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( d e p p ) Overseas Territories The present document was prepared by the Graphic design Ministère de l’éducation nationale, Marianne Chauveau-Smolska de l’enseignement supérieur et de la recherche Direction de l’évaluation, Desktop publishing: Département de la prospectiveet de la performance (DEPP) de la valorisation et de l’édition (DEPP DVE) 61/65 rue Dutot Solange Guégeais 75015 Paris Printer Director of publication Imprimerie Moderne de l’Est Daniel Vitry Sales department - Département Editors in chief/ Bureau des outils de la valorisation et de l’édition pour le pilotage de l’enseignement supérieur Tel: +33 (0)1 55 55 72 04 et de la recherche universitaire (DEPP C3) Fax: +33 (0)1 55 55 72 29 Marie-Hélène Prieur Email: [email protected] Yann Caradec

Contributing to the present edition: Bureau des études statistiques de l’enseignement supérieur (DEPP C1) Jérôme Fabre regionalregio nal atlasatlas student population in 2005-2006 french higher education

Types of institution mination for which students receive preparatory tuition Universities are structuring their courses into semesters Higher education is provided in the universities, all of lasting two years in the CPGE, classes préparatoires aux and modules enabling students to obtain credits in accor- which are public with the exception of five Catholic insti- grandes écoles. dance with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). tutions, or in so-called écoles supérieures, higher public- Generally speaking, admission to the very wide variety of Students who acquire 180 credits normally over a period sector or private ‘schools’, some of which are known as institutions in the non-university sector is based on strict of three years may obtain the licence; 300 credits are grandes écoles. selection procedures. necessary (i.e. an additional 120 after the licence, corres- Institutes or schools may be attached to universities. ponding to two further years of study) for the award of They include instituts universitaires de technologie (IUTs) Qualifications the master. Furthermore, there is a master professionnel providing short technological courses, instituts universi- Long university courses have traditionally been struc- (Master’s vocational qualification) geared to the labour taires professionnalisés (IUPs) for students working for tured into three successive stages of study leading to market, and master recherche (Master’s research quali- qualifications in engineering, and instituts universitaires national degrees – and the data is still displayed this way fication), preparation for which is similar to study for the de formation des maîtres (IUFMs) which prepare students in this ATLAS edition : DEA and constitutes the first stage of doctoral studies for competitive examinations to recruit teachers and pro- the diplôme d’études universitaires générales (DEUG, lasting three years until the doctorate itself is obtained. vide teacher training, etc. or ‘diploma of general university studies’) covering a The écoles supérieures (schools for higher education), Some lycées contribute to higher education because they two-year period after the baccalaureate (first stage); including grandes écoles, award their own diplomas. offer preparatory tuition to those seeking admission to the licence (roughly equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree, Public-sector or private engineering schools award a the grandes écoles, in so-called classes préparatoires a further year) and the maîtrise (roughly equivalent to a diploma that has to be recognised by the committee for aux grandes écoles (CPGE), or because they include Master’s degree, a further year still, corresponding to engineering qualifications. Business and management sections de techniciens supérieurs (STS, or sections for four years after the baccalaureate) (2nd stage); quali- schools award a diploma which, under certain circums- higher technicians) which provide short technical training fications obtained in the third stage of studies, namely tances, may be recognised by the State. courses. the diplôme d’études supérieures spécialisées (DESS, Short technological higher education courses lasting two or ‘diploma of specialised higher studies’), the diplôme years lead to the diplôme universitaire de technologie Access d’études approfondies (DEA, or ‘diploma of more advan- (DUT) prepared in the IUTs, or to the brevet de technicien Universities accept holders of the baccalaureate, the ced studies’) and the doctorate. supérieur (BTS, or higher technician’s diploma) that stu- diplôme d’accès aux études universitaires (DAEU, or However, since April 2002 and in accordance with imple- dents work towards in the higher technician’s sections in ‘diploma for admission to university studies’), or a qua- mentation of the Bologna Process to develop a European some lycées. lification regarded as equivalent, without any further Higher Education Area, a set of regulations has been selection procedure, except in the medical, dental and published with a view to gradually gearing the structure pharmaceutical fields and in the case of the IUTs. of French higher education to the European system, LMD

