Paul Sabatier University (Toulouse 3), University of Toulouse III (Paul Sabatier University)

• Established: 1969
• Location: Toulouse, France
• Students age: from 17 years old
• Number of students: 35,000 students
• Language of instruction: French
• Type of study: state university.

Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier University is a public scientific, cultural and professional institution (EPSCP) with educational, scientific, administrative and financial autonomy. The name of the university pays homage to Paul Sabatier, a scientist born in Carcassonne in 1854. After receiving the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1912, Paul Sabatier became Dean of the Faculty of Sciences in Toulouse and a member of the Academy of Sciences. University of Toulouse III - The University of Paul Sabatier proudly hosts over 35,000 students today and hosts 68 research structures on its campus.

The university dates back to the 13th century, although it was officially founded in 1969. The variety of laboratories and the quality of teaching in the fields of science, health, sports, technology and engineering have ensured its scientific impact for over 50 years, placing it among the leading universities in the world. According to the international ranking of the National Taiwan University (NTU ranking), it is included in the top 300 educational institutions for scientific work.

You can apply to reside at Crous University if you:

• French Government Fellows
• Fellows from foreign governments managed by CNOUS or covered by CNOUS, CIES, Egide, Agence Edufrance agreements hosted by the university through exchange programs or formal cooperation agreements.

The university offers rental offers from individuals (room, studio, T1, T1-bis: the apartments are conveniently located relative to the Toulouse Rangueil campus). The cost of living - from 565 € / month.

Meals on campus: from traditional meals to fast food, which can be picked up or eaten on site (box of pasta cakes, sandwiches, rolls). University catering establishments are always located near educational institutions or on campuses.

About 50 student associations of the university contribute to campus life.

At the beginning of each academic year, DVE organizes, together with student associations, a welcome and animation weeks, meetings between new students and student associations that allow the latter to present their activities, and organizes various cultural events.

Linking scientific disciplines with cultural practices, interaction between campus and the city through partnerships with urban cultural structures are important tasks of the university's cultural policy. The Cultural Center helps students discover areas of art, develop a critical mind, and meet artists. The Toulouse Rangueil Le CAP concert hall promotes the exchange of opinions and is a real place for self-expression.

The sports center of the university is open for training, sports for beginners and high-level athletes.

• Université Paul Sabatier allows everyone to discover their talents. In contact with qualified teachers and researchers, students gain access to deep and relevant knowledge. From a pedagogical perspective, the university is mobilizing funds to find new ways to transfer knowledge: online courses, reverse learning, e-learning, MOOCs, health simulation learning to ensure successful projects.
• 68 laboratories and other scientific structures have been opened on the basis of the university. From atoms to exoplanets, from mass data to oncology, from the humanities and social sciences to ecosystems, the spectrum of research is vast. The university develops innovative methodologies, links research and teaching with local, national and international issues in the economic, social and cultural fields.
• Operation Toulouse Campus is an exemplary energy efficient and smart campus, the result of significant efforts to build, renovate and rehabilitate 390,000 sq. m. of built-up area on 264 hectares. Operation neOCampus, which brings together the know-how of 11 university laboratories, is associated with a project to create a sustainable pilot campus.

More than 35,000 students and 68 research structures are housed in nine areas of the university: Toulouse, Castres, Tarbes, Osh, Castane-Tolosan, Bagneres-de-Luchon, Lannemezan, Bagneres-de-Bigorre and Mouli. The university contributes to the economic and scientific development of the Occitania region, contributes to the development of the territories.

In Toulouse, on the Rangueil campus with IUT Paul Sabatier, Ranguey, Ponsan, there are the Faculties of Sports and Humanities, Science and Technology, Rangueil Medicine, Dental Surgery and Pharmacy.

The university covers an area of 264 hectares in the southeast of Toulouse and can be reached by bus, bicycle and car. The Rangueil campus is also served by the metro (Faculté de Pharmacie and Université Paul Sabatier stations on line B).

The Purpan Medical School is located in the center of Toulouse at allées Jules Guesde.

CVEC is an annual student contribution = 90 €.

An international student wishing to apply for an Eiffel scholarship makes an agreement with the professors of the sending institution, contacts the professor at the University of Toulouse III, requests support for the application, and sends the form to the professor in a timely manner.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision