Housing
Finding an accommodation in the Paris area may take some time, so we advice candidates of the Master to take action well in advance.
Some advices follow:
- Centre régional des œuvres universitaires et scolaires de Paris (CROUS) may provide housing to students of Paris universities. The web site is in French (last update May ’16)
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Information is available on the web site of university Paris-Sud:
- Telecom-ParisTech has two dedicated housing facilities, nicknamed “Maisel” (maison des élèves, students’ house). More information is here or here. The contact person (Maisel director) is Bernard Cahen, mail : bernard.cahen@telecom-paristech.fr
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The association HEBERJEUNES (http://www.heberjeunes.fr/) : located in the Orsay campus may give help (Tuesday and Wednesday 2pm-6pm and Friday 9am-12pm)Telephone: 01 69 15 65 44 / 01 69 15 52 52
E-mail: heberjeunes.asso@u-psud.fr
Address :HEBERJEUNES
Université Paris Sud/Paris-Saclay
Maison des Paris-Sudiens
Bâtiment 399
Rue du Doyen André Guinier
91440 Bures-sur-Yvette
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FAC-HABITAT: Another association for renting to the young (<30): www.fac-habitat.com
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UNIVERCITY / ARPEJ : www.univercity.fr
Telephone: 0 820 098 095
- The web platform www.leboncoin.fr allows to access to many opportunities for housing (“co-location”)
- Housing in Paris may be very expensive. We advice to look outside the city, preferably along the “RER B” train line, in particular the southern part. For example, a train from Orsay to Cité Universitaire (the nearest station to Telecom-ParisTech) takes less than half an hour.
- The students of Dario Rossi, professor at Telecom-ParisTech, have provided here some ideas and suggestions to help in finding an accommodation in the Paris area.
Tuition fees
Tuition fees of the M2R amount to 250€
Welfare
Students may access to health insurance at a price of approximately 250€/year.