Admission to the most prestigious higher ‘schools’ nor- standing for licence, master and doctorat (the data will fit Adapted from Eurydice, information network on education in Europe mally known as grandes écoles is by competitive exa- this system in the next edition of this ATLAS). (http://www.eurydice.org)

2 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 number of years after baccalauréat

european credit transfert unit (ECTS)

doctorat + 8 doctorat internship internship internship

master + 5 300 master grandes BTS: Brevet de technicien supérieur (Higher écoles* IUFM Technician Certificate) licence CPGE: Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles + 3 180 professional (Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles) licence licence DAEU: Diplôme d’accès aux études universitaires dental pharmaceutical medical (diploma that qualifies to enrol at university) + 2 120 BTS DUT CPGE DUT: Diplôme universitaire de technologie (University degree in technology) entrance IUFM: Institut universitaire de formation des examination maîtres (University Institute for Teacher Training) baccalauréat april 2005 DAEU * engineering, business, architecture, veterinary schools...

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 3 reading notes to learn more

This atlas presents the numbers of students enrolled Visit the website for the regional atlas on student population at in institutions and programmes of higher education, as www.education.gouv.fr/pid132/les-publications.html recorded in the information systems and surveys of the Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Fishing and Rural Affairs and the Ministry of the Family and Social Protection. The combination of the above resources can sometimes lead to an incremental number of duplicate records of students enrolled in the higher education system. This is because the same student may enrol in several programmes and may be counted more than once if assigned a different identification number for each enrolment.

The geographic unit used in the present document is You can print and/or save the various parts of the present the “urban unit”, or agglomeration; for the Ile-de-France document from the website. region, the commune is the geographic unit of reference.

4 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 summary of maps and tables

1 - higher education in France 7 > Midi-Pyrénées 103 01 > students enrolled in the higher education system 8 > North Pas-de-Calais 109 at the start of the 2005 school year > Lower Normandy 115 02 > higher education sites 9 > Upper Normandy 121 03 > change in student population 21 > Pays de la Loire 127 04 > change in university population 24 > Picardy 133 > Poitou-Charentes 139 > Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur 145 2 - higher education by region 27 > Rhône-Alps 151 > Alsace 31 > Ile-de-France 159 > Aquitaine 37 > Antilles-French Guiana 173 > Auvergne 43 > Reunion Island 179 > Burgundy 49 > Overseas territories 185 > Brittany 55 > Centre 61 > Champagne-Ardenne 67 > Corsica 73 Appendices 191 > Franche-Comté 79 > sources 192 > Languedoc-Roussillon 85 > glossary 193 > Limousin 91 > acronyms 194 > Lorraine 97 > abbreviations 194 source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 5 source > MENESR

6 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 higher education in France 01 > students enrolled in higher education at the start of the 2005 school year 02 > higher education sites 03 > change in student populations 04 > change in university populations

source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 7 01 > students enrolled in the higher education system at the start of the 2005 school year

students enrolled in the higher education system in the 2005-2006 school year

Dunkerque number of students enrolled in the higher education system, Lille in urban units (INSEE 1999) Boulogne Douai-Lens Valenciennes Amiens

Le Havre Rouen 590 000 Reims Metz

Caen Brest Paris Strasbourg Nancy 130 000 Rennes Troyes Le Mans 60 000 Quimper Vannes Lorient Mulhouse 12 000 Orléans Blois 1 000 Dijon St-Nazaire Angers Besançon Tours Nantes Bourges

Poitiers La Rochelle Limoges Annecy Angoulême Lyon Guadeloupe French Guiana Chambery Kourou Clermont- Ferrand Cayenne St-Etienne Grenoble Périgueux Pointe- Basse- à-Pitre Valence Terre Bordeaux Avignon Martinique Reunion Island Montpellier Nîmes St-Denis Albi Nice Bayonne Toulouse Fort-de- France St-Pierre Pau Tarbes Aix- Marseille Toulon Perpignan Corte New Tahiti Caledonia Mayotte Mamoudzou Punaauia Sada Noumea 0 100 Km source > MENESR

