Agro Paris-Saclay Campus Housing

Introduction:

Located on the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CiuP) campus, this residence hall gives priority to students studying at AgroParisTech or carrying out an internship in a laboratory at AgroParisTech, INRAE, or one of AgroParisTech’s research partners. Other students may also fill in available spots, especially from March to August.

Environment:

The MIAA is located on the sprawling CiuP campus, which stretches across 40 hectares (100 acres) of greenery and wooded parkland, brings together 43 residence/student life halls and foundations, welcomes approximately 7,000 students every year, and is home to more than a hundred nationalities.
The CiuP provides its residents with a dining service and sports and cultural facilities, including tennis courts, a swimming pool, athletic tracks, a library, a movie theater, and a theater.

Access:

The residence is located in the south of Paris (14^th arrondissement) in the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CiuP) park, Cité Universitaire stop on the RER B.

Numerous public transportation options are available to access the CiuP:

• RER B (Cité Universitaire stop)
• Tramway Line T3 (Cité Universitaire stop)
• 21 bus
• Vélib station number: 14015
   

Description/accommodation type:

The MIAA has space for up to 90 beds spread across 75 single rooms and 15 doubles; each year, it is home to residents from about forty different nationalities.

Single room with or without a sink:
With floor space of 9 m² (97 sq. ft.) or 18 m² (194 sq. ft.), it features one single 80 × 190 cm (31.5” × 75”) bed, a wardrobe, a study area, an Internet connection, a refrigerator, and/or a sink and vanity.

Double rooms: with floor space of 18 m² (194 sq. ft.), they feature the same amenities as single rooms, but with a double bed.

Beddings are supplied. Laundering is provided every two weeks.

Every floor has a shared kitchen fitted with a ceramic cooktop, a microwave oven, an oven, tables, and chairs.

Each floor shares a communal bathroom, which is cleaned daily except Sundays.

The residence hall offers:

• A study room and a library, open from 8 a.m. to midnight
• A large room on the basement level that can accommodate 120 people
• A laundry room

Living in Another Cité Internationale Residence Hall

When applying to stay at the MIAA, students enrolled at AgroParisTech may request to be accommodated in another residence hall on the Cité Internationale campus (Biermans-Lapôtre Foundation, Danish and Greek residence halls, Spanish College, Morocco residence hall, Norway residence hall, etc.), as part of the “blending” effort between residence halls.
Visit the websites for each residence hall (CiuP.fr) for information on their amenities and rates.
Blending between residence halls is highly encouraged by the housing department.

Housing Rates:

Housing rates are all inclusive, and cover utilities (water, gas, electricity), unlimited Internet access, etc.
A security deposit is required upon arrival (€400). It is reimbursed within 2 months of the resident’s departure. Students may apply for ALS government housing assistance from the 2^nd full paid month of residence (€100/month for scholarship recipients and €90/month for non-scholarship recipients).

Payments for rooms must be made before the 5^th of each month.

Double room without a sink: €346 per person per month
Double room with a sink: €361 per person per month
Single room without a sink: €473 to €572 per month depending on the size and amenities of the room.

All students at the MIAA residence hall must comply with AgroParisTech’s general housing policy and with specific internal rules in place at their residence hall (available for download).

Contact:

To reserve a room, email @email

MIAA 7B boulevard Jourdan
75014 PARIS
Tel.: +33 (0)1 53 62 11 67

www.ciup.fr

Introduction:

Located on the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CiuP) campus, this residence hall gives priority to students studying at AgroParisTech or carrying out an internship in a laboratory at AgroParisTech, INRAE, or one of AgroParisTech’s research partners. Other students may also fill in available spots, especially from March to August.

Environment: 

To meet the objectives of the CiuP’s sustainable development charter, the residence hall was refurbished in 2009.

