Faculté Jean Monnet - Université Paris-Sud

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La Faculté Jean-Monnet
A letter from the Dean....................................................................................
Faculté Jean-Monnet and Paris-Sud 11 University ...............................
Paris-Sud 11 University: key figures............................................................
Faculté Jean Monnet and Sceaux.................................................................
Environment and history of Faculté Jean Monnet . ................................
Organisation chart..........................................................................................
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Admission and enrolment
Admission and enrolment . ........................................................................... 10
Faculté Jean-Monnet facilities at the Orsay campus.............................. 14
Courses
School Office (SEVE).....................................................................................
Understanding the LMD..............................................................................
Licence Law – Economics - Management................................................
Master 1 and 2 Law – Economics - Management.................................
University diplomas (D.U.)..........................................................................
International mobility..................................................................................
Institute of Judiciary Studies (IEJ).............................................................
Institute for the Preparation of General Administration (IPAG).......
Further education..........................................................................................
Faculté Jean-Monnet site plan and some useful numbers...................
How to succeed in your studies
University Information and Guidance service (SCUIO) . ...................
Tutoring . .........................................................................................................
Foreign language courses ............................................................................
Internships and professional integration.................................................
Libraries ..........................................................................................................
IT resources ....................................................................................................
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Research
Research centres at Faculté Jean-Monnet ............................................... 34
Doctoral school .............................................................................................. 35
Practical information for students
Student support ............................................................................................. 38
Accommodation.............................................................................................. 40
Foreign students ............................................................................................ 42
Catering . ......................................................................................................... 43
Sport ................................................................................................................. 44
Culture ............................................................................................................ 45
Health .............................................................................................................. 46
Student mutual funds . ................................................................................ 47
Support for student projects ....................................................................... 48
Student associations .................................................................................... 50
Parking . ........................................................................................................... 54
University calendar ............................................................................................... 55
A Letter from the Dean
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aculté Jean-Monnet, Law-Economics-Management, part of ParisSud 11 University, is one of the top French universities in terms
of scientific recognition and influence, one of five teaching and research
units (UFR), alongside the faculties of Science (Orsay), Pharmacology
(Châtenay-Malabry) and Medicine (Kremlin Bicêtre), UFR Staps (sports
science), engineering school (IFIPS) and Institutes of Technology (Orsay,
Sceaux and Cachan).
Founded in 1968, the Faculty developed its law department and, in
the 1990s diversified into economics and management. With more than
5,000 students at Sceaux (4,400), Orsay (850) and Fontenay aux Roses, the
Faculty offers a broad range of curricula in a dynamic environment, while
continuing to operate on a scale that is propitious to good interpersonal
relations.
Its courses include robust and reputed Licence (BA) degrees and a wide
choice of original Masters degrees, effective language courses, an Institute
of Judiciary Studies that has many alumni now working successfully in the
professions of lawyer and magistrate; it prioritises international exchanges
and the professional insertion of students and is also entering more students into apprenticeship situations. Its open approach to international
collaboration has led to the creation of a series of MA courses: French and
Spanish Law; Law and Advanced Languages; Economics, Management
and Advanced Languages.
Its fast developing research centres are showing great dynamism, regularly organising high-profile symposia.
After a long period of construction and renovation, the Faculty has ben
housed in new or rehabilitated premises since the start of the 2003 academic year. These robust, highly functional facilities in a totally renovated
campus environment provide an original response to the needs of researchers, students and personnel.
It is my sincere wish that our Faculty offer all students the opportunity
to continue their learning process in Law, Economics or Management in a
warm and friendly environment.
Jean Pierre FAUGERE
Professor of Economics
Dean of the Faculté Jean-Monnet
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Faculté Jean-Monnet and
Paris-Sud 11 University
Like thirteen of the seventeen Universities in the Paris region, Paris- Sud 11
University was founded in 1970. It is multi-disciplinary. It covers all disciplines
except the human sciences. Paris-Sud 11 University is also one of the biggest
French universities in terms of range of courses and student population. It also
figures among the top French universities for the quality of its research work: it
ranked 64th in the list of the world’s best universities for 2006 established by the
Jiao Tong University in Shanghai. It is also ranked 16th among European universities and second among French universities. Paris-Sud 11 University has 120
research laboratories recognised by the State and is part of an outstanding scientific environment with a host of nearby laboratories: CNRS, Ecole Polytechnique,
Supelec, Ecole Supérieure d’Optique and Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques.
The University covers five geographical locations: Orsay, Sceaux, Châtenay-Malabry, Kremlin-Bicêtre and Cachan. It includes:
5 Training and Research Units (UFR) still sometimes referred to
as «facultés»:
• Law-Economy-Management (Faculté Jean-Monnet) in Sceaux and Orsay,
• Medicine (Faculté de Médecine) in Kremlin-Bicêtre,
• Pharmacology (Faculté de Pharmacie) in Châtenay-Malabry,
• Science (Faculté de Sciences) in Orsay,
• Science and Technique in Physical and Sports Activities (UFR STAPS) in
Orsay.
3 Technological University Institutes (IUT):
• Electrical engineering, industrial IT, mechanical engineering and production automation in Cachan,
• IT, physical measurement and chemistry in Orsay,
• Management and commerce in Sceaux.
1 Engineering School (IFIPS) in Orsay:
• 3 strands: students, apprentices and further education,
• 5 specialities: electronics, electrical engineering, IT, materials and optronics.
The University Web site gives access to general information on the institution
and on the central services, to all the Web pages developed by the different components of the university and those developed by the laboratories:
http://www.u-psud.fr
Students (year 2006-2007):
Nearly 27,000 students
- 6,800 are registered on Licence (B.A.) courses and 4,500 are pursuing open
Masters courses as part of the LMD reform,
- 2,600 are studying for doctorates,
- 600 are engineering students,
- 4,500 are foreign students from 125 countries,
- 3,200 are on further training courses rewarded by a diploma or an
internship.
Staff :
Paris-Sud 11 University: key figures
- 3,000 lecturer-researchers and researchers
- 3,200 engineering, technical and administrative personnel
- 80 university library staff.
Research environment :
- 500,000 m2 of premises of which 260,000 m2 are devoted to research,
- some 200 research teams working in 120 internationally recognised
laboratories, more than half in partnership with CNRS, INSERM, INRA,
INRIA and CEA.
Faculté Jean-Monnet and Sceaux
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ur town is both proud and happy to host such a prestigious institution
as Paris-Sud 11 University’s Faculté Jean-Monnet, so efficiently led by its
dean, Jean-Pierre Faugère.
Higher education is a major aspect of life in Sceaux. Though the community
only has 20,000 residents, it welcomes a daily influx of nearly 9,000 students, at
Faculté Jean-Monnet, the IUT, the EPF Foundation and the preparatory classes for
the Grandes écoles, run at our two lycées, Lakanal and Marie Curie.
On January 1 2000, Sceaux and five neighbouring towns set up the joint community (communauté d’agglomération) of Hauts-de-Bièvre. Its president, Patrick
Devedjian, asked me to take charge of relations with higher education institutions.
One of the priorities of the joint community will be to do everything possible to offer
the best possible welcome to this student population (particularly for accommodation) and accompany the institutions in their development and their relations with
players in the economy.
To accomplish this we shall be working with public partners and in the wider
perspective of the Scientific and Technological Bièvre Valley. Our commitment is
embodied in the recent implementation of the Rubis telecommunications network.
I shall do my utmost to consolidate the partnership between the town of Sceaux
and Faculté Jean-Monnet in this fast developing environment.
Philippe LAURENT
Mayor of Sceaux
Vice-president of the general council of the Hauts-de-Seine department
Vice-president of the general council of the Hauts-de-Seine department
First vice-president of the joint community of Hauts-de-Bièvre
Just 4 miles (7 km) south of Paris, Faculté Jean-Monnet nestles in the pleasant, green valley environment of Sceaux, a community whose sensitive urban development has ensured that a prestigious past is still everywhere to be seen. The
campus is close to the Sceaux park and castle, a stone’s throw from the Ecole normale supérieure in Fontenay, and within half a mile of the stunning house of the
writer Chateaubriand, with its magnificent park. A small campus backing on to a
green belt and built around a square lawn, it is easy to get around and offers many
places to meet up, get to know people and develop a true campus spirit.
The nearby RER station provides a high-speed connection to the Latin quarter of Paris and the edifice that is a symbol for all law and economics students:
the Panthéon centre, seat of the former Paris Facuilty of Law. Separate yet close,
Faculté Jean-Monnet has a twofold advantage: proximity facilitates scientific exchange, while separateness has enabled the development of original identity and
spirit.