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geographic breakdown of student population in 2005-2006

number of enrolees and percentage of total

All of France 2,281,889 100.0%

Overseas Territories 43,318 1.9%

Metropolitan France 2,238,571 98.1% 100.0% number of enrolees number of sites Overseas Ile-de-France 599,281 26.3% 26.8% and percentage of total and percentage of total Ile-de- Territories France 1.9% Provinces 1,639,290 71.8% 73.2% 1,639,290 100.0% 589 100.0% 26.3% main sites of several universities 793,838 48.4% 11 1.9% main sites of university or CUFR 604,965 36.9% 34 5.8% secondary sites of university or CUFR 178,308 10.9% 107 18.2% Provinces 71.8% other sites 62,179 3.8% 437 74.2% status of sites located in the provinces in 2005-2006

percentage of total enrolees in provinces percentage of total number of sites in provinces main sites of several universities in the provinces: 48,4%48.4% main sites of several universities 1,9%1.9% Bordeaux, Clermont-Ferrand, Grenoble, Lille, Lyon, Marseille-Aix-en-Provence, Montpellier, main sites of university or CUFR 36,9%36.9% 5,8%5.8% Nancy, Rennes, Strasbourg and Toulouse

10,9%10.9% secondary sites of university or CUFR 18,2%18.2% of the other sites located in the provinces, 3,8%3.8% other sites 74,2%74.2% there are 8 secondary IUFM sites:

100% 75% 50% 25% 0% 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Ajaccio, Bastia, Chaumont, Cluses, Guebwiller, Guéret and Privas

sourcesites based > MENESR on urban units set forth in INSEE 1999 census

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 9 02 > higher education sites

sites offering courses of study at universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

total percentage of students total percentage of students total percentage of students number in universities and number in universities and number in universities and urban units of students affiliated institutions urban units of students affiliated institutions urban units of students affiliated institutions main sites of several universities and associated institutions main sites of university or affiliated institution (cont’d) secondary sites offering IUT and other university programmes (cont’d) Bordeaux 76,496 73.2% Reims 26,754 69.4% Béziers* 1,750 51.3% Clermont-Ferrand 34,854 73.7% Rouen 35,571 63.9% Blois 2,661 37.4% Grenoble 55,776 71.5% Saint-Denis 11,817 72.6% Boulogne-sur-Mer 4,979 65.6% Lille 97,080 64.7% Saint-Etienne 20,833 63.1% Bourg-en-Bresse* 2,925 35.7% Lyon 124,080 63.1% Toulon 13,965 66.9% Bourges 3,208 52.6% Marseille-Aix-en-Provence 88,279 71.2% Tours 28,604 74.8% Brive-la-Gaillarde 1,443 42.2% Montpellier 62,517 76.1% Troyes 6,768 38.9% Calais 3,444 76.7% Nancy 45,342 71.9% Valenciennes 13,631 71.2% Cambrai* 1,588 40.7% Paris 589,397 63.3% Carcassonne 931 18.7% Rennes 58,731 70.8% secondary sites not offering IUT programme ** Castres 780 47.3% Strasbourg 53,552 74.9% Bar-le-Duc 536 9.5% Chalon-sur-Saône 1,272 27.0% Toulouse 97,131 68.7% Cahors 556 2.5% Charleville-Mézières 1,695 29.4% Cayenne 2,360 61.4% Chartres 1,809 27.5% main sites of university or affiliated institution Coulommiers 348 33.9% Châteauroux 1,488 51.1% Albi 3,790 53.4% Dax 629 7.0% Châtellerault 491 64.4% Amiens 26,041 70.6% Foix 413 42.9% Cherbourg 1,769 50.9% Angers 32,203 52.8% Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via 285 100.0% Cholet 1,455 36.3% Arras 8,438 51.8% Lambesc 681 98.2% Colmar 2,863 51.2% Avignon 9,647 74.0% Lons-le-Saunier 783 4.0% Creil 1,245 35.2% Besançon 22,274 81.2% Mâcon 919 6.4% Digne-les-Bains* 657 37.9% Brest 22,137 69.5% Madrid 57 100.0% Douai-Lens 9,988 40.2% Caen 29,499 78.8% Mende 594 20.7% Draguignan 891 50.2% Chambéry 7,263 68.6% Montauban* 1,195 37.4% Egletons 469 66.7% Compiègne 3,974 11.4% Nevers 1,677 27.9% Epinal* 2,249 48.3% Corte 3,937 96.2% Rochefort 386 10.9% Evreux 2,432 40.1% Dijon 32,568 72.6% Saint-Chély-d'Apcher 201 11.9% Figeac 413 79.4% Dunkerque 6,899 70.3% Saint-Pol-de-Léon 52 30.8% Fontainebleau 2,566 17.3% La Rochelle 10,294 63.3% Sélestat 481 10.4% Fort-de-France 8,125 63.7% Le Havre 9,689 67.7% Serris 813 100.0% Gap 763 59.1% Le Mans 11,236 69.3% Issoudun 254 100.0% Limoges 17,952 74.4% secondary sites offering IUT and other university programmes ** La Roche-sur-Yon 3,969 21.7% Lorient 5,639 70.6% Agen* 2,504 44.8% Lannion 1,468 74.7% Metz 22,132 67.3% Alençon 1,639 38.4% Laval 3,125 24.3% Mulhouse 7,840 77.4% Angoulême 3,134 38.3% Le Bourget-du-Lac 3,398 97.6% Nantes 47,939 62.0% Annecy 6,070 58.3% Le Creusot 1,335 80.7% Nice 38,556 67.1% Arles* 854 53.6% Le Puy-en-Velay* 1,430 22.7% Nîmes 9,343 52.9% Auch 949 32.0% Lieusaint 1,675 100.0% Noumea 3,088 77.2% Aurillac 1,181 33.4% Lisieux 588 37.4% Orléans 17,386 71.3% Auxerre 1,306 44.3% Longwy 652 81.6% Pau 12,845 68.2% Basse-Terre 700 48.4% Lunéville 422 52.4% Perpignan 11,757 78.2% Bayonne 4,502 56.1% Maubeuge 1,041 20.2% Point-à-Pitre-Les-Abymes 7,507 65.6% Beauvais 2,930 25.0% Meaux 1,395 45.2% Poitiers 27,561 81.5% Belfort 2,984 55.5% Menton-Monaco 144 75.7% Punaauia 2,476 96.9% Béthune 4,274 59.9% Montbéliard 1,748 53.4% sourcesource >> MENESR / * secondary sites with several universities and affiliated institutions / ** main/relay site of IUT programme

