The campus housing service lists about 1,836 student dwellings. Learner rents are published at approximately EUR 521-700 per month, with a private bathroom, furniture, utilities, unlimited Wi-Fi and home insurance included; the exact amount is adjusted and availability is programme-dependent. Bachelor students are allocated shared apartments with four or five studios, while MSc&T students request housing through their programme and places are limited.

Campus food and daily services are available on the Palaiseau site, while the surrounding Paris-Saclay towns provide additional groceries and restaurants. Students should check the current campus catering timetable and dietary options after enrolment rather than assume every service is open outside teaching periods. Housing is furnished but bedding is not included; the housing service lists a EUR 59 bedding kit.

The main campus is in Palaiseau within the Institut Polytechnique de Paris ecosystem. Official figures list 23 laboratories, about 3,700 students and 40% international academic and research staff. Facilities include a library, sports spaces, health services, student associations and research centres.

The school provides campus security and fire-protection services, with an emergency contact for urgent out-of-hours housing incidents. International students should save local emergency numbers, confirm the late transport route from Lozere or Massy-Palaiseau, and follow the school’s arrival and insurance instructions. The Welcome office and international department, BasiX, guide international students through induction, studies and administrative procedures. Applicants should keep copies of admission, insurance, housing and immigration documents and follow the exact application platform for the selected programme.

The campus housing service lists about 1,836 student dwellings. Learner rents are published at approximately EUR 521-700 per month, with a private bathroom, furniture, utilities, unlimited Wi-Fi and home insurance included; the exact amount is adjusted and availability is programme-dependent. Bachelor students are allocated shared apartments with four or five studios, while MSc&T students request housing through their programme and places are limited.

Campus food and daily services are available on the Palaiseau site, while the surrounding Paris-Saclay towns provide additional groceries and restaurants. Students should check the current campus catering timetable and dietary options after enrolment rather than assume every service is open outside teaching periods. Housing is furnished but bedding is not included; the housing service lists a EUR 59 bedding kit.

The main campus is in Palaiseau within the Institut Polytechnique de Paris ecosystem. Official figures list 23 laboratories, about 3,700 students and 40% international academic and research staff. Facilities include a library, sports spaces, health services, student associations and research centres.

The school provides campus security and fire-protection services, with an emergency contact for urgent out-of-hours housing incidents. International students should save local emergency numbers, confirm the late transport route from Lozere or Massy-Palaiseau, and follow the school’s arrival and insurance instructions. The Welcome office and international department, BasiX, guide international students through induction, studies and administrative procedures. Applicants should keep copies of admission, insurance, housing and immigration documents and follow the exact application platform for the selected programme.