Environment and history of Faculté Jean-Monnet
Jean Pierre FAUGERE
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Dean
1968 Foundation of a Faculty of Law in Sceaux as an offshoot of the Faculty of
Law in Paris
1972 Installation of the first language laboratories.
1973 The Faculty of Law in Sceaux becomes part of Paris-Sud 11 University.
1975 Introduction of the first post-graduate course: the DESS in Health Law.
1976 Creation of the DEA in International Private Law and the «International
Jurists» programme in collaboration with ISIT (higher institute for
interpreting and translation in Paris)
1978 First inter-university cooperation programme with the University of Kent in
the UK.
1988 Foundation of the Institute of Public Business Law (Droit Public des
Affaires) in close collaboration with the professional community, notably
the Paris Bar. First courses in Economics and Management.
The Sceaux Law Faculty changes its name to «Faculté Jean-Monnet, Law
Economics-Management».
1993 Foundation of the campus at Orsay.
2004 Introduction of the L.M.D. (Licence, Master, Doctorat) system.
2005 Completion of the L.M.D. implementation.
FINANCE and
LOGISTICS
Clément CAMBON
SCHOOL OFFICE
(S.E.V.E.)
Catherine PROUST
AUDIOVISUAL and
MULTIMEDIA
Luc RONDELEUX
FACILITIES
Francis VINCENT
PROFESSIONAL INSERTION and
VALIDATION of EXPERIENCE
and QUALIFICATIONS
Anne-Marie CHEOUX-DAMAS
REPRESENTATIVE of
the GENERAL SECRETARY
Martine CARIS
General Secretary :
Jean-Pierre LECLERE
Information and Guidance (SCUIO) – Lydia LOUBET – Anne-Marie PASSAQUET – Martine PONS
Medical Service – Denise RANÇON-MOULY – Sylvie LAI –
– Catherine CLARO – Dominique LOCATELLI
Social Service – Claude WENGER - Brigitte LETEMPLÉ
Library (BU) – Christiane POLLIN – Catherine JACQUES
Catering (CROUS) – Laureline CANAL
International Relations – Laurence PUEL
SHARED SERVICES AND PARTNERS
DEPARTMENT of
FURTHER EDUCATION
Sabine FERRAND-NAGEL
INSTITUTE of JUDICIARY STUDIES
Aurélie HARMAND-LUQUE
DEPARTMENT of LANGUAGE STUDIES
Jean CASSET
DEPARTEMENT of RESEARCH and
DOCTORAL STUDIES
Jérôme FROMAGEAU - Research
Stéphane SAUSSIER - Doctoral School
François JULIEN-LAFERRIERE – Theses
Géraldine GOFFAUX
Pedagogy - Communication
VICE-DEAN
Jérôme FROMAGEAU
International relations, Research
Jean-Pierre FAUGERE
DEAN
PRESIDENT :
Anita BERSELLINI
OFFICE AUTOMATION and IT
Jean-Paul BANKOLE
COMMUNICATION and
PUBLICATIONS
Soline CHASSINE
HUMAN RESOURCES
Evelyne LONGUEVILLE
RELATIONS with
ACADEMIC STAFF
Danielle LOPES
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Admission and enrolment
Admission procedures
The following applies to students who have a French baccalauréat (or other
French qualification accepted as at least equivalent).
1) Baccalauréat obtained during the current year in the Paris region (Ile de
France).
Applicants may indicate their preferred universities through the Ravel on-line
application programme in March or April.
If we are your n°1 choice, we will write you indicating the enrolment dates and
the formalities you will have to accomplish.
2) Baccalauréat from a previous year
You may pick up a form from our Registration Office or download it from our
Web site. You should complete and return it accompanied by:
- a letter of application clearly stating which degree you will be aiming for,
- the list of any grades received since you passed the Baccalauréat,
- a stamped, addressed envelope.
3) Baccalauréat obtained in another French region or a French overseas department or territory.
You may pick up a form from our Registration Office or download it from our
Web site. You should complete and return it accompanied by:
- the list of your Baccalauréat grades,
- a stamped, addressed envelope.
If your application is accepted, the administrative registration department
will send you a letter inviting you to register, along with the complete registration
documents.
Registration for 1st and 2nd year enrolment in BA (Licence) courses
Non E.U. foreign students.
1) Foreign students who already have or are preparing the French baccalauréat.
• Contact the French Embassy in your country of residence in order to collect a
blue pre-registration pack at the beginning of March. When you have filled in the
documents they will be checked by the Embassy’s cultural department which will
then forward them directly to the student’s first-choice University in April.
2) Foreign candidates with qualifications obtained outside France
• Collect the document pack entitled « Demande d’Admission Préalable » (Preliminary Enrolment Request) between December 15 and January 15.
- Foreign residents: from the cultural adviser at the French Embassy in your
country of residence.
- French resident: from the University nearest your home ONLY for applicants residing outside France in possession of a residence permit valid for at least
one year
– or via the Internet : www.education.gouv.fr (on-line since October).
THE DOCUMENTS SHOULD BE RETURNED WITH THE
ENDORSEMENT FROM THE EMBASSY OR THE UNIVERSITY
(OBLIGATORY) BEFORE JANUARY 31.
* Language test: for nationals of countries where French is not the official
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language (except for members of the European Union, and holders of the DALF –
Diplôme approfondi de langue française) a French language proficiency test is held
in mid-February. A fee is charged to foreign applicants resident in France wishing
to pass this test, organised by the Centre International d’Etudes Pédagogiques.
- Registration for the test via the www.ciep.fr Web site opens in December.
Applicants submitting a preliminary endorsement request must pass this
test.
French nationals and applicants from E.U. countries
• Residents abroad who either hold or are preparing a French baccalauréat
should ask for a pre-registration form for students outside the catchment area
from the School Office.
• Holders of a foreign qualification should ask for a Validation of Personal and
Professional Experience and Qualifications (Validation des acquis personnels et
professionnels) from the local office:
- by mail : 54 Boulevard Desgranges – Bâtiment A
92331 Sceaux Cedex - France
- by e-mail: [email protected]
At any time between the months of October and May.
Enrolment in the 3rd year of a BA (Licence) course and the 1st year of a Master
course
• Holders of qualifications gained outside France, or that are not sufficient for
access by right to the courses offered by the University: should ask for a Validation
of Personal and Professional Experience and Qualifications (Validation des acquis
personnels et professionnels) from the local office:
- by mail : 54 Boulevard Desgranges – Bâtiment A
92331 Sceaux Cedex - France
- by e-mail: [email protected]
From the month of October to May 15 (these dates are not firm).
NB: foreign students from non-E.U countries should note that admission
to the 1st year of Master course or the 3rd year of the B.A. (Licence) course
is not unconditional. You are strongly advised to complete the Demande
d’Admission Préalable (Preliminary Enrolment Request) documents available
from the French Embassy in your country of residence.
Failing this, applicants for the 1st year of the Master course or the 3rd year of
B.A (Licence) who are rejected by the Admissions Commission will not be allowed to register in the 1st or 2nd year of the B.A. (Licence) course.
Important: registration for the 2nd year of the Master course is on the basis of
the application forms only. The starting date for the withdrawal and return of
application forms are announced in April on the Web site: www.u-psud.fr
Applicants who have already enrolled at a French university.
Incoming and outgoing transfers
Any French or foreign students having already enrolled at a French University
and who wish to continue or return to studies broken off at Paris-Sud 11 University must request the appropriate transfer forms from their current University.
Students transferring from another University to enrol at Paris-Sud 11
You can collect a transfer request form from our Registration Office (office
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B11) or from the Registration Office in your original University. You should complete and return it accompanied by:
- the list of your grades obtained since the Baccalauréat,
- a stamped, addressed envelope,
- any useful supporting document (e.g.: notification of a change of place of
employment of either parents or spouse).
Applicants will be informed of the decision based on academic achievement
by the SEVE at the end of June.
Transfers from Paris Sud 11 University
To pursue your studies in another university you must complete your transfer
request form and send it to us accompanied by a Library discharge. This request
should then be submitted to the Registration Office (office B11) that will endorse
or reject your application (the latter eventuality may occur if you are involved in
litigation with your University Library).
Dual registration: please enquire at Office B 11.
Admission by Validation of experience and qualifications:
Applicants who do not fall into the categories mentioned above may nonetheless be admitted via a procedure to validate their prior experience and qualifications.
Application forms may be collected between October and May.
You will be informed of the decision of the pedagogic committee at the end
of June, and if you have been admitted will receive a letter inviting you to register.
You must comply with this procedure to register with the University’s administration.
Registration
General principle
1) Administrative registration
You must comply with the date indicated on the convocation. You may also
consult our calendar on our Web site www.u-psud.fr
The forms you deposit for a first-time enrolment must be filled in completely.
Please note that the administrative enrolment procedure automatically also registers you with the
French social security scheme for students.
You may be affiliated to one of two separate centres. You should consult the
relevant documentation to ensure that you make the best choice regarding your
personal circumstances.