10 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 sites offering courses of study at universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

total percentage of students number of sites in the provinces offering courses of study at universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 number in universities and urban units of students affiliated institutions total percentage of students secondary sites offering IUT and other university programmes (cont’d) number number of in universities and Mont-de-Marsan 989 30.6% of sites students affiliated institutions Montluçon 1,492 46.5% Moulins 1,092 13.4% main sites of several universities 11 793,838 69.8% Narbonne 1,427 54.8% main sites of university or CUFR 34 604,965 68.3% Niort 2,167 40.6% Périgueux 2,102 44.3% secondary sites of university or CUFR 108 178,308 44.9% Pontivy 779 10.8% Quimper 4,135 53.8% o/w those offering IUT and other programmes 93 168,920 46.0% Rambouillet 711 58.6% o/w those offering only IUT programmes 9 6,231 25.5% Roanne 1,250 68.0% Rodez* 1,920 45.7% Saint-Avold 430 35.3% study offerings of sites located in the provinces providing courses of study at universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 Saint-Brieuc* 2,995 37.1% Saint-Dié 604 57.0% universities and affiliated institutions Saint-Lô 1,083 17.0% number of students per cycle university Saint-Malo 1,045 54.2% engineering Saint-nazaire 3,290 61.4% IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programme total Saint-Omer 1,522 31.5% main sites of several universities 30,571 32.0% 221,846 52.7% 182,218 55.5% 109,011 60.9% 10,420 43.6% 554,066 52.9% Saint-Pierre 3,235 71.6% Saint-Quentin 1,620 32.2% main sites of university or CUFR 32,504 34.1% 177,443 42.2% 126,293 38.4% 66,433 37.1% 10,649 44.6% 413,322 39.5% Salon-de-Provence* 849 17.8% 32,346 33.9% 21,371 5.1% 20,048 6.1% 3,563 2.0% 2,805 11.7% 80,133 7.6% Sarreguemines 864 36.5% secondary sites of university or CUFR Sète 526 22.2% all sites located in provinces 95,421 100.0% 420,660 100.0% 328,559 100.0% 179,007 100.0% 23,874 100.0% 1,047,521 100.0% Soissons 1,219 34.8% Tarbes* 4,545 43.8% main sites of several universities main sites of university or CUFR Thionville 1,328 33.4% univ. eng. 3rd univ. eng. IUT Tulle 602 32.2% progr. IUT progr. 2.6% Valence* 5,911 55.9% 3rd cycle cycle 7.9% 1.9% 5.5% Vannes 5,207 69.5% 17.3% 13.7 % Verdun 691 12.3% Vesoul 1,038 27.4% cycle 0 2nd cycle 0 Vichy 1,331 15.2% and 1st cycle and 1st Vienne 1,077 19.3% 2nd cycle 32.9% 40.0% 30.6% 42.9% secondary sites offering only IUT programmes Châlons-en-Champagne 1,651 9.3% secondary sites of university or CUFR all sites located in provinces Elbeuf 391 54.0% 3rd univ. eng. 3rd cycle univ. eng. progr. IUT Forbach 586 6.8% IUT 3.5% cycle progr. 2.3% 9.1% Fréjus 510 35.9% 2nd 3.0 % cycle 40.4% 14.8 % Haguenau 714 27.2% cycle 0 25.0% Kourou 103 68.0% and 1st Laon 1,210 32.8% cycle 0 2nd 40.2% L'Isle-d'Abeau 263 69.6% and 1st cycle Morlaix 581 20.8% 26.7% 31.4% Vire 325 32.3% source > MENESR / * secondary sites with several universities and affiliated institutions

