
University library of Human science
The campus historical landmark. Contemporary works of art rub shoulders with collections of ancient books on a journey through time. (in French)
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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!
At the campus entrance, the two statues that adorn its forecourt form a symbolic dyad representing Nature unveiling itself to Science.
If you venture further, in the centre of the Atrium, you can read the motto "Pro Scientia Urbe et Patria" (For science, the city and the country).
Victoire Campus
3ter Pl. de la Victoire - 33000 Bordeaux
The campus historical landmark. Contemporary works of art rub shoulders with collections of ancient books on a journey through time. (in French)
The Language centre offers foreign language courses free of charge for students and staff. It also organises blind tests, debates and quiz parties in English. (in French)
Eager to help you succeed as a student, the university will guide you through your course of study to your first job.
Your student life may sometimes require support. PHASE is there to help you: flexible exam arrangements, loan of equipment, etc.
The Student Life Centre provides assistance in creating a student association, financing your student projects or helping you to apply for social aid.
The university offers a variety of artistic workshops ranging from dance to video games, supervised by professionals.
The MEB, a century-old Institution in the city centre, beckons you to explore. Discover the ancestral collections and plunge into the heart of human evolution. (in French)
Le Musée is the closest dining hall, right next to the Leyteire courtyard. The other two university dining halls are located right next to the Capucins market. (in French)