The administration is strictly neutral and is not able to advise you on this
choice.
Your fees cover:
- tuition,
- access to the library,
- a contribution to the Fonds de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes (FSDIE), see page 51,
- your subscription to the preventive medicine scheme,
- your subscription to the student social security system.
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Other fees:
- access to the library holdings,
- sports activities,
- specific fees for students following Further Education or a specific University diploma course.
Students on grants or other study allocations are automatically exonerated
from the payment of University fees. Requests for exoneration may be granted in
exceptional circumstances of financial difficulty (forms should be collected from
the School Office).
2) Course registration
Students register at the pedagogic secretary’s office. Registration for each semester is mandatory.
This registration determines how you will be allocated to groups for class
work and your examination timetable. It cannot subsequently be modified during
the semester.
School Office (« Accueil et Vie de l’Etudiant »)
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 58 / 17 54
Open Monday to Friday: 9:15 a.m. - midday / Tuesday and Thursday: 1:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m.
3) Affiliation to the French student social security system
This is obligatory for all students under the age of 28 (except for salaried
persons working more than 20h/month with a contract covering the period 01
/10/2007 to 30/09/2008.
Affiliation is an automatic part of the administrative registration procedure
and takes effect as from the payment of the Social Security contribution, inclusive
in registration fees.
Students on a grant and having received formal notification of their grant for
the year are exonerated.
Supplementary coverage (Mutuelles)
Joining a mutual fund scheme in France entitles you to coverage over and
above that offered by the basic student social security scheme (see page 50).
Renewing registrations on line
All students who have already enrolled at the University must renew their
enrolment on-line.
wwww.jm.u-psud.fr or www.jm.u-psud.fr/inscription/index.htm
Registration must be renewed in July or September, the two periods when the
on-line service is available. Note that precise dates are subject to modification
each year.
For full details of this procedure see our Web site or contact the « School Office » department, Office B11.
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The buildings:
236 bis: registration office, library, lecture hall, rooms for classwork
236 ter: classrooms.
237 : lecture hall, cafeteria.
Some useful numbers:
. Caretakers Orsay: 01 69 15 46 03
. Infirmeries Orsay : 01 69 15 76 07 / 65 39
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School Office (SEVE)
Faculté Jean-Monnet considers its quality policy as part of a broad commitment to making sure that the students enjoy their time at the University. The concept of educational community is firmly anchored in the culture of our Faculty
and is implemented by the School Office (SEVE). All the School Office services
are concentrated in a single site to facilitate communication and welcome students more efficiently.
Collectively involved in accompanying students throughout their course, the
School Office is always on hand to answer their queries about administrative and
educational issues and if necessary refer them to the appropriate organisations.
SCHOOL OFFICE
Officer: Catherine PROUST
Assistants: Claudine TOFANICCHIO and Sylvie RUSSELL
LAW
EDUCATION
SECTION
LICENCE
Officer:
Nathalie GIMARD
L1 - Valérie PEREZ
L2 - Murielle POISOT
L3 - Régis HAMON
L1, L2 - In Orsay
Marie-Ange MARCHETTI
MASTERS
Officer:
Liliane CHEVALIER
M1 - Carole SEEL
M2 - Martine DE LA VILLE
Béatrice BENATTAR
Anne-Sandrine BUAT
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Karima KERROUMI
Reception Enrolment
Administrative
Transfers Grants
Julie TOURNIER
Dominique BRETONIERE
Validation of
qualifications
Danièle DUBARRY
ECONOMICS
MANAGEMENT
EDUCATION SECTION
Officer:
Sylvie CORDEBARD
LICENCE
L1, L2 -In Orsay
Laurence PEILLEX
L3 – In Sceaux
Cécile MAUCERI
MASTERS
M1 - Cécile MAUCERI
M2 - Lydie BALLANGER
Distance learning
Joëlle DOUKHAN
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
Florence PEYRE
Canège
Laurence VAGNAIR
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LICENCE
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BRANCH
CURRICULUM
LAW
Law
Private Law
Public Law
Corporate Law
Law – Languages and Civilisations
Law and Advanced Theory and Methodology
Licence (B.A.) with Validation of qualifications from
initial training
Licence (B.A.) with Validation of qualifications from
further training
Public administration (LAP)
Public
Administration
The University of Paris « Centre Audiovisuel d’Etudes Juridiques » also offers a distance
learning course in law. Brochures are available from the Registration Office.
DOMAIN
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ECONOMICS Economics-
MGMT.
Management
CURRICULUM
Applied economics (fast track available)
Business management
Commerce – Sales
Economics – Management and Law
Accounting
Economics and Mathematics (2 years - L1 and L2)
Economics – Management and Languages (2 years – L1
and L2)
It is possible to follow this course from home (distance learning and CANEGE digital
campus)
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MASTERS 1
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LAW
Law
Legal and Fiscal ECONOMICS
Consulting
MGMT.
Private and Judiciary
Law speciality Private
Business Law
Notarial Law
Notarial law with
CSEN
International
Private Law
Social Law
General Public Law
Public Business Law
International Law and European Law
Law, Innovation, Communication,
Culture (DI2C)
Environment Law
LAW
Economics,
ECONOMICS Technology
MGMT.
and Territory
Economics Technology
Territory
INTERMEDIARY DIPLOMA
Maîtrise (M.A.) in Law,
speciality : Business Law
Maîtrise (M.A.) en Law,
speciality Business Law with
University Diploma in Law,
Languages and Civilisations
Law or Careers in Law
and Criminal Science
speciality Business Law
speciality Notarial Law
speciality Notarial Law
speciality International Law
speciality Social Law
speciality Public Law
speciality Public Law
speciality International Law and
European Law
speciality Business
branch Public Law
Maîtrise (M.A.) in Economics,
Technology and
Territory
International International studies International Studies
Studies LAW
Management of
ECONOMICS Organisations
MGMT.
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Management of Maîtrise (M.A.) in Management
Organisations
of Organisations
International
Maîtrise (M.A.) in Management
Purchasing &
of Organisations
Commerce
Accounting Maîtrise (M.A.) in Management
Inspection Audit
of Organisations
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Basic and Applied Law
Basic private law (R)
Contract law (R)
Processual law (R and P)
Public law (R and P)
Canon law (R)
European Notarial Law (P)
Penal Law and Practice of Penal Law (P)
Corporate Law Business lawyer (P)
Law of Products and Public Supply Contracts (P)
Public corporation and service law (P)
Business and E.U. Law (P)
Law and Labour Relations Practice (P)
Law of Construction and Urban Development (P)
International Business Law (P)
Supplementary Skills in the Management
of Organisations (P)
Law innovation communication culture (with Paris I)
Law on Cultural Heritage (P)
Law and Digital Creation (P)
Law and Technical Innnovation (P)
Law and New Properties (R)
Law of international and European
activities
International and European Public Law (R)
Law and Space and Electrionic
Communications Activities (R and P)
E.U. Law and Businesses (R)
International studies
Diplomacy and Strategic negotiations (R and P)
Management of Development projects in Africa (P)
Sustainable Agricultural Development (R and P)
Medical responsibility (R and P)
Regulatory aspects of the Health Care Industries (P)
Pharmaceutical Marketing (P)
Law and health
management
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Environmental Law (P)
Sustainable Agricultural Development (R and P)
Science of
Management and Urban Sports Law (P)
sport and society
ECONOMICS Economics, technology, Territory
Business and the European Market (P)
Economics and Management of Information and
Networks (R)
Innovation, Research promotion and
Transfer of Competencies (P)
Decentralisation and Territorial Economics (P)
R: Research
P: Professional
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MASTERS 2
DOMAIN BRANCH
MGMT.
Management of
organisations
SPECIALITIES
Businesses and Public Services (P)
Strategy and Financial Engineering (P)
Human Resources Management Audit (P)
Accounting, Inspection, Audit (P)
International Purchasing and Commerce (P)
Organisation, Strategies and Risks (R)
R: Research
P: Professional
UNIVERSITY DIPLOMAS (UD)
UD Gratianus (IC)
UD Changes in Chinese Business (AC)
UD Certificate in French Legal Studies (IC)
(programme agreements with Edinburgh, Leicester, Marburg, Madrid, Padua)
(IC)
UD Public Business law (IC)
UD Initiation in Diplomacy and International Relations (IC)
UD Languages and Civilisations level 1 Law-Economics-Management (IC)
UD Languages and Civilisations level 2 Law-Economics-Management (IC)
UD Languages and Civilisations level 3 Law (IC)
UD Languages and Civilisations level 4 Law (IC)
UD Languages and Civilisations Chinese English (IC)
UD Training in Organisation Management (IC)
IC: Introductory course
AC: Advanced course
OTHER
Preparation for French civil service entry exams (concours administratifs)
UD in legal studies for students at the Ecole du Louvre 1 (IC)
Certificate in general art history 1, awarded by the Ecole du Louvre to students
enrolled in L2 Law at Faculté Jean-Monnet (admission based on school record in
June).