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 11 02 > higher education sites

typology of university education sites in 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France, by commune

St-Pol-de-Léon (Bretagne)

Pontoise Cergy Mantes-la-jolie Neuville-sur-Oise

Sarcelles Villetaneuse Tremblay-en-France Meaux Argenteuil St-Germain- Asnières St-Denis en-Laye Livry-Gargan Bobigny Nanterre Clichy Champs- Neuilly Paris Montreuil sur-Marne St-Cloud Garches Serris B-B Nogent Noisy- V-d'Avray Kremlin-B. le-Grand Ma.Mo. Vitry Versailles Fontenay Coulommiers Vélizy Cachan Sc. Bonneuil- Guyancourt Châtenay Créteil sur-Marne

Antony Athis-Mons Orsay

Etiolles Rambouillet

Evry Lieusaint

Brétigny-sur-Orge

main sites of secondary university sites Paris universities Melun universites located in several universities students enrolled in Paris suburbs university programmes B-B: Boulogne-Billancourt a university students enrolled in IUT programmes K-B.: Kremlin-Bicêtre Ma.: Malakoff students enrolled in Mo.: Montrouge IUFM programmes Sc.: Sceaux Fontainebleau source > MENESR

12 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 typology of university education sites in 2005-2006 > outside Ile-de-France

