History
- The University of Rouen was founded in 1966, but the history dates years before.
- The establishment of the university was inspired by the University of Caen which is considered the academic metropolis in the Normandy region.
- The sky is the limit for the University of Rouen, in regards to expansion, due to the International Relations Office and the acceptance of all students.
Education
The University awards diplomas – from two-year diplomas (DUT) to Doctorates – in the following fields:
- Economics, management
- Law
- Chemistry
- Integrative biology, medicine, the environment
- History, memory, heritage, languages
- Humanity, societies, risks, geography
- Mathematics, information science and technology, systems engineering science
- Physics, engineering, materials, energy
- Teaching professions
Research
The University of Rouen Normandy promotes interregional research by developing numerous scientific partnerships, which have gained national and international acclaim in many fields. We partake in numerous international projects in partnership with institutions in over 41 countries, though most are in Italy, the UK and Germany.
Research at the University of Rouen Normandy is structured around three main study areas and is the driving force behind scientific collaboration:
- Chemistry, Biology, Health
- Humanities, Culture, Societies
- Materials, Energy, Digital, Environment
University Ranking
Student services
The Bureau de la Vie Etudiante (students’ union) provides information on all aspects of student life, from accommodation, eating out and transport, to health, social welfare, culture and sport. The whole team actively supports the creation of new clubs and societies.
Housing services
- The regional student services office (CROUS) offers over 5,600 places in fully-furnished university residences or halls at five different locations.
- This accommodation also offers several on-site facilities: cafeterias, laundrettes, TV rooms, parking spaces, Wi-Fi.
Library services
- Students at the University of Rouen Normandy have access to the seven university libraries dotted across the campuses and managed by the central documentation service.
- This service provides students, lecturers and researchers with access to print and electronic collections, an online information service (Ubib), training sessions on literature searches and an inter-library lending service.
ICT services
By creating your Multipass account, you gain access to all the university’s digital services.:
- Calendar and timetable
- UniversiTICE: access to online lessons and interactive resources
- Léocarte student card: to access all student services (cafeteria, printing, cultural activities, etc.)
- Eduroam Wi-Fi network: available on all university campuses in France and abroad
Medical services
The university offers a health and welfare service specifically aimed at students. If you would like to make an appointment to see a healthcare professional or need specific support, you can go to any of the four health centres spread across three of the campuses (Mont-Saint-Aignan, Evreux, Madrillet).
Campus life
The University of Rouen Normandy has seven campuses:
- Mont-Saint-Aignan
- Rouen Pasteur
- Rouen Martainville
- Madrillet
- Elbeuf
- Evreux (Navarre – Tilly)
The Greater Rouen area is a great place to live, offering a wealth of heritage, culture and sports activities, as well as being a dynamic economic hub. Only an hour from the coast and an hour and a half from Paris by train, the University of Rouen Normandy is ideally situated.
Sports facilities
The university’s sports union (SUAPS) offers a choice of more than 80 different activities. Students can also take beginner or advanced courses and participate in all kinds of sporting events and stays organised throughout the year.
Student clubs
The university has about 60 different student clubs and societies that contribute to making its campuses lively places thanks to the events they organise.
So far, among other things, they have set up a poetry hub, a short film festival, moot court competitions, a support network for international students, a voluntary-run library and a welcome network for disabled students.