Accommodation Choices

We offer several on and off-campus options suitable for you. These include hostels, private apartments, shared flats, and student housing facilities. Many of these options are located within the campus, or within walking distance of the school, or easily accessible by public transportation. At the time of your admission, housing options will be explained to you as part of the overall offer. Shared student accommodation usually costs EUR 300 to 600 per month.

Paris:
Paris boasts world-class universities and a rich academic tradition, attracting top minds from across the globe.
The city offers countless student discounts, from museums and cultural sites to transportation and affordable eats.
Paris is surprisingly compact – exploring charming neighborhoods on foot or by bike is easy and enjoyable.
The diverse student body fosters vibrant communities, letting you connect with people from all over the world.
Weekends offer endless possibilities, whether that’s day trips to stunning chateaus or simply soaking up the atmosphere in Parisian parks.

Châteauroux:
Châteauroux, situated in the heart of central France, is a city that exudes a timeless and authentic charm. Its historic old town, adorned with centuries-old buildings, cobbled streets, and picturesque squares, creates an enchanting atmosphere. As you stroll through the streets, you’ll encounter architectural wonders that tell the story of the city’s rich history.

The city is surrounded by rolling countryside and lush landscapes, offering a delightful contrast to the urban setting. This harmonious blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty makes Châteauroux a unique destination. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the serene riverside, basking in the tranquility that the city’s surroundings provide.

At ESDST, our language of instruction is English. However, we encourage students to join language classes for French as fluency in multiple languages is an important asset in the business world. Additionally, a good knowledge of French can be especially helpful for our students in terms of communication with the local community and securing industry placements in France and other French speaking European countries.

In terms of dress code, we expect our students to adhere to a professional business appearance or smart casuals. This includes wearing a suit, shirt, collared t-shirts, denims etc for men and pants or skirt, blouse, and jacket with closed shoes for women. In winter, students may add warm clothing as needed.