Presentation of the Reims campus
Established in Reims since 1991, CESI’s Reims campus has based the development of its activities on the harmonious combination of a double goal, both human and economic: to enhance people’s skills through training and to encourage the performance of companies by helping their employees evolve. Nowadays, this school is a major player in what is known as ‘lifelong learning’.
Programs offered at CESI Reims campus
Contact
Laurence BRESLER
International Candidate Relations Officer
lbresler@cesi.fr
+33 388 281 113
Would you like to come and study in France as part of a degree program or exchange? Every year, CESI welcomes students from all over the world to its various high-quality programs.
Joining CESI guarantees fully accredited and certified training programs (CTI, Ministry of Higher Education and Research, HCERES, Bienvenue en France) and recognized teaching quality.
Prepare for your future in France with CESI by choosing the training program that suits you best.
Reims’ programs:
5-year engineering degree program
- 5-year Digital Science Engineer, major in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
- 5-year Digital Science Engineer, major in Network Systems & Cybersecurity
- 3-year Digital Science Engineer, major in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
- 3-year Digital Science Engineer, major in Network Systems & Cybersecurity
Executive Post-Graduate Program®
- Executive Post-Graduate Program® QSE/CSR Strategy Manager
Do you need help building your academic project and would like to talk to our team to find out more about our programs? Contact our team dedicated to international students.
Support services for international students
The quality of the welcome given to international students is one of CESI’s key commitments. It has earned the school two out of three stars in the “Bienvenue en France” label. This certification speaks to the quality of the welcome given to foreign students at CESI.
The “Bienvenue en France” qualification evaluates the actions taken to meet the needs of international students, based on several criteria: quality and accessibility of information, quality and accessibility of reception facilities, accessibility and support for teaching, accommodation and quality of campus life, quality of post-graduation follow-up.
Learn more about the services we offer in Reims campus:
Sponsorship
Welcoming international students is one of CESI’s commitments.
That’s why we offer a “Buddy” program—or peer sponsorship—to welcome new students. This system facilitates successful integration and academic achievement. Visit our campus to find out how to sign up!
Welcome Week
The University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne organizes welcome days dedicated to international exchange students. These events allow them to discover the campus, but also to participate in a wide range of cultural and social activities, such as visiting champagne cellars, a walking tour of the historic center of Reims, and a welcome ceremony.
Supported in 2024 by Grand Reims as part of its partnership with URCA, these days aim to promote
Student Life
To make the most of your stay in Reims, get to know the other students at the school and enjoy a rich student life during your studies.
Community life is about sharing and discovering yourself and others. Through our clubs and associations, you can develop your athletic, artistic, and technical talents, or your humanitarian and social commitments.
Housing assistance
Support is a priority at CESI, and our teams are here to help you with the process. You can also find information about certain types of assistance and tips that you may be eligible for.
Discover the housing assistance available:
general informations
Please Note
Real estate agencies or landlords often require a one-month deposit in addition to one month’s rent in advance.
For any rental in France, you will need:
- home insurance – approximately €60/year – to be taken out with insurance companies, or banks
- a European guarantor to act as a surety
IMPORTANT: The French government has set up a guarantee system, open to foreign students under the age of 30, for rents of up to €1,300.
Putting together your application:
The list of documents may vary depending on the type of housing and the landlord’s requirements. In general, you may be asked to provide copies of the following documents:
- Your ID
- Your residence permit (VLS-TS, residence card) if you came to France on a visa
- Your student card or certificate of enrollment for the current year
- A letter from your guarantor and their ID
STUDAPART: PARTNER OF CESI
Why choose Studapart? Find accommodation anywhere in France in just a few clicks and with complete confidence with Studapart, CESI’s accommodation partner!
- Centralization: all offers close to your campus.
- Security: verified listings.
- Coverage: protection against fraud, last-minute cancellations, non-compliant accommodation, etc.
- Flexibility: cancellation insurance in case of unforeseen circumstances.
- Support: advisors available 6 days a week to answer your questions.
- Guarantee: Studapart can act as guarantor upon request.
Access numerous offers for periods of 1 to 24 months near your campus, but also throughout France when searching for an internship.
Whether you are looking for a studio, a shared apartment, or a room in a private home, you will find a wide range of exclusive offers tailored to your needs.
Benefit from personalized support and additional services such as the Guaranteed Profile and home insurance. Reservations are secure and landlords commit to responding within 72 hours to ensure your peace of mind.
Discover the assistance available for administrative procedures :
If you are a citizen of a European Union country, the European Economic Area, or Switzerland, you do not need a visa to study in France.
For more practical information on how to organize your arrival step by step, visit the Campus France website:
If you are a non-European student, you will need to apply for a visa to study in France on the Campus France website. Check out this section to prepare for your arrival:
REMINDER: Three months before your student visa expires, don’t forget to apply for a residence permit at the Préfecture (prefecture) of your place of residence so that you can continue your studies on our campus.
If you are enrolling for the first time in a higher education institution in France and do not have a social security number, you must register on Ameli in order to have your healthcare costs covered for the duration of your studies. This registration is free and mandatory, and will allow you to be reimbursed for your healthcare expenses.
To ensure you receive the best possible reimbursement for your healthcare costs, you can also take out supplementary health insurance or insurance.
Our teams also provide support with opening a bank account and all other steps necessary for a smooth transition to life in France.
For more information on all the necessary formalities, please visit the Campus France website, particularly the page on applying.
Checklist to prepare for your arrival in France
Essential links
- Ameli (Health insurance)
- My student services (CROUS, CVEC, etc.)
- French Interior Ministry (Visa)
- Heyme (Insurance)
- Smerra (Insurance)
Have you received confirmation of your admission to CESI? Congratulations!
You can now begin the necessary steps to settle in and prepare for your year of study in France.
Before arriving at CESI, check the Welcome Guide and attend online sessions to discover your campus.
Once in France, join the Welcome Day and meet your International Relations Officer, who will help you with key steps:
- register for health insurance,
- validate your visa if you are not a European student
- provide proof of health and civil liability insurance
- apply for housing aid through CAF if eligible.
CESI also helps you open a bank account and settle in smoothly. During your stay, take part in student associations and international events hosted by your campus.