Located just a few minutes' walk from the central campus, the International University House brings together the services dedicated to welcoming foreign students and researchers.
All the administrative services related to international affairs are grouped together here: the offices of the International Relations Department, the University Life Department, the Euraxess centre, and Eucor - The European Campus.
Located on the ground floor of the building, the University's international reception service is trilingual (French/English/German).
Foreign visitors will find personalised support for administrative procedures relating to the University, arrival in France and their stay in Strasbourg:
· Assistance with administrative procedures (residence permits, social security, housing assistance, etc.)
· French courses for international students
· Information brochures and open access computers
The International University House offers a program of events designed to facilitate encounters and immersion in student life in Strasbourg.
At the beginning of each semester, a program of cultural activities and visits to the city is offered: discovery of Strasbourg's emblematic cathedral, the European Parliament or the secrets of the Petite France district.
Throughout the year, numerous events are organised at the International University House: exhibitions, meals and theme evenings...
The International University House also provides 169 apartments, reserved primarily for students and researchers from all over the world.
I want to register at the University of Strasbourg, what is the procedure?
Registration at the University of Strasbourg requires a prior admission procedure.
This procedure varies according to several criteria, including in particular:
· The level of the course in which you wish to enroll.
· The country in which you reside.
You will find all the information about the admission procedures by following the link below.
The deadlines for each situation are listed HERE.
Please make sure you choose the situation that applies to you, namely:
· The level of training
· The type of training
· Your situation (foreign, international, etc. ... )
In almost all training offers, a B2 level in French is required.
The prerequisites then depend on the course you have chosen.
The courses available at the University of Strasbourg are listed on the page below and the admission requirements are listed in the Admission tab.
Here you will find a list of scholarships and grants that can be applied for.
CampusFrance has also created an application called CampusBursaries that allows you to filter the scholarships according to your situation.
CampusBourses application
· To take French courses in initial training, you can contact the I.I.E.F. (Institut international d'études françaises, International Institute of French Studies) :
Telephone number: +33 (0)3 68 85 60 50/51
Email: ief@unistra.fr
The I.I.E.F. website.
· If you are a foreign student, you can access the different offers offered by the FLE (French as a foreign language) area.
Consult the page of the FLE space
You can consult the fees for your diploma by following this link.
Level B2 is required to study at the University of Strasbourg.
However, some bachelor's or master's degrees require a C1 level.
You can consult the pre-requisites on the relevant training form at this address.
The programs are detailed in the "courses" tab of each course.
You will find all the courses available at the University of Strasbourg by clicking here.
International University House Reception Service
11, Presqu'île André Malraux / Ground floor of the building
67100 Strasbourg
Monday to Friday from 9am to 12.30pm (and by appointment in the afternoon)
Telephone: 03 68 85 66 49
Streetcar stations: Étoile-Bourse or Winston Churchill
Contacts
Information: mui-info@unistra.fr
Accomodation: info-logement@unistra.fr
Refugee facilities: etudiantsrefugies@unistra.fr
Facebook page: International University House - Unistra Reception Area