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International Relations Department
Building B Ground floor - Office B 11 Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 83 - Fax: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 15
[email protected]
Foreign exchange programmes are organised for first and second year Licence
(L2 and L3) students wishing to spend their third year of Licence (L3) or first year
of Maîtrise (M1) abroad in partner Universities in the following countries:
Europe (ERASMUS programme):
• for Law students: England, Scotland, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic
(classes in English), Italy.
• for students in economy and management: Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Italy.
North America (for students in economy & management only):
• the MICEFA programme offers some fifty universities in the USA and Canada.
• the CREPUQ programme is for universities in Quebec.
Courses
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International mobility
PROCEDURE
- For the ERASMUS programme
Collect the application form from the International Relations Department
(SRI) between February and March. Applicants will be selected on the basis of
the written application and an interview.
Results of the selections will be published in April.
- For the CREPUQ programme
Contact the SRI at the end of October. Application forms must be
returned at the start of February.
The University in Quebec will itself select from among the applicants.
- For the MICEFA programme
Write to SRI or MICEFA:
Centre Saint Jacques
26 rue du faubourg Saint Jacques - 75014 PARIS
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 51 76 96 - Fax: +33 (0)1 44 07 18 10
[email protected] - www.micefa.org
Important: you must register to pass the TOEFL English test no later than
November.
Applications must be deposited at the International Relations Department:
mid-December.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
• Erasmus allocation,
•International mobility support (grant based on social criteria).
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Courses
Institute of judiciary studies (IEJ)
IEJ SECRETARIAT
Building B
Office 418
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 18 66 / 68
[email protected]
The Institute of Judiciary Studies prepares students for the:
• entry examination for the Centre Régional de Formation Professionnelle
d’Avocats (CRFPA) (for laywers)
• entry examination for the École Nationale de la Magistrature (ENM) (for
magistrates).
The CRFPA examination is open to students holding an M.A. (Maîtrise) in
Law, registered at a Master’s I diploma, holding a Master in Law or Juridical Science, and to students holding any of the qualifications recognised as equivalent
for entering a career as a lawyer (by French govt. order 25/11/98 modified by the
govt. order of 21/3/07).
Applicants must enrol as from the month of September at the IE Jsecretariat.
The external entrance examination for ENM is open to any of the following:
holders of a qualification obtained from a post-Baccalauréat course of at least four
years; holders of a diploma delivered by an Institute of Political Studies; former
students of the École Normale Supérieure. Students must be aged under 27 on
January 1 of the year of the examination.
Classes start in October.
Seminars (an average length of 2 hours) to help students prepare for the two
examinations are held late afternoon from Monday to Friday, and some classes are
available on Saturday mornings.
Mock examinations are generally held on Saturday afternoons.
Students may enrol for either preparatory course or, if they wish, for both,
but in the latter case will not be able to follow all classes for both courses as the
timetables overlap (in this case registration fees are reduced).
Information about IEJ and how it operates may be consulted on the Web site:
www.jm.u-psud.fr
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IPAG (Institut de Préparation à l’Administration Générale) is a section of the
Faculté Jean-Monnet that is devoted to preparing students for the entrance examinations (concours) for positions in the French civil service.
IPAG offers two types of course:
• A degree in public administration (Licence d’Administration Publique - LAP)
This course is sanctioned by a diploma and delivers all the knowledge and methodology required to pass the entrance examinations for the French civil service, while
at the same time delivering a university diploma at the end of the academic year,
provided that the student has completed course work, attended classes and shown
an appropriate level of motivation.
Courses
Faculté
Jean-Monnet
Admission
and
enrolment
Institut for the Preparation
of General Administration
• Preparation to public administration entrance examinations (PCA)
This course supplements students’ knowledge in law, economics and general
culture, while at the same time enabling them to learn the methods required to successfully negotiate the examinations (« dissertation », « note de synthèse », etc.).
The academic team is made of lecturers and professors but also professionals
from the civil service who combine to deliver an ideal preparation for a career in the
civil service.
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Further education
Further education department
Building A
Ground floor - Office A5
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 18 20 - Fax: +33 (0)1 40 91 18 24
[email protected]
The Further Education department (Formation Continue) at the Faculté JeanMonnet organises vocational training courses and full-time diploma courses in
the fields of law, economics, and management.
These courses are designed for anyone wishing to return to studying, whatever their current employment status, and who are seeking a new qualification,
an opportunity to retrain, or a career move.
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Faculté Jean-Monnet site plan
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Useful points
. Telephone: Building E, next to room 6
. Photo machine: next to the cafeteria
. Photocopy machines: University library and Hall of Building A
Useful numbers
. Security: 01 40 91 18 81
. Reception and switchboard: 01 40 91 17 00
. Caretakers Sceaux : 01 40 91 17 16
. Infirmeries Sceaux : 01 40 91 17 12
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Emergency numbers
Emergency calls from a cellphone: 112
Police: 17
Fire service: 18
Emergency medical care (SAMU) 15
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University Information and Guidance
Service (SCUIO) University Information and Guidance service
Building B
Lower ground floor
Open Monday to Friday, 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
- Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 18 38 / 17 98
[email protected]
Housed at the « Maison des études », the services dedicated to welcoming
students, and giving information and personal and vocational guidance are also a
part of each component of University life.
Faculté Jean-Monnet operates a SCUIO (Service Commun Universitaire
d’Information et d’Orientation) office which has the following missions:
• to welcome high school pupils and new students: information on university
curricula and university life,
• to develop documentation on training,
• to help develop your academic and vocational projects: pursue studies, supplementary training, new guidance, job opportunities…
• to prepare you for a job (CV, job application letter, etc.)
• to help you consult software for orientation and career guidance
• to organise conferences, meetings and workshops.
Students have free access to four computers to conduct research, and connections to a WI-FI terminal are also available.
Research assistants will be happy to help you in the documentation room and
guide you in your research. A psychological counsellor is also available and will
meet you by appointment for an individual interview.
Tutoring
Faculté Jean-Monnet has set up a system whereby first year Licence students
can receive assistance in methodology in the form of tutoring from students who
are further forward in their studies. This is organised as from mid-October and is
provided on a voluntary basis.
Tutors will help you to become familiar with:
- the campus and the available services.
- the types of exercices used in classwork.
They are also on hand to answer your questions and generally help you to fit
in better with your adademic surroundings.
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Building B
Office 211
[email protected]
The Department offers a wide range of half-yearly or yearly courses in
English, German and Spanish. These take the form of weekly three-hour classroom sessions.
The courses enable students with any level of language ability to follow a language curriculum throughout their studies in law/economics/management.
- Preparation for ASPLEF (Association pour la promotion des langues
étrangères en France) examinations
- Preparation for the University of Cambridge (UK) examinations: First Certificate, Business English Certificate, Advanced, Proficiency,
- Preparation for the London Chamber of Commerce examination,
- Preparation for the Franco-German Chamber of Commerce examination,
- Preparation for the Franco-Spanish Chamber of Commerce examination.
Also, the Department offers a special University Diploma in Law/Languages
and Civilisations. This is a completely integrated curriculum followed as from
the first year (L1) of a Licence (B.A.) course. It enables students, subject to passing the admission tests, to study law and a combination of two foreign languages
(English-German, English-Spanish, Chinese-English).
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Foreign language courses
Internships and professional integration
Building A
Office 414
[email protected]
Sceaux Tel.: 01 40 91 18 75 - Orsay Tel.: 01 69 15 70 56
This service provides students with training in techniques and practical
advice for finding an internship in a professional environment or a full-time job.
Colette Semaan, the professional integration officer, organises group sessions
mediated by specialised human resources and recruitment consultants. These
sessions are organised at the request of the teaching staff.
The following topics are addressed:
• Search strategies (recruitment practises, unsolicited applications, etc.),
• Internet resources (how to find useful information quickly, etc.)
• Job applications (writing a CV, a job application letter, etc.),
• Interviews (preparing and succeeding).
Workshops:
This is group work actively involving each participant. Workshops only concern a small number of students and are held in a classroom. Three hours should
be allowed for each workshop.
The following workshops are organised
•1 : CV
•2 : Targeting opportunities
•3 : Job application letters
•4 : Simulating a job interview.
Display panels in the hall of Building B on the upper ground floor.
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Libraries
The seven university libraries at Paris-Sud 11 University form a shared documentation resource (Service Commun de la Documentation) available to students
and lecturers/researchers, in connection with the libraries of associated laboratories and research centres.
Students in Law, Economics and Management have access to three libraries,
two of which are in Sceaux and one on the campus at Orsay.
••••••••••
SCEAUX CAMPUS
The University Library, accessible to all.
The Research Library, reserved for Master 2 and Doctorate students.
