Studentservices

Students at Sciences Po Lyon can access the Academic Health Service (SSU) at Lumière Lyon 2 University allowing them to consult several specialists (general practitioners, gynaecologists, dieticians, psychologists, etc.) reimbursed by social security

Apsytude: for several years, Sciences Po Lyon has worked hand in hand with Apsytude, a group of psychologists specialising in student issues. This support aims to promote student well-being for those who feel the need to flourish both personally and academically. Consultations are free of change on the Sciences Po Lyon campus or you can ask for an appointment by video conference.

Unipad is a note-taking assistance tool during lectures for international students studying in France. Using a shared text editor, Framapad, international students can follow notes taken in real-time by French-speaking students from their own computers or tablets. They can then access these notes for a week, in online storage areas.

CROUS cafeteria: students can eat lunch on campus or, when pressed for time, buy a takeaway sandwich from the cafeteria on the Lyon campus.

Specific time is allotted in the curriculum during the first two years at Sciences Po Lyon for sports.

Students can also enjoy sports in their own free time thanks to the student sports clubs. The sports association (Bureau des Sports) offers a host of sports including tennis, basketball, dancing, cheerleading, badminton, athletics, etc. The GPRC, Dragones FC and SPLH associations are women’s rugby, football and handball teams at Sciences Po Lyon.

And last, but by no means least, workshops devoted to health, well-being and career openings are also organised throughout the year.

On the Lyon campus, the library is spread across four floors offering books, services and working areas adapted to the needs of students, teachers and researchers on-site. During examination periods, the library also has extended opening times to offer students a setting conducive to revision.