The MIAA is located on the sprawling CiuP campus, which stretches across 40 hectares (100 acres) of greenery and wooded parkland, brings together 43 residence/student life halls and foundations, welcomes approximately 7,000 students every year, and is home to more than a hundred nationalities.
The CiuP provides its residents with a dining service and sports and cultural facilities, including tennis courts, a swimming pool, athletic tracks, a library, a movie theater, and a theater.

Access:

The residence is located in the south of Paris (14^th arrondissement) in the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CiuP) park, Cité Universitaire stop on the RER B.

Numerous public transportation options are available to access the CiuP:

• RER B (Cité Universitaire stop)
• Tramway Line T3 (Cité Universitaire stop)
• 21 bus
• Vélib station number: 14015
   

Description/accommodation type:

The MINA residence hall features 142 12 m² (130 sq. ft.) rooms and eight 20 m² (215 sq. ft.) rooms adapted to people with physical disabilities or couples.

Beddings are supplied. Laundering is provided every two weeks.

Rooms include:

• 1 2 m × 0.90 m (79” × 35”) bed
• 1 wardrobe
• Shelving
• 1 worktop
• 2 chairs
• 1 mini-fridge
• Internet access (wireless plan included in monthly rent)
• A private bathroom with sink, shower, and toilet

The residence hall offers:

• A veranda and a room on the basement level for working or sharing meals in small groups (book with Reception a few days prior)
• A common room with a pool table and a piano
• A small TV room
• A small computer room
• Bicycle storage
• 5 pantries (1 on each floor) with a cooking area for preparing meals and a large dining table (cooking in bedrooms is prohibited)
• A laundry room with 3 washing machines and 3 dryers

Living in Another Cité Internationale Residence Hall

When applying to stay at the MIAA, students enrolled at AgroParisTech may request to be accommodated in another residence hall on the Cité Internationale campus (Biermans-Lapôtre Foundation, Danish and Greek residence halls, Spanish College, Morocco residence hall, Norway residence hall, etc.), as part of the “blending” effort between residence halls.
Visit the websites for each residence hall for information on their amenities and rates.
Blending between residence halls is highly encouraged by the housing department.

Housing Rates:

Housing rates are all inclusive, and cover utilities (water, gas, electricity), unlimited Internet access, etc.
A security deposit is required upon arrival (€400). It is reimbursed within 2 months of the resident’s departure.

Income-dependent housing assistance is available (approximately €100/month for scholarship recipients and €90/month for non-scholarship recipients, depending on their income)

Payments for rooms must be made before the 5^th of each month.

• Deluxe room: €543 per month
• Large room: €675 for a single or €340 per person in a double per month.

All students at the MINA residence hall must comply with AgroParisTech’s general housing policy and with the specific internal rules in place at their residence hall.

Contact:

To reserve a room, email: residence.mina@agroparistech.fr MINA 7B boulevard Jourdan
75014 PARIS
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 78 50 30

www.ciup.fr

Introduction:

Eugène Chevreul Residence Hall was inaugurated in September 2006 and offers three 2-room apartments and 165 single rooms, 117 of which are reserved for AgroParisTech undergraduate and graduate students.

Environment: 

The entrance to the residence hall is protected by a coded security system and a video surveillance system.

The residence hall offers:

• A reception area to seek assistance and advice from Monday to Friday
• A club area with a laundry room and a study (or leisure) room
• Shared high-speed Internet access in each room
• Weekly maintenance

A shopping center and services are within easy reach (12 min. via the RER B line)

Access:

The residence hall is located in Massy at 27, avenue de la République.

The “Les Baconnets” RER B stop is only a 12-minute walk away, and a bus serves the Massy-Palaiseau station for access to the RER B and C lines and to the high-speed rail station.

Description/accommodation type:

The residence hall also offers 18 m² (194 sq. ft.) studios.

All accommodations feature an intercom, a TV socket, and a kitchen area with a fridge.

Housing Rates:

All-inclusive rental fees are approximately €510 monthly. The security deposit is approximately €290, with a €50 entry fee.