The Sceaux University Library
Building G
Open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.;
Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(Summer hours from July 2 to October 6:
from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.)
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 19 24 - www.u-psud.fr/fr/biblio.html
COLLECTIONS
The Paris-Sud 11 common library catalogue can be consulted on the library’s
Web site.
Printed material
• 60,000 books (5,500 acquisitions each year),
• 450 legal, economic and general information periodicals,
• Theses and memoires.
Electronic documents,
• The library has subscriptions to the leading on-line legal and economic databases.
MEMBERSHIP
Your library card will be delivered on presentation of your student card and an
ID photo. It gives you access to all the Paris-Sud 11 libraries.
LOANS
• You can borrow up to three books for a period of two weeks.
TRAINING
• Sessions to present the library and electronic resources at the start of the
year,
• Documentary methodology (for L1 students).
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• All services are accessible to the disabled,
• Bibliographic information: libraries are available to help you to find the
documents you need,
• Wi-Fi terminals: you can access the Internet from your personal computer
in our reading rooms,
• Group work rooms: three rooms are available and can be reserved for
groups of two to six students,
• Rooms for lecturers and researchers: one room is reserved for teaching staff
and students registered for doctorate courses at the Faculté Jean-Monnet,
• Photocopiers: six photocopiers are available for the duplication of extracts
of library documents (0.10 €/copy),
• Inter-library loans: this service gives access to works not held at Sceaux but
available from other French or foreign libraries along with photocopies of
articles in reviews (a fee is charged for this service)
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RECEPTION AND SERVICES
ORSAY SITE
A University Library, accessible to all.
The University Library, Orsay branch Building 236 ter
Open from Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 69 15 46 11 or (0)1 69 15 56 04
www.u-psud.fr/fr/biblio.html
MEMBERSHIP
Your library card will be delivered on presentation of your student card and
an ID photo.
LOANS
Each student may borrow up to five works for a period of two weeks.
Your library card gives you access without other formalities to all the libraries
in the Service Commun de la Documentation of Paris-Sud 11 University, listed on
the back of the card.
You can use
• 5 Internet workstations: consultation limited to 30 minutes if there is strong
demand – Priority to documentary research
• 1 on-line catalogue listing and giving locations of all collections.
COLLECTIONS
In the library:
• 20,552 documents
• Newspapers, magazines, reviews
• Annals of examinations from 1991 to 2006.
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On the on-line catalogue:
• Encyclopedias,
• Newspaper and magazine articles,
• Legal and economic databases.
RECEPTION AND SERVICES
• Home lending service,
• Reference library service – Document search facilities
• Access to the Wi-Fi terminal for all students at Paris-Sud 11,
• A photocopy machine is available to students (payment by cash or with a
reloadable card at a degressive price)
• Consultation of the Internet and electronic resources (documents can be
printed with a photocopy card).
A team is on hand to answer your queries.
Please consult us if you need help for your research work,.
You can make suggestions for acquisitions by e-mail to:
Building A
Room A 205
Open from Monday to Thursday
9:00 a.m - 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
and Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 19 47
The Research Library at Faculté Jean-Monnet centralises and manages the
documentation from seven research teams recognised by the Faculty:
• Analysis of industrial and social dynamics (ADIS),
• Centre for studies and research in IPR law (CERDI),
• College of international studies (CEI),
• Law and religious societies (DSR),
• Charles Dumoulin Institute (ICD),
• Institute of public law studies (IEDP),
• Economic and social management of organisations (PESOR).
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Research library
The library has seven freely accessible computer workstations enabling:
• Access to the Internet (Web and e-mail),
• Access to a laser printer (a fee is charged: university library card system),
• Access to digital documentation,
• The use of the main common databases and those proposed by the University library,
• The ability to send selected documents from databases to your e-mail address.
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STUDENT ACCOUNT
All students at Paris-Sud 11 University are fully entitled to register and have
access to the many services available on their student account.
The account is activated through your Paris-Sud 11 University student number (8 digits) on your student card, and your date of birth. To activate your account, go to the student activation section in the Adonis directory:
https://adonis.u-psud.fr/activation/
Your account will be created automatically and a password will be assigned
to you. You will be given an electronic address in this format « [email protected] ». You can change your password at any time.
Your student account gives access to a set of different services:
• Electronic mail (through an e-mail software or directly by webmail).
• The University wi-fi network (several terminals are distributed throughout
the classroom buildings and in the university library).
• The training platform providing on-line access to documents for course and
classroom work.
SELF-SERVICE IT ROOMS
At Sceaux
• Room B307, open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Some twenty workstations are available with Internet access, MS Office,
Open Office and a range of specialised software. The room also has a printer that you can use with your card.
• Library and Research
Library Workstations dedicated to documentary research are available.
Orsay
• Building 336
Students have access to the Science Faculty rooms in Building 336.
• Library
Workstations dedicated to documentary research are available.
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Research centres at Faculté Jean-Monnet
Research has a central role at Faculté Jean-Monnet. Along with teaching, it is
one of the main missions of our academic staff. Seven teams and an international
research group (GDRI, in association with the French National Scientific Research
Centre - CNRS), provide a platform for high-quality research in economics, law
and management, within the broader context of the predominantly science-oriented Paris-Sud 11 University. A resource and decision support centre, the research department has a mission, within the overall goals set by the Scientific
Council, of organising the administrative management and also assembling and
promoting all the scientific publications by our colleagues at the University.
http://recherche.jm.u-psud.fr/
ECONOMICS
ADIS (Analysis of industrial and social
dynamics)
Director: Stéphane SAUSSIER
http://www.adislab.net/ MANAGEMENT
PESOR (Economic and social
management of organisations)
Director:
Sandra CHARREIRE-PETIT
http://pesor.jm.u-psud.fr/ PRIVATE LAW
CERDI (Centre for Studies and
research in IPR law - electronic
business, intellectual property)
Directors: Pierre SIRINELLI and
Antoine LATREILLE
http://www.jm.u-psud.fr/~cerdi/
ICD (Institut Charles Dumoulin)
Directors:
Mme Pauline REMY-CORLAY and
M. Christophe SERAGLINI
http://www.jm.u-psud.fr/~icd/
PUBLIC LAW
IEDP (Institute of Public Law Studies)
Director:
François JULIEN-LAFERRIERE
http://www.jm.u-psud.fr/~iedp/
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HISTORY OF LAW
DSR (Law and Religious Societies)
Directors:
Brigitte BASDEVANT-GAUDEMET
and Jean-Paul DURAND
http://www.jm.u-psud.fr/dsr/
PLURIDISCIPLINARY RSEARCH
CEI (Interdisciplinary studies)
An alliance of CREMOC, CADMOS,
CECA, COBEA, GEKEM, GRAEEP, IDEST
Director: Daniel DORMOY
http://recherche.jm.u-psud.fr/cei.
htm
GDRI (International research group)
CNRS Cultural Heritage, Art and Law
Director: Jérôme Fromageau
http://recherche.jm.u-psud.fr/
Doctoral School Secretariat
Ghislaine BONESIO
Building A
Office 302
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 61 [email protected]
The Doctoral School of Law, Economics and Management is one of the sixteen doctoral schools at Paris-Sud 11 University.
All the research teams at Faculté Jean-Monnet are involved in this institution which is endorsed by the French Ministry for University Education under
the terms of a four-year contractual agreement. It is multi-disciplinary, bringing
together researchers, jurists, economists and managers.
Research
Doctoral School
At Paris-Sud 11 University, where the predominant disciplines are in hard
science, the Doctoral School at Faculté Jean-Monnet has a strong and distinctive
thematic identity. However it does enjoy support in many forms from the University’s other doctoral schools (Medicine, Pharmacology, Space science, Computing,
etc.)
The different branches covered by the Doctoral School at Faculté Jean-Monnet work on a wide range of research themes, but they are united by a common
approach, the need for a multi-disciplinary curriculum, the sharing of experience
and the imperative of working closely with students during their thesis, while
looking ahead to their professional opportunities.
This cross-fertilization favours innovative research and is extended to collaborations with other universities and scientific bodies in France and elsewhere.
The international dimension is a priority at the Doctoral School at Faculté
Jean-Monnet.
The Doctoral School supervises theses in the following disciplines:
• Private law,
• Public law,
• History of law,
• Economics,
• Management,
• Politics.
For more information on the Doctoral School or doctorate enrolment, please
contact the school Secretary’s office.
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Student support
CROUS (Centre Régional des Œuvres Universitaires et scolaires) is an organisation whose vocation is to contribute to the improvement of the living and
working conditions of students. The Versailles branch is responsible for the area
covered by the Academy of Versailles (including Paris sud-11 University). Its mandate includes the management of grants, university restaurants, and student accommodation.