DUNKERQUE CALAIS

BOULOGNE- ST-OMER LILLE SUR-MER DOUAI-LENS BETHUNE VALENCIENNES ARRAS Maubeuge Cambrai AMIENS Cherbourg St-Quentin Charleville-Mezières LE HAVRE Longwy ROUEN Beauvais COMPIEGNE Laon Thionville CAEN T Forbach St-Avold REIMS Verdun Sarreguemines Elbeuf Creil Soissons Lannion St-Pol-de-Léon Lisieux (Paris 6) St-Lô Evreux Bar-le-Duc METZ Haguenau St-Malo Vire St Brieuc Châlons-en- NANCY BREST Morlaix Champagne STRASBOURG Alençon Chartres i Lunéville Pontivy Quimper Laval T Sélestat LE MANS TROYES Epinal St Dié Colmar main sites of RENNES Chaumont Guebwiller Auxerre VANNES ORLEANS Belfort LORIENT MULHOUSE ANGERS Vesoul T several universities Blois SEVENANS NANTES DIJON a university St-Nazaire Montbéliard Cholet TOURS Bourges Nevers T a university of technology BESANCON Châtellerault Issoudun i a national polytechnic institute Le Creusot La Roche-sur-Yon Châteauroux Moulins Chalon-sur- Lons-le- a multi-site university (main campus) Saône Saunier Niort POITIERS Bourg-en- Montluçon Macon Bresse LA ROCHELLE Vichy Guéret a CUFR Cluses LIMOGES Roanne Rochefort Le Bourget- du-Lac Annecy LYON Egletons L'Isle d'A. CHAMBERY secondary university sites Angoulême CLERMONT- Périgueux FERRAND Vienne students enrolled in Tulle ST-ETIENNE GRENOBLE Brive Le Puy- university programmes Valence i Aurillac en-Velay students enrolled in Figeac IUT programmes BORDEAUX St Chély-d'A. Cahors Privas Gap students enrolled in Rodez IUFM programmes Mende Agen Digne- Montauban les- Mont-de-Marsan NIMES AVIGNON Bains The sites are based on the urban units set forth in the INSEE 1999 census, which offer ALBI Dax Menton university education programmes (including engineering and IUT) or IUFM programmes. MONTPELLIER Lambesc Auch Draguignan The programme offerings are not provided in detail for the main sites. Bayonne Cannes Castres Béziers Arles NICE- i Salon Bastia Fréjus TOULOUSE Carcas- Sète French Guiana PAU sonne AIX- CORTE Tarbes Kourou Martinique Reunion Island Narbonne MARSEILLE Guadeloupe Foix TOULON St-Denis New Tahiti Cayenne Caledonia Papeete PERPIGNAN Ajaccio Basse- Fort- Terre Pointe-à- de- Font-Romeu Pitre France St-Pierre Noumea Punaauia 0 100 km source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 13 02 > higher education sites

universities and affiliated institutions and their secondary sites in 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France, by commune

St-Pol-de-Léon Cergy- (Bretagne) Pontoise Pontoise

Mantes-la-jolie Neuville-sur-Oise Cergy

Sarcelles Villetaneuse Argenteuil Tremblay-en -France 13 Meaux

Asnières 8 St-Denis Bobigny Nanterre 10 Clichy INALCO Paris Neuilly Champs- 4 6 7 Montreuil sur-Marne Dauphine IEP Noisy- St-Cloud 5 2 3 Marne-la-Vallée Garches le-Grand Boulogne IPG 1 Serris Malakoff Obs. Nogent-sur- Kremlin- Montrouge Bicêtre Marne V-d'Avray Vitry Versailles- Coulommiers St-Quentin Cachan Vélizy Sceaux 12

Guyancourt Châtenay Créteil

11 Athis-Mons Orsay

Rambouillet

university typology Lieusaint scientific and medical Evry students enrolled in science and health programmes > 60% Brétigny-sur-Orge

multi-disciplinary students enrolled in science and health programmes > 60% students enrolled in service-oriented programmes > 80% Melun

with health programmes

without health programmes

service-oriented students enrolled in letters and human sciences, law, economic sciences > 80% focus on letters and human sciences links between universities links between campuses of focus on law and/or economy and secondary sites multi-site universities Fontainebleau source > MENESR

14 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 universities and affiliated institutions and their secondary sites in 2005-2006 > outside Ile-de-France

université du Littoral Calais Dunkerque St-Omer Boulogne 1 2 3 Lille Béthune université de l'Artois Valenciennes D-L D-L : Douai-Lens Arras Maubeuge Cambrai

