailing address
Technopôle de Château Gombert
F-13451 Marseille Cedex 20 - FRANCE
Phone : +33 (0)4 91 05 45 56
Fax : +33 (0)4 91 05 47 58
Email : ri@ec-marseille.fr
http://www.ec-marseille.fr
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICE
Director International Relations, liaison with Centrale Graduate School – Centrale International
Prof. Léo Vincent
Contact person for grants and funding
Ms. Brigitte de Lazzari
Phone : +33 (0)4 91 05 44 83
Fax: +33(0)4 91 05 47 58
Email : brigitte.de-lazzari@ec-marseille.fr
Phone : +33 (0)4 91 05 44 06
Email : leo.vincent@ec-marseille.fr
Director International Exchanges & Partnerships
Mr. Michael Paul
Phone: +33 (0)491 05 45 15
Fax : +33 (0)491 05 45 46
Email : michael.paul@ec-marseille.fr
Contact person for incoming and outgoings
students
Ms. Emmy Arts
Phone : +33 (0)491 05 45 56
Fax: +33(0)4 91 05 47 58
Email : emmy.arts@ec-marseille.fr
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EDITORIAL
Editor:
Emmy Arts
Translation:
Michael Paul, Emmy Arts
Special thanks to:
Adrien Beague, Christophe Siguret, Marion
Peckre, Nicolas Glacet, Marjorie Vialis for
their pictures.
Design:
Frédéric Bosc
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by
any other means without the permission of
the publisher.
March 2007.
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Centrale Marseille
ECOLE CENTRALE MARSEILLE
Technopôle de Château Gombert
F-13451 Marseille Ceddex 20 - FRANCE

1. The Ecole Centrale Marseille

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