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PSME Panthéon-Sorbonne Master in Economics
Centre Pierre Mendès France
90, Rue de Tolbiac
75013 Paris
Tél. : +33 (0)1 44 07 88 89
Fax : +33 (0)1 44 07 88 89
Student life
Number 1 Student City
Continuously ranked the #1 top student city, you'll find the city of lights has a lot to offer at a relatively affordable price including access to leading academics, small class sizes, and a number of historical and cultural activities just minutes from your classroom located in Paris Center.
Housing
University Residence
Living in Paris, immersing yourself in a new culture, becoming part of a Parisian neighbourhood, interacting daily with your neighbours, landlord, the shopkeepers, etc. may be an exciting cultural experience for international students. However, you may prefer to look for university residence accommodation. In such a case, every effort is made by the PSME program and support services of the University to provide you with solutions. The two main possibilities are:
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CROUSInsurance and Health
Social security
Health insurance covering reimbursement of medical expenses is mandatory in order to obtain a residence permit. Students benefit from the students' health-insurance scheme (already included under Paris 1 registration fee) if they are less than 28 years old; otherwise they have to subscribe to a private insurance.
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Libraries
In order for PSME students to find adequate reading and working space, there are several libraries which can be consulted for books and internet access. The libraries recommended by the professors for economic students are:
Centre de documentation de la Maison des Sciences Economiques (MSE)
As most of the PSME courses are tought in this building specifically reserved for Master and Phd students in economics, it is the most convenient library for daily studying.
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Living in Paris
Paris is one of the most cosmopolitan and exciting of the world's capitals. It is busy, sophisticated, expensive, confusing and can be overwhelming to newcomers. However, if you take some time to ease yourself into the life of the city and have realistic expectations about the adaptation period that you and all newcomers experience, then you will soon find yourself part of Paris.
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University Restaurants
Students can go to any university restaurants for lunch and dinner. There are more than ten university restaurants throughout Paris. One ticket costs 2,85 euros. With this ticket, you can take an entry, a dish and a dessert.
The nearest restaurants from the center of Pantheon and the center of the Sorbonne are “Assas” and “Bullier”. They are both within 10 minutes on foot.