Cherbourg Amiens Le Havre St-Quentin Charleville- Longwy Rouen Beauvais Thionville St-Avold Caen Laon Mézières UT Forbach Elbeuf Creil Soissons Reims Metz Sarreguemines St-Pol-de-Léon Lannion St-Lô Compiègne Lisieux Verdun (Paris 6) Evreux St-Malo Haguenau Vire Châlon- 1 2 Nancy 1 2 3 Sites based on urban or rural communes set forth Brest Morlaix en-Ch. Bar- Lunéville Alençon le-Duc INP Strasbourg in 1999 INSEE census St-Brieuc Chartres UT Sélestat Pontivy 1 2 Laval Quimper Le Mans Troyes St-Dié Colmar links between universities and relay sites Rennes Epinal Vannes Vesoul Orléans Belfort Lorient Blois Mulhouse Angers Auxerre links between campuses of multi-site universities université de Nantes Dijon UT Bretagne-Sud Tours Sévenans St-Nazaire Cholet Bourges Montbéliard Nevers Besançon Châtellerault university typology Issoudun Lons-le- Châteauroux Saunier La Roche-sur-Yon Le Creusot Chalon scientific and medical Poitiers Montluçon Moulins students enrolled in science Mâcon Bourg-en- La Rochelle Niort and health programmes > 60% Vichy Bresse Roanne Lyon Annecy multi-disciplinary Rochefort Limoges students enrolled in science and health programmes > 60% 1 2 1 2 3 Le Bourget-du-Lac Egletons students enrolled in service-oriented programmes > 80% Clermont- L'Isle Angoulême Périgueux d'Abeau Chambéry Tulle Ferrand with health programmes Vienne Grenoble Brive St-Etienne 1 2 3 INP 1 2 Bordeaux Aurillac Le Puy without health programmes Figeac St Chély- Valence 3 4 d'Apcher service-oriented Cahors Gap Rodez students enrolled in letters and human sciences, Agen Mende law, economic sciences > 80% Digne-les- Montauban Nîmes focus on letters and human sciences Mont-de-Marsan Bains Albi Avignon Menton-Monaco CUFR Auch CUFR Montpellier focus on law and/or economy Dax Arles Lambesc Nice Draguignan Bayonne 1 2 3 1 2 Toulouse Castres Salon 2 Sète 1 Fréjus 3 INP Corte Pau Tarbes Béziers 3 French Guiana Carcas- Narbonne Kourou sonne Aix-Marseille Guadeloupe Martinique Reunion Island Foix Toulon St-Denis New Tahiti Caledonia Font- Perpignan Cayenne Romeu Basse- Terre Pointe-à- Fort- Pitre de- Noumea France St-Pierre Punaauia 0 100 km source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 15 02 > higher education sites

university institutes of technology (IUT) in 2005-2006

IUTS t-Omer-Dunkerque Dunkerque Lille-Roubaix-Tourcoing Calais IUT Calais- 1 Boulogne St-Omer 2 Boulogne-sur-mer 3 Béthune Valenciennes Lens Maubeuge Cambrai Cherbourg Amiens Charleville-Mézières Le Havre St-Quentin administration, management, sales IUT de Longwy l'Aisne Beauvais Thionville-Yutz Corporate and administrative management Rouen Soissons Laon Reims Creil Forbach Administration and sales management Caen Elbeuf Sarreguemines St-Lô Metz St-Avold Marketing techniques Evreux Verdun Lisieux Haguenau Statistics and data processing IUT Moselle-Est Lannion Vire Legal careers Châlons-en- N-V Nancy Morlaix Champagne 1 Logistics and transport management Brest Alençon 1 Strasbourg St-Brieuc St Malo Chartres Lunéville St Dié Sud social careers, information and communication Rennes Troyes Quimper Social careers Le Mans Colmar Pontivy Laval Epinal Information and communication Lorient Orléans Vannes Mulhouse Communication services and networks Auxerre Blois Vesoul Belfort Angers electronics, information technology, mechanics Tours St Nazaire Dijon Montbéliard Electrical engineering and industrial informatics Nantes Cholet Mechanical engineering and production technology chemistry, biology La Roche- Bourges Besançon Information technology Châtellerault Chemistry sur-Yon Issoudun Chalon-sur-Saône Telecommunications and network engineering Chemical engineering Le Creusot Industrial engineering and maintenance Poitiers Châteauroux Biological engineering Niort Physical measurements Moulins Bourg-en-Bresse Materials sciences and engineering public works, energy, safety Montluçon La Rochelle Production engineering and organisation Thermal and energy engineering Vichy Lyon Limousin Metrology, quality, control Civil engineering 1 Roanne Annecy Packaging sciences Hygiene, safety, environment Angoulême Vil. Clermont- Bron Ferrand 3 Le Bourget Egletons L'Isle- Tulle d'Abeau Reunion Island Guadeloupe Périgueux Vienne Grenoble Cergy-Pontoise Ile de France Brive-la- St-Etienne A Gaillarde B Sarcelles 1 Aurillac Villetaneuse Le Puy Argenteuil 3 Bordeaux Mantes- Tremblay-en France en-Yvelines Saint- Meaux 4 Figeac Valence Gap Denis Saint-Pierre Bobigny Basse-Terre La Plaine- Agen St-D IUT Rodez Paris Marne-la Martinique Digne-les-bains St-Cloud -vallée Montreuil Kourou Mont-de-Marsan Nîmes Menton Ville d'Avray 5 Champs- sur-Marne Avignon Montpellier Arles Nice 7 Auch Aix-en-Provence Fort-de- IUT Pays de l'Adour Castres Vitry France Bl. Toulouse Draguignan (Sophia-Antipolis) Pau To. Cachan Bayonne Béziers Salon A-M 1 Cannes Vélizy Fréjus Créteil French Guiana Carcassonne Sète (Luminy) Rambouillet Sceaux Tarbes Narbonne Marseille La Ciotat Toulon Orsay Corte Athis-Mons Bordeaux : full-function IUT Perpignan Agen : dependant département(s) IUT de 0 100 km Brétigny-sur-Orge Evry Seine-et-Marne Sud Sites based onn urban units set forth in INSEE 1999 census, with the exception Fontainebleau of the Ile-de-France, Bouches-du-Rhône and Alps-Maritimes regions.