Additional paid services:

• Sleeping kit
• Parking
• Dish set
• Wash&Go

All students at the CHEVREUL residence hall must comply with AgroParisTech’s general housing policy and with the specific internal rules in place at their residence hall.

Contact:

To reserve a room, please get in touch with the housing department. No direct housing assignments will be made.

@email
ww.arpej.fr

Introduction:

René Dubos residence hall gives priority to students studying at AgroParisTech or carrying out an internship in a laboratory at AgroParisTech, INRAE, or Terres Inovia. Other students may also fill in available spots, especially from January to August. 

It is named after a former AgroParisTech student, the inventor of the first antibiotic, gramicidin, in 1938, which paved the way for Alexander Fleming, Ernst Boris Chain, and Sir Howard Walter Florey to develop penicillin and Selman Waksman to discover streptomycin.  

Environment:

Dubos Residence Hall is located just a short distance from the Porte d’Italie. Although it is situated in an urban environment, it is located on a quiet street with hardly any traffic. The neighborhood has many shops and services (bakeries, food shops, pharmacies, supermarkets, post office, banks, doctors, etc.). 

Access:

The residence hall is located to the south of Paris in Kremlin-Bicêtre (Val-de-Marne department), on the edge of the 13^th arrondissement of Paris.

Numerous public transportation options are available to access Dubos Residence Hall:

• Metro: line 7 to Mairie d’Ivry (Porte d’Italie stop) or to Villejuif (Kremlin-Bicêtre stop) 5 min. away.
• Buses and tramways:
• Bus No. 47 to Fort du Kremlin-Bicêtre, Roger Salengro stop (5 min. from the residence hall)
  • Tramway Line T3 (Porte d’Italie stop)
  • Many buses to the suburbs and “R” line night bus service

Description/accommodation type:

The residence hall offers 245 accommodations, including

• 3- to 6-bedroom apartments ranging from 12 m² to 15 m² (130-160 sq. ft.) with individual bathrooms (toilet, shower, and sink), and a large, fully equipped communal kitchen.
• Fully equipped 18 m² to 21 m² (195-225 sq. ft.) individual studios. Some are able to accommodate couples.

The main interior layout is identical for both housing categories:

• 1 2 m × 0.80 m (79” × 31”) bed
• 1 wardrobe
• 1 six-shelf bookcase
• 1 worktop
• 1 chair
• The kitchen includes a sink/electric cooktop unit, a refrigerator, a table, and chairs corresponding to the number of occupants.

Please note:

Residents must bring their own beddings (sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, etc.) and dishes/cookware.
The residence hall provides housekeeping in common areas: hallways, common room, stairs, etc.
Students are responsible for cleaning apartments and studios.

The residence hall offers:

• A music room on the basement level.
• A common room on the ground floor featuring a pool table, a foosball table, a ping-pong table, and a television set. This room can also be used to host work meetings or meals with friends (seek permission at Reception).
• (Wireless) Internet access in each room or studio.
• A small indoor courtyard with a private garden for students with a penchant for gardening.

Additional paid services:

• Access to underground parking for bicycles and cars.
• A laundry room with a dryer.
• Extra beds for visiting friends (for occasional use—ask several days ahead at Reception).

Housing Rates:

Housing rates are all inclusive, and cover utilities (water, gas, electricity), unlimited Internet access, etc.

A security deposit is required upon arrival (€400). It is reimbursed within 2 months of the resident’s departure.

Income-dependent housing assistance (APL) may be available for residents (€160-200/month, on a case-by-case basis).

• For students enrolled at AgroParisTech
  • Rooms: €555/month
  • Studios: €670/month (€781 for couples)
  • Parking: €30/month

Payments for rooms must be made before the 5th of each month.

All students at the DUBOS residence hall must comply with AgroParisTech’s general housing policy and with the specific internal rules in place at their residence hall.

Contact:

To reserve a room, email @email

Résidence René-Dubos
10/12, rue Yitzhak Rabin
94270 Le Kremlin-Bicêtre
Tel.: +33 (0)6 67 64 47 70