Useful information

  • Help with procedures

    Prepare your mobility before your arrival in France! Feel Français is a digital platform to help you with your administrative and relocation formalities in France.

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  • Welcome Events

    In June, the international Welcome Desk of the Université de Lorraine will hold a series of webinars (in French and English) presenting the essential steps you need to take to prepare for your stay in France. Register to get the links to the webinars!

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  • welcome! kit

    The Welcome! Kit is a guide in French, English and Spanish presenting all the welcome and support services available to the Université de Lorraine’s international students.

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  • Applying for an exchange program

    You want to study at the Université de Lorraine in the context of:

    – an Erasmus+ exchange programme

    – a bilateral cooperation agreement between the Université de Lorraine and your home institution.

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  • Applying outside an exchange program

    How to apply to the Université de Lorraine outside an exchange programme: whether you are a EU or non-EU student ?

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  • Catering

    Catering on campuses in France is managed by CROUS.
    To access the various catering services and pay for your meals, you must activate your Izly digital account (after finalizing your administrative registration at the University).

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  • Choosing your course

    Develop your skills in line with your interests.
    At Université de Lorraine, we offer a comprehensive range of programmes in all fields of study.

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  • Coming to France with a “Student – Mobility Program” residence permit delivered by another European Union (EU) country

    This procedure in the context of a european mobility program is also called “Notification of the mobility in France of a foreign student authorized to stay in another EU Member State”

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  • Complementary or mutual health insurance

    In France, Assurance Maladie (Health Insurance – Social Security) doesn’t reimburse all your healthcare costs. Complementary (or mutual) health insurance covers the remaining costs to be met by the policy holder.

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  • Compulsory insurances in France

    In France, civil liability and home insurance provide financial cover against damage caused to other people and in the event of an incident in your accommodation (fire, water damage, etc.).

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  • Digital tools

    Once you’ve registered at the University, you’ll have access to a computer account and a student messaging address. To activate your account and choose your password, rendezvous on Sésame and enter your student number (indicated on your Student Card).

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  • Essential documents

    Check list of documents to prepare before your departure.

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  • Finding accommodation

    Finding somewhere to live is an essential step in organization of your mobility. Apart from anything else, it’s one of the conditions for obtaining your visa.

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  • Grants

    Grants are on offer to international students from public institutions, companies and foundations, and the Erasmus+ program.

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  • Health Insurance

    In France, Health Insurance is mandatory and free for students. Also called “Sécurité Sociale”, this public body covers a percentage of your healthcare costs.

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  • Housing assistance provided by the Family Allowances Fund (CAF)

    If you need help paying your rent, you can ask the Family Allowance Fund (CAF) for housing assistance. You can make the request whetever your situation (undergraduate, PhD student or researcher).

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