History
Université de Rennes is the direct predecessor of Brittany's first university, founded in Nantes in 1461 by François ll, Duke of Brittany. After its official dissolution in 1793, the ducal university became an imperial, secular, and independent university, in 1808 in Rennes and the west. The decree of 23rd December 1970 created Université de Rennes as we know it today.
Education
Université de Rennes offers a wide choice of courses adapted to your professional goals.
It has three main areas of study:
- Science and technology
- Health
- Human and social sciences
Research
Université de Rennes is a major center for multidisciplinary research, renowned on both a national and international level and part of the international scientific community.
The policy of Université de Rennes is to conduct excellent fundamental and disciplinary research of scientific and technological relevance by promoting the emergence of highly innovative and risky projects and providing modern facilities and fostering transdisciplinary research to address major current and future societal issues.
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Housing services
The international residence Paul Ricœur in the heart of Rennes provides accommodation and catering for international researchers.
The residence has 79 studio flats for 1 or 2 people with all the advantages of a hotel service.
The rooms are fully-furnished with an equipped kitchen.- A wide range of services
- Free wifi and television.
- Cleaning kit.
- Equipped kitchen with cutlery and crockery.
- Breakfast available.
- Cleaning service available.
Campus life
Rennes is the historical and administrative capital of Brittany, a dynamic and friendly city, home to a large community of researchers and students representing around 32 % of the population.
The centre is a mix of half-timbered houses lining narrow streets and majestic 18th century buildings overlooking spacious public squares. A river, La Vilaine, runs through the city whilst a large botanical garden, the Thabor in the north-east, provides a peaceful green area for workers, students and city dwellers.
Sports facilities
Sport at Université de Rennes is open to both students and staff, whatever your level. Most sports or activities can be evaluated as part of your curriculum.
The university has sports facilities to suit a wide range of activities: swimming pools, a dojo, a sports center, a gym as well as tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts.Student clubs
The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is the key volunteer student organisation in international higher education in Europe. Founded in 1989, it provides opportunities for cultural and self-development under the prinicple of Student helping Student.