A student city by definition, Strasbourg boasts a vast housing stock. The Strasbourg-Europe campus is a partner of several student residences close to the school, and 200 apartments have been reserved for its students. The student life team assists students in their search for accommodation.
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Partner residences
On campus and in the surrounding area, students have a wide choice of catering options:
- La Cafét, run by the Bureau des Etudiants (BDE), where students can order pastries and other sweets, smoothies and hot drinks, pasta, sandwiches and pizzas, all at mini prices. Numerous themed evenings are organized throughout the year, depending on the season: barbecues in summer, tartes flambées (flammekueches) in winter and raclette evenings.
- The Cronenbourg Restaurant Universitaire (RU) is a 10-minute walk from the building. Hot, varied and balanced dishes are served every lunchtime. You can access it freely on presentation of your student card, or sign up at the beginning of the year for a rechargeable card.
- The Espace Européen de l’Entreprise campus also boasts a number of restaurants: sandwich shops, Asian restaurants, bagels, pizzerias, brasserie-inspired or gourmet, there’s something for everyone.
- By bike: As France’s No. 1 cycling city, Strasbourg is a champion of soft mobility. The Strasbourg campus provides its students and staff with a fleet of 50 city bikes. A maintenance service and secure parking are also available. This service is part of an approach that combines the well-being of students and respect for the environment.
- By public transport: the high service level G bus line, which operates like a tramway, links the campus (Londres stop) and the station/city center (Gare Centrale stop) in just 10 minutes.
Getting to Strasbourg
The TGV Est high-speed train line takes you to Paris in less than 2 hours, and serves many other destinations. Strasbourg’s train station is located in the city center and is accessible by streetcar and bus. Strasbourg also has an airport just 12 km away.
- Strasbourg > Paris: 2h by TGV
- Strasbourg airport > City center: 20 min by car / shuttle bus to train station available
- Campus > City center: 15 min by public transport / 15 min by car / 20 min by bike
Since its creation, Icam Strasbourg-Europe has been committed to welcoming and supporting people with disabilities. Its building meets current standards, and has received a favorable opinion from the Commission Consultative Départementale de Sécurité et d’Accessibilité (CCDSA).
The school’s disability advisor works with all departments to implement a policy of student and professional success that encourages disabled people to access and remain in employment. In addition, our work-study programs and vocational training courses are accessible to people with disabilities.
To this end, the department’s actions are manifold:
- Implementation of compensation measures and workstation adjustments for staff, teachers and students
- Raising awareness of disability issues among students, teachers and work teams, etc.
- Support for the implementation of disability-related projects: training courses, accessibility work, research projects, etc.
- Development of partnership relations to secure the career paths of people with disabilities.
Do you need accommodation? As soon as your admission to Icam is announced, you can contact our disability advisor, who will give you all the information you need and help you make the right choices. As soon as you start the new academic year, a one-to-one meeting to get to know each other will enable us to provide you with individualized support.
To find out more about the accessibility of establishments open to the public, please consult the government website.
At the Icam Strasbourg-Europe site, we have set up a teaching unit specifically for student involvement. Its main aim is to enhance students’ civic involvement with pupils or other groups, through missions internal to Icam, Strasbourg-Europe site or set up with associative or institutional partners.
Students in their first year of preparatory classes and their first year of engineering studies are encouraged to take part in an educational, cultural, civic, solidarity, professional, entrepreneurial or sporting activity defined and developed in agreement with the school. We will then be able to identify and valorize the skills acquired through these experiences.
This scheme encourages student and community initiatives at school and in the surrounding area. In order to benefit from this scheme, student applicants must submit and demonstrate their involvement in a major project in the fields of the arts, culture, sports, associations, student life, disabilities, health promotion, sustainable development, entrepreneurship or professionalization.
Valuing student commitment means giving value to the knowledge and skills resulting from this commitment, by highlighting the skills or know-how developed as part of the commitment.
The UE Engagement Étudiant enables students to earn ECTS credits, which are compulsory to validate a year’s work.