Grants
Grants are managed by the School Office («Accueil et Vie de l’Etudiant»),
Office B11, « Accueil et Vie de l’Etudiant »
Building B
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 59 / 17 58 / 17 54
[email protected]
Open to the public from Monday to Friday.
Higher education grants based on social criteria (from 1st year of
licence to master 1)
Age conditions
Beneficiaries must be under 26 on October 1 of the university year for a first
allocation (except when specifically waived)
Nationality conditions
• Beneficiaries must be of French nationality;
• Or a national of the European Union working or having worked in France;
• Or a political refugee holding the card delivered by OFPRA (Office français
de protection des réfugiés et apatrides);
• Or a foreign national whose parents (father and mother) have been resident
in France with their dependent children for at least two years.
Academic conditions
Grants will be allocated for each university year.
You must be:
• Holder of the Baccalauréat or of a title admitted as Equivalent for a first
year.
• Preparing a diploma entitling the applicant to a grant.
• Following full-time studies at a normal pace.
Applicants must not have interrupted their studies after the age of 26 (age on
October 1 of the university year in progress).
Grant application forms must be returned in the pre-printed envelope supplied by the Versailles branch of CROUS. Grants are not renewed automatically
and students must renew their application each year.
YOU CAN REQUEST THE STUDENT WELFARE (« DOSSIER SOCIAL ») FORMS FROM
THE CROUS VERSAILLES OFFICE WEB SITE
Between January 15 2008 to April 30 2008 at: www.crous-versailles.fr
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Grants are allocated on the basis of academic criteria.
However, when applicants are deemed to have equal merit, priority is given to
Honorific loans
Honorific loans may be allocated to students of French nationality pursuing
studies in a higher education instiution governed by the French Ministry of Education.
Forms must be collected from and returned to the School Office (« Section
accueil et Vie de l’Etudiant »), Office B11.
Collect forms before the end of September.
1st round : forms must be deposited no later than October 15 2007.
2nd round: forms must be deposited no later than February 1 2008.
Conditions for allocation
These loans are allocated at two annual sessions (mid-November and at the
end of March). Requests are submitted to the local honorific loans committee that
assesses each request on the basis of academic, social and local criteria.
Students are not entitled to receive a higher education grant and an honorific
loan during the same academic year.
Payment of honorific loans
Beneficiaries of honorific loans undertake to start refunding them no later
than the tenth year following the year of graduation (acquisition of the grade or
diploma for which the loan was awarded). Loans are interest-free.
for students
applicants who were already grant beneficiaries the previous year.
The grant request is a two-phase process:
1 - Students fill in the request form on the Web site: www.crous-versailles.fr
between January 15 and April 30 2008.
2 – As from the start of the academic year and before October 15, the applicant
collects the application forms for a grant based on university criteria from
the grants office of the university at which he or she wishes to enrol, even if
the university department concerned has not yet accepted the application.
Travel grants
Travel grants help French students and grant holders to pay at least part of
their travel costs.
To be entitled to this support, the student must be fulfilling an individual internship in a French overseas territory or department. The internship must necessarily be an integral part of their university studies and its duration must be at
least one month.
Local community grants.
If you are a resident of the Essonne (91) department and are 25 years old, the
department’s council (Conseil Général de l’Essonne) may be able to help you with
a grant.
Applications from September 1 to October 31 2007.
University Solidarity Fund (FSU)
The FSU may grant individual aid to students in serious difficulty.
You should make an appointment with our Service Social.
Mrs WENGER
Tel.: +33 (0)1 46 83 58 20
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Accommodation
The application procedure for a room in one of the halls of residence run by
the CROUS branch in Versailles, is the same as for your grant request based on
social criteria. Simply mention on your student social forms that you are applying
for a grant and for accommodation.
CROUS allocates rooms to students according to availability.
Rooms may be released for students on the waiting list (by order of indexed
social priority) in the course of the year if there are any withdrawals.
Crous de Versailles
145 bis, Boulevard de la Reine
78005 Versailles
Grants & Accommodation:
Tél. : 0 810 001 541
Fax : 01 39 20 85 17
Nearby residences:
SCEAUX :
Le Tocqueville
4, sentier de Fontenay
Tél. : 01 43 50 76 71
FONTENAY-AUX-ROSES :
résidence de Fontenay-aux-roses
15, rue des Saint-Sauveurs
92260 Fontenay-aux-Roses
Tél. : 01 46 60 88 10
MASSY :
EFIDIS student residence
6, rue Eric Tabarly
Tél. : 01 69 20 81 71
ORSAY :
UNIVERSITY HALLS OF RESIDENCE
résidence La Pacaterie
Building 499, 91406 Orsay
Tél. : 01 69 15 75 98
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Bures Sud
Building 231
91440 Bures-sur-Yvette
Tél. : 01 69 15 78 93
résidence l’Ile - Bures
14, rue du Dr Colle, Bâtiment 227
91440 Bures-sur-Yvette
Tél. : 01 69 07 68 96
résidence le Bosquet,
BP 2, 91440 Les Ulis
Tél. : 01 69 07 62 40
Student accommodation:
CHATENAY
21, rue Henri Marrou
Tél. : 01 46 61 14 61
(for women)
FONTENAY AUX ROSES
Lanteri hall of residence
7, rue Gentil Bernard
Tél. : 01 41 13 36 00
résidence Fleming
rue Maginot, 91406 Orsay
Tél. : 01 69 18 97 97
Other accommodation:
BAGNEUX
Foyer sncf
Tél. : 01 40 18 67 17
Foyer Victor Hugo
16, Av.Victor Hugo
Tél. : 01 45 36 11 90
résidence de Bures Nord
Building 232,233
Tél. : 01 69 15 77 02
BOURG-LA-REINE
4, rue Bobière de Vallière
Tél. : 01 47 02 43 36
MASSY
CIMADE International hostel
80, rue du 8 Mai 1945
Tél. : 01 60 13 58 90
Autres :
ASSOCIATION HEBERJEUNES
Building 333 Campus
91405 ORSAY
Tél. : 01 69 15 52 52
OFFICE DU TOURISME
DE LA VALLEE DE CHEVREUSE
17, rue de l’Yvette
91405 ORSAY
Tél. : 01 69 28 59 72
OPHLM
8, place de la gare
92340 BOURG-LA-REINE
ADELE :
Students looking for
accommodation can find help at
www.adele.org
ATOME : for accommodation with a
family
www.atomeparis.com
SOGIPA : university halls of residence
Tél. : 08 20 00 05 94
for students
FONTENAY-AUX-ROSES
16, rue J.Pierre Laurens
Tél. : 01 41 13 00 50
43, Avenue Gabriel Péri
Tél. : 01 41 13 00 40
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Foreign students
All non-European nationals wishing to study in France must obtain a long stay
visa bearing the word «student». Visa applications should be made to the French
Consulate or Embassy in the student’s country of residence.
• Within two months following their arrival in France, non-European students
must apply for a temporary residence permit bearing the word «student».
Where to apply for a residence permit:
• For students living in the area covered by the Sous-Préfecture in Antony:
Mrs CHEOUX-DAMAS,
54, Boulevard Desgranges
92331 Sceaux Cedex
Building A
Office 412
Tel.: +33 (0)1.40.91.18.76
• For students living in the area covered by the Sous-Préfecture in Palaiseau:
Permanence de la Maison des Etudes
Université Paris-Sud 11
Building 311 - Le Moulin
91405 Orsay Cedex
Tel.: +33 (0)1.69.15.76.33
• For students living in an area covered by another Préfecture or Sous-Préfecture:
contact the Préfecture or Sous-Préfecture of your place of residence.
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AT SCEAUX
Whether you just want a quick snack or a full meal, the campus at Sceaux has
a university restaurant facility with three separate rooms:
• A cafeteria on two floors where you can get breakfast before you start
classes, and a quick-service lunch. You can choose a standard menu or put
your own menu together. There are sandwiches, salads, panini, hot-dogs
and always something new at the start of the academic year. You can pay
with a ticket or in cash.
• A 350-seater restaurant where you can enjoy a full, balanced traditional
menu for the price of a university restaurant ticket (2.75 euros for the 20062007 academic year), and a fixed grill menu comprised of steak and chips
and a beverage.
• A 90-seat brasserie, open to all, where you will find different set meals,
mixed salads and grills. Cash payment only.
• Automatic dispensers with confectionery and hot and cold drinks are
also available at the university restaurant and elsewhere on the cam-
pus.
Restaurant tickets are available only in the University
restaurant hall, Building E; access by the pedestrian bridge
then to the left, Monday to Friday, 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
for students
Catering
AT ORSAY
The Orsay campus has two university restaurants each with a cafeteria and
grill.
