Agen campus
With its human scale, the Agen campus provides a reassuring transition between secondary school and higher education. Take advantage of the cultural offerings and the green environment of the Canal du Midi.
Discover the campus
Wherever you study, in the Bordeaux metropolitan area or in one of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine locations, all our campus sites greet you in the best possible conditions, but that’s not all! There are great sports facilities, artistic and cultural activities, historical heritage and the ocean less than an hour-drive away... Welcome to a region that fosters a balanced lifestyle.
Bordeaux, the capital of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, ranks at the top of the list of France's favourite cities for its balanced lifestyle and unique historical heritage.
Every year, students choose to settle in the heart of this dynamic city offering plenty of different neighbourhoods to visit, things to do and places to explore.
Cosmopolitan and open to the world, the University of Bordeaux provides all the services its community needs: refurbished campuses, libraries and sports facilities as well as a variety of cultural and artistic activities or events...
Check out the dynamic, green campuses with great places to live and study.
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22
sites & campuses in Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Wherever you are, the university is always by your side.
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187
hectares of campus, mainly in Talence, Pessac & Gradignan
i.e. the largest university campus in Europe.
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140
hectares of green space
Refreshing places, where cultural events and biodiversity trails meet.
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2,000
sqm of solar panels
that contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Green campuses in the city
As part of its policy of societal and environmental transitions, the University of Bordeaux strives for a balance between the impact of human activities and environmental protection.
University of Bordeaux campus sites
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La Bastide campus
On the right bank, in the heart of the Bordeaux-Bastide district, this campus is home to the University’s Department of Management Sciences (PUSG). Take the Pont de Pierre over the Garonne river to get to the campus and enjoy the most beautiful view of Bordeaux while there.
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Carreire campus
Just five minutes from the city centre, adjacent to the Bordeaux University Hospital (CHU), this campus is home to students in the health sector and numerous research laboratories.
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Dax campus
Close to the ocean, the Pyrenees and the Basque Country, the Dax campus is the ideal place to study and enjoy the great outdoors. You won't find a better place with a festive spirit to combine hiking, board sports and férias.
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Montaigne-Montesquieu campus
Served by tramway line B, this campus, which is currently being renovated, is dedicated to law, economics and management studies.
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Peixotto campus and Bordes campus
No less than 4 tram stops serve these two sprawling science campuses, which have lots of green spaces and recreational areas.
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Périgord campus
In the heart of a region with a rich historical and cultural heritage, the Périgord campus offers a high-quality living and study environment on a human scale, ideal for the transition between secondary school and higher education.
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Rocquencourt campus
Close to the Montaigne-Montesquieu campus, this campus is home to the University Institute of Technology at the Gradignan city limits as well as the Physical and Sporting Activity Faculty (STAPS) in Pessac.
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Victoire campus
In the heart of Bordeaux, this historical site is one of the city's most striking monuments, with its 19th century library in which 40 generations of students have studied. An ideal setting to give your studies a prestigious touch!
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Villenave d'Ornon site (Institute of Vine & Wine Science)
A resolutely-modern place for wine studies and research.
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Mérignac site (Evering Institute)
Evering offers a range of academic programmes in life cycle management for the aerospace and transport industries.
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Bayonne site
In the heart of Bayonne's historical district, this branch of the Physical and Sporting Activity Faculty offers programmes in sports management, in particular in the field of board sports.
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Pey-Berland site
The Pey-Berland site near the Saint André cathedral in the heart of Bordeaux is a building complex dating back to the late 19th century, that houses the Legal and Judicial Centre (PJJ).
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Connected campus sites
The University of Bordeaux has asserted its willingness to promote access to higher education in Aquitaine through connected campus sites. (in French)
Our history
The University of Bordeaux boasts a unique history, stretching from the Renaissance to the 21st century. It is now one of the most influential universities in France and Europe.
Take a look at the university's past and its heritage.
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The Pey-Berland Legal and Judicial Centre © Arthur Pequin -
The Leyteire courtyard on Victoire campus © Arthur Pequin -
The Atrium on the Victoire Campus © Gautier Dufau -
The University of Bordeaux Institute of Vine & Wine Science © University of Bordeaux -
Artwork by Yasuo Mizui, Petrified Fountain 1968 © Olivier Got - University of Bordeaux -
The Institute of Vine and Wine Science opened its doors in 2009 in Villenave d'Ornon © University of Bordeaux -
The Bayonne campus, which offers Sport and Business Management course © Gautier Dufau -
Pedestrian path bordering the tram line, and connecting the Peixotto and Bordes campuses © Arthur Pequin -
The Evering Institute in Mérignac © University of Bordeaux -
The Jacques Latrille outside esplanade on the Carreire campus © Gautier Dufau -
The Leyteire courtyard on Victoire campus © Arthur Pequin -
Pey-Berland legal and judicial centre © Arthur Pequin -
FabLab Coh@bit: an open-access space for learning, collaborating and producing © Gautier Dufau -
Relaxation and catering area for students on the Montaigne-Montesquieu campus © Gautier Dufau