Finding accommodation
EDHEC offers several solutions to help its students find accommodation.
The international students coming for the first time will be contacted personally by ISO.
On Campus
The EDHEC Campus, located in an 8.5-hectare park in the suburbs of Lille, has its own student halls of residence, which include furnished studios and shared 8-bedroom flats with a total capacity of 300 units.
The residence is reserved primarily for international, minors or disabled students although every student can apply for on-campus accommodation.
The Twenty campus Croix residence is managed by SERGIC Résidences Services. Book your accommodation on twentycampus.com by submitting your complete application. Twenty campus will acknowledge receipt of your reservation request. Your reservation is validated depending on the availability and subject to your admission by the EDHEC group. No incomplete applications will be reviewed.
IN THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE CAMPUS
Students also have access to two residences located around the campus: the Twenty campus Roubaix residence and Studéa Roubaix Parc Barbieux.
Download the Sergic brochure for the Campus Halls of Residence.
In Lille and the surrounding area
There are a large number of student halls of residence located in Lille itself, very close to the train stations, including:
« Les Estudines Lille-Europe »
« Les Estudines Pasteur »
« YouFirst Campus »
« Les Studiantes d’Euralille »
« Les Lauréades de Lille-Flandres »
« Studéa Vieux-Lille »
« Franciscaines de La Madeleine »
- The CROUS will provide you with a file including offers from private individuals and a list of university halls of residence.
- The University Mutual Aid Organisation (AEU) manages 12 halls of residence in Lille.
- Individual accommodation for rent: there are many options around the campus (flats, studios and houses). Please contact estate agents or private individuals.
- Once registered with EDHEC, you will also have access to the official EDHEC housing platform: https://edhec.immojeune.com. Platform accessible via a campus code (sent as soon as your registration is validated).
Association d’entraide universitaire
47, Bd Vauban
59000 Lille
+ 33 (0)3 20 15 97 70
The international students coming for the first time will be contacted personally by ISO.
On-campus
Students usually rent a flat or live in student halls of residence on this very urban campus. To help them find accommodation, the Education Office has a dedicated file of adverts placed by private individuals and estate agents (studios, flats with one, two or more bedrooms), which is updated regularly and made available to anyone who requests it, free of charge.
Van Gogh HALLS OF RESIDENCE
The Halls of Residence welcomes students from the EDHEC Group.
It is located five minutes’ walk from EDHEC, and includes 100 flats at 11 rue Auguste Pégurier. Each flat is furnished and has a kitchenette and a shower room, as well as telephone and television points. The leases run for one year; however, it is possible to organise a “time-share” between two students for two different periods in the year. These flats grant entitlement to the APL. The student is responsible for housing tax.
INDIVIDUAL ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT
There are many options around the campus (flats, studios and houses). Please contact estate agents or private individuals.
CROUS
The CROUS “Town Accommodation” Department will provide you with a file including offers from private individuals and a list of university halls of residence.
CROUS NICE
18 avenue des Fleurs
06050 Nice Cedex 1
Tél : 04 92 15 50 50
See Also
About EDHEC
Operating from campuses in Lille, Nice, Paris, London and Singapore, EDHEC is one of the top 15 European business schools. Fully international and directly connected to the business world, EDHEC is a school for business, rather than a business school, where excellence in teaching and research focuses on innovation to stimulate entrepreneurship and creativity. EDHEC functions as a genuine laboratory of ideas and produces innovative solutions valued by businesses. The School’s teaching philosophy, inspired by its award-winning research activities, focuses on “learning by doing”.