ORSAY University restaurant « LES CÈDRES » Building 406
• University restaurant: Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. and Saturday,
11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
• Cafeteria: Monday to Friday,7:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Grill: Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. and 6:30
p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
• Cafeteria «le tropical»: open from 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., the pizzeria is open
from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
BURES University restaurant - Building 230
• University restaurant: Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
• Corner Cafe: Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
• Café des sports – set grill menu and University restaurant set meal: Monday
to Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. non-stop. You can eat in a pleasant area
with non-stop sports events on eight giant-screen TV sets.
« L’Amphi » Brasserie - Building 332: Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
« L’Expresceaux » Cafeteria - Building 237: Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m.
– 3:00 p.m.
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Sport
• Sports office,
Building G
Contact: Guy Papelier
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 91
• L’Association sportive de la Faculté Jean-Monnet,
Building G
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 90
[email protected]
Most sports can be practised at the University whether for relaxation, leisure or competition. We invite you to enquire at the sports office and one of the
sports associations (Association sportive de la Faculté Jean-Monnet) or FASEUPS
(Fédération des Associations Sportives Etudiantes de l’Université Paris-Sud 11)
which represents all student sports associations on each campus.
Many sports tournaments, courses, trips or week-ends are organised throughout the year. You can set out to discover a new sport, meet other students who
share the same passion as you or simply make new friends.
A sport can also, in some cases, be part of your curriculum, counting as a UV
or enabling you to pick up bonus points.
Sceaux
Fitness room. Sports, for leisure (taekwondo, karate, aerobics, tennis, badminton, climbing, riding, golf, sailing) or competition (football, rugby, basketball
for team sports, and a choice of individual sports).
Orsay
• SUAPS (Service Universitaire des Activités Physiques et Sportives)
Building 225
Contact Patrick Maupu
Gymnase André Raquin
Tel.: 01 69 15 77 04 - [email protected]
• ASESCO (Association des étudiants en sciences du campus d’Orsay),
Building 225
Secretariat open Monday to Friday 12:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Tel.: 01 69 15 79 32 - [email protected]
www.asesco.u-psud.fr or www.asesco.fr
40 sports activities, organised tournaments…
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Paris-Sud 11 University
Cultural Affairs Department
Building 330
91405 ORSAY cedex
Tel.: +33 (0)1 69 15 42 73 / 31 92
Fax: +33 (0)1 69 15 55 88
Paris-Sud 11 University also has a busy cultural life, offering students
and staff the opportunity to take part in a range of workshops. Many of
these are actively involved in the spring arts festival (« Printemps de la
Culture »), an event organised since 2000 by the University’s Cultural Affairs Department. The festival spans all art forms and involves talented
amateurs and professional performers. The University also contributes to
the nationwide poetry week by presenting each year in March, its « Printemps des poètes ».
Cultural workshops
The cultural workshops, open to all students and University staff, offer an opportunity to be involved in an authentic creative process. They
are run on a half-yearly basis by professionals in the different disciplines
(dancers, theatre producers, writers, journalists, actors, painters, photographers, etc.). Most of the workshops are held at Orsay, but each year the
range of options available at the other campus locations is extended.
for students
Culture
« Printemps des Poètes »
Paris-Sud 11 University is actively involved in « Printemps des Poètes
» (poets in the springtime), a nationwide event, staging exhibitions, recitals, performances… An Inter-University Poetry Competition organised
in collaboration with the Versailles branch of CROUS has been running
since 2002.
« Printemps de la Culture »
« Printemps de la Culture » (culture in the springtime) is the annual arts festival organised by Paris-Sud University, from April to June at venues throughout
the campus. It is supported by local communities, the DRAC Ile de France and
prestigious cultural partners.
All the arts are represented, notably drama, music, dance and painting.
For more information on all these activities, and more generally, to find out
more about the University’s cultural associations, conferences, debates and cultural partnerships, go to the Paris-Sud University Cultural Affairs Department
Web site at:
http://www.culture.u-psud.fr/.
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Health
SUMPPS : the university service for preventive medicine and health
at faculté Jean-Monnet
The student preventive medicine service looks after your health throughout
your university course.
You are entitled to vaccinations, medical certificates, psychological support,
ongoing help to give up smoking, prescriptions, and help if you are disabled. Nutritional advice is also available from a dietician.
Regular and emergency care is provided
At Jean-Monnet
Building A – lower ground floor
Doctor D. Rançon-Mouly
Bus 395, alight at the IUT:
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Monday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 13
Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Nurse: D. Locatelli
Tel.: 01 40 91 24 01
8 avenue Cauchy - 92330 Sceaux
Tuesday and Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:30
p.m.
Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 2:20 p.m.
infirmerie.droit-eco-gestion@u-psud.
fr
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 12
At the IUT in Sceaux
Psychologist: Mrs C. Claro
2nd and 4th Mondays of each month
the nurse will make an appointment for you
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 12
Dietician : Miss E. Peignée
on Fridays, the nurse will make an appointment for you
Tel.: 01 40 91 17 12
Infirmery at Orsay: Building 336 – Ground floor
Secretariat: 01 69 75 65 39
Nurse: 01 69 75 76 07
Note these three dates in the university calendar:
- 03/10/07 Campaigns on smoking and contraception
- 12/12/07 Campaign on AIDS
- 05/03/08 Campaign on hearing
Campaigns will be also be organised on road safety and stress.
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Though there is no requirement for students to join a mutual fund or take out
an insurance policy in addition to the obligatory affiliation to the French social
security system, it is a recommended precaution. Each mutual fund or insurance
company offers a range of packages or policies, low-budget or more comprehensive. It is worth taking time to shop around, comparing prices, advantages and
rates of refund for medical costs. Study all the aspects of the products on offer
relative to your needs.
Some practical details:
- Student social security covers you from October 1 to September 30 of the
following year.
- Students receving grants are exempted from the social security contribution.
- Doctorate students are entitled to continue benefitting from the student social security scheme after the age of 28 (for a maximum of 4 years) provided that
they registered prior to reaching that age limit.
The mutual funds manage the student social security.
La Mutuelle Des Etudiants (LMDE)
For all centres
Postal address: Académie de Versailles 93699 Pantin cedex
www.lmde.fr
Reception: 10, rue de Linné, 75005 Paris (Mo Jussieu) 9:30 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.
6, rue des Fossés St-Jacques, 75005 Paris (Mo Luxembourg) 9:30 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.
Call centre: 3260, say the letters LMDE (French pronunciation). Advisers are
ready to take your calls Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
For students at Paris-Sud University - Reception on the Orsay campus:
for students
Additional Health Insurance Policy
La Mutuelle Des Etudiants (LMDE)
Building 332, 2nd floor, Office 230, Tel.: 01 69 15 66 90
Open: From Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Reception on the Sceaux campus
Open every Wednesday in Building B.
Société Mutualiste des Etudiants de la région parisienne (SMEREP)
For all centres
Reception: 54, bd Saint-Michel 75006 Paris, Monday-Thursday from 9:00 a.m.
– 6:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m..
Telephone switchboard: 01 56 54 36 34
Postal address: SMEREP, BP 617, 75662 Paris cedex 14
www.smerep.fr - [email protected]
For students at Paris-Sud 11 University - Reception on the Orsay campus:
Société Mutualiste des Etudiants de la région parisienne (SMEREP)
Building 332, 2nd floor, Office 229, Tel.: 01 56 54 36 34
Open: Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.,
Reception at the Sceaux site
Open: Monday 12:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. and Tuesday 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.,
Building B.
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Support for student projects
The FSDIE
Fonds de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes
www.u-psud.fr/
Service communication et édition
Building A – 3rd floor
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 91 17 29 / 18 17
The budget of the FSDIE, Fonds de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Etudiantes (Fund for Solidarity and the Development of Student Initiatives)
is made up of regulatory contributions that are included in all students’ registration fees. Its aim is to support student projects developed at Paris-Sud 11 University. Different initiatives are entitled to receive financial support from FSDIE :
sports and cultural activities, events that contribute to enhancing student life, humanitarian causes, etc.
The procedure for the allocation of FSDIE support is for a proposal made by a
faculty commission (« commission d’établissement ») and submitted to the Board
(Conseil d’Administration) of Paris-Sud 11 University. As a general rule there are
three rounds of aid allocation during the university year. Dates for depositing
requests for support and Commission meetings are displayed on notice boards.
At Faculté Jean-Monnet, the Communication and Pubications Department is responsible for collecting and monitoring requests for support.
You can receive further information and download the forms from the ParisSud 11 University Web site.
ENVIE D’AGIR
Envie d’Agir is a national programme to support young people’s sense of
commitment and initiative.
Envie d’agir has 3 goals:
• To develop a sense of autonomy, responsibility and commitment among
young people.
• To foster talent, the ability to act and the creativity that are innate in young
people.
• To facilitate social and professional insertion.
Envie d’agir brings support on the educational, technical and financial levels
to accompany young people from the inception to the accomplishment of their
projects.
Envie d’agir is open to all young people aged 11 to 30, irrespective of their status, social situation or level of qualification. Envie d’agir is open to all projects in
any field, on condition that they are in some way useful to society: local animation
and development, a creative cultural or scientific venture, international or local
solidarity, voluntary work, a business project, etc.
Information and methodological tools are available to young people on the
dedicated Web site www.enviedagir.fr.
« ENVIE D’AGIR »: three mechanisms to encourage initiatives
— Les fonds départementaux d’aide aux initiatives des jeunes (FDAIJ) support the first collective or individual projects that may be useful to society or in
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CLUB 92
www.club92.net
You are a student in the Hauts-de-Seine department and have a project either
for yourself or an association that you belong to.
Each year the « Prospective et Création » Commission of Club 92 offers to
provide financial support to the best student projects to help to encourage a spirit
of initiative and contribute to the dynamism of higher education in the Hauts-deSeine.
You are invited to submit an application to the jury of Club 92 for any type
of project (social, educational, economical, cultural, etc.) excluding projects for
sponsoring and/or festivities, etc.
These projects may receive encouragement in the form of a financial aid of
up to 1,000 €.
Club 92 organises two rounds of grand allocation every year. For 2007 applications for aid had to be sent to Club 92 before May 21 2007 for the first round and
by November 26 2007 for the second round. For further information, see the Club
92 Web site: www.club92.net.
for students
the general interest. These funds are available to associations during the first three
years after their foundation. The financial aid granted by a departmental jury is
capped at 1,000 €.
— Le concours de l’engagement is a competition encouraging the development of sustainable projects or the development of new initiatives: aid from a
regional commission is capped at 1,600 €.
— Le Défi jeunes is available to young people aged 18 to 30. Its aim is notably
to support projects with a more structured professional aim that have an impact
on a young person’s life. Projects to create business receive support and reinforced
expertise. The financial aid granted by a regional jury is capped at 8,500 €.
For further information, go to the www.enviedagir.fr Web site or contact
your local Direction Départementale de la Jeunesse et des Sports.
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Student associations
The following is a non-exhaustive list of student associations. There are many
other Master associations that are not listed here. New associations may be foun
ed every year.
••••••••••
A.D.E.P.T. association
[email protected]
The aim of A.D.E.P.T. (Association des Etudiants de la spécialité Droit et Pratique des Relations du Travail) at Paris-Sud 11 University is to ensure that students’ course experience is lively, enjoyable and efficient. The association works
in close collaboration with the course Director. It also represents the speciality in
direct external contacts with professionals, at student exhibitions and many others events with which the association is involved throughout the year.
The association’s many initiatives consist of creating stronger bonds between
the different academic years and monitoring the evolution of our association.
Members meet regularly at evening events; each year drinks are organised and
alumni are invited to attend. New students are welcomed by their predecessors
who share their experience and help them to find internships. To help to achieve
these goals, a Web site helps to foster and consolidate these relationships not just
within the university but in dealings with the professional environment. The association has set itself the task of working to promote the nationwide reputation
of the speciality by:
• enabling meetings between labour law professionals and academics in
round tables;
• maintaining partnerships and sponsorship arrangements with companies
and law firms;
• creating close links with publishers, notably Lefebvre, specialised in law.
At the international level, the association organised a trip to Geneva, in March
2007, to visit the headquarters of the International Labour Office, during which
the year’s class attended conferences and debated issues related to international
labour law. To help us conduct our missions, we are constantly looking for partners to help us fund our events and activities.
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Building B
Office 410
[email protected]
The aim of AEGS is to help Management students to find employment via the
alumni network.
Our goals are to:
- Organise a « Journée Forum » between professionals and students to promote
the « Master de Gestion des Organisations » and « Licence de Gestion des
Entreprises » diplomas,
- Update the alumni directory,
- Organise social evenings and meetings to create a sponsorship arrangement
between former students and current students,
- Create a Web site « AEGS Paris-Sud ».
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Faculté Jean-Monnet Paris-Sud 11,
we would like to organise a wide range of events. Please contact us if you would
like to help, as we always need volunteers!
for students
The association of Sceaux Management
Alumini (AEGS)
••••••••••
Sports association
Building G
Tel. : +33 (0)1 40 91 17 90
[email protected] ou
http://soirees-as.skyblog.com
The Sports Association (AS) welcomes you throughout the year to enjoy a
wide range of sports activities, either purely for leisure and fitness (taekwondo,
karate, aerobics, tennis, badminton, climbing, riding, golf, sailing) or more competitively (team sports are football, rugby, and basketball, and individual sports
are also available), all for just 26€ per year (a small supplement may be requested
for some sports). The association also gives you access to a fitness/body-building
centre.
During the winter holiday (in February) we also organise skiing trips to top
French resorts.
Throughout the year we got together at some of Paris’ hottest night spots
(Duplex, Mix club, Planche, and others), and many other campus events (Xmas
drinks, football match involving teachers/students/ administrative staff, etc.)
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BDE Gecko
Building B
Office 410
Sceaux: +33 (0)1 40 91 19 93
[email protected]
www.bdegecko.com
The BDE Gecko is the Office of Students in Economics-Management at Faculté Jean-Monnet, for both the Bures-sur-Yvette and Sceaux sites. Its aim is accompany, help and bring together all the students in Economics and Management.
A descendent of the BDE MSG, it organises a wide range of outings –like the
celebrated « Week-end d’Intégration » for freshmen, skiing, and the end of year
weekend ...- evening events and a wide range of operations including a sale of
chocolates for Xmas, organised by the BDE with students at unbeatable prices!
The high point of the social calendar is the end-of-year Gala, with cocktails,
concerts, entertainment and an evening dance to celebrate the end of May exams.
The BDE Gecko’s mission is also to help students in their studies, notably as
an interface with the different Faculty departments, the teaching staff, etc.
Moreover, the BDE provides academic support in the form of classes and mutual aid forums on the Web site: bdegecko.com
Throughout the year, the office looks for students motivated to contribute to
the activities, bring in new ideas, new projects to help make the years of studies at
Faculté Jean-Monnet unforgettable!
••••••••••
MOVE Association:
the Students’ Movement
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Building B
Office 401
http://move.wifeo.com
[email protected]
WHO ?
• A popular, motivated students’ association, made up of students at Sceaux
and Orsay, whose aim is to improve the life of students at the Faculté JeanMonnet campus.
• It has 5 active members from the L1 to M2 classes that you can bump into
every day in the corridors of the faculty or around the Cafeteria
• Students have shown massive support for our commitment, reflected in the
2006 elections, and we now have 4 seats at the Faculty Council UFR (twice
as many as at the previous elections!), giving us greater weight to defend the
students’ interests.
••••••••••
Other Associations
Amnesty International Sceaux
Association du Master de Diplomatie (AMASDI) [email protected]
for students
WHAT?
We now play a strong role in the organisation, management of the faculty:
• Defence of student interests in timetabling and the university schedule.
• Information on the faculty life by the creation of a Web site.
• Organisation of charity concerts, and barbecues at the faculty.
• Exhibition of Yann Arthus Bertrand’s photos on sustainable development.
• Conferences and debates on the genocide in Darfour, and Prison Life.
• Implementation of waste sorting and the collection of bottletops.
• Modernisation of infrastructures by the installation of drinking water fountains, outdoor tables, a bicycle garage.
• Rehabilitation of access for the disabled.
Association du Master Juriste d’affaires
Bureau de la Culture Etudiante (BDCE) [email protected]
ERASMOUV’ (Erasmus students) [email protected]
UNEF SCEAUX [email protected]
UNI
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Parking
Parking cards
To obtain a parking card contact the Security office
Luc JAN et Serge BEZARD,
Building A
Ground floor (the office is on the right when you enter the building through the main entrance)
OPENING TIMES
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Tel.: 01 40 91 18 81
Fax: 01 40 91 19 81
[email protected]
CAR PARK OPENING TIMES
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
All requests to park outside these hours must receive prior authorisation
(contact the Security office). If the request is accepted, the applicant must provide
a copy of the vehicle’s ID (« carte grise ») and a telephone number.
Car park access cards are provided by the Security office.
Important: DRIVE SLOWLY on the campus and in the
car park.
• Watch out for pedestrians.
• Do not park in reserved or prohibited places.
• Do not park in a way that obstructs another vehicle.
• If a material incident occurs the driver of the vehicle should contact his or
her insurer. In the event of such an incident or a failure, the driver must contact
the Security office.
Entrance to the car park is from Boulevard Paul Langevin only. The exit is on
Boulevard Desgranges (drive carefully, watching out for pedestrians).
2007/2008 rates
Parking
Access card
monthly
annual
10€
15€
120€
Any month started must be paid.
Payable by cheque at the Security office
made out to « Agent Comptable de l’Université Paris-Sud 11 » or in cash at
the Finance Department, Building A, 4th floor, Office 407.
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