Melun-Sénart source > MENESR

16 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 students enrolled in IUT programmes in 2005-2006

Dunkerque number of students enrolled in IUT programmes, Calais Lille in urban units (INSEE 1999) Boulogne- Douai-Lens sur-Mer St-Omer Béthune Valenciennes Maubeuge Amiens Cambrai 14 460 Cherbourg Charleville-M. Le Havre St-Quentin Rouen Laon Longwy Thionville Beauvais St-Avold Soissons Reims 4 300 Caen Forbach Verdun Sarreguemines St-Lô Elbeuf Creil Meaux 2 100 Lannion Lisieux Metz Haguenau St-Malo Evreux Paris Brest Viré Rambouillet Châlon- Nancy 420 Lieusaint en-Ch. Lunéville Strasbourg Morlaix Alençon St-Brieux Fontainebleau St-Dié Quimper Rennes Chartres Troyes Le Mans Colmar Pontivy Laval Epinal Orléans Lorient Vannes Belfort Mulhouse Guadeloupe French Guiana Martinique Reunion Island Angers Auxerre Kourou Nantes Blois Vesoul Dijon Montbéliard Fort- St-Nazaire Bourges Basse- Cholet Tours Besançon Terre de- France Châtellerault St-Pierre La Roche-sur-Yon Issoudun Chalon-sur-Saône Châteauroux Le Creusot Moulins Poitiers Montluçon Bourg-en-Br. Niort breakdown by commune for Paris urban unit La Rochelle Annecy Limoges Vichy Roanne Lyon Angoulême Cergy Le Bourget Neuville-sur-Oise Egletons Clermont- L'Isle d'A. Vienne Sarcelles Meaux Ferrand Grenoble Villetaneuse Tulle St-Etienne Le Puy Mantes-la-jolie Argenteuil Brive Tremblay Périgueux Aurillac St-Denis Valence Bobigny Figeac Gap Bordeaux St-Cloud Montreuil Agen Digne-les- Paris Champs- Bains sur-Marne Mont-de- Rodez Marsan V-d'Avray Toulouse Nîmes Avignon Menton- Cachan Vitry Montpellier Monaco Auch Salon Bayonne Castres Draguignan Vélizy Arles Nice Créteil Béziers Sceaux Pau Fréjus Carcassonne Sète Aix- Rambouillet Athis-Mons Tarbes Narbonne Marseille Orsay Toulon Perpignan Lieusaint 0 100 Km Corte Evry

Brétigny-sur-Orge Fontainebleau

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regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 17 02 > higher education sites

engineering programmes in 2005-2006

Saint-Omer Lille

Douai-Lens Valenciennes Programmes under authority of MENESR Arras university programmes Cherbourg Amiens UT programmes Le Havre Rouen Compiègne Thionville INP programmes Reims Beauvais other programmes Lannion Caen Louviers Metz Brest Other programmes Châlons-en-Ch. Nancy Guingamp Alençon programmes under authority Lanvéoc Rennes Strasbourg of other ministries Fontainebleau Troyes private-sector programmes Le Mans Epinal Guer Laval Orléans Auxerre Mulhouse The number of points is contingent on the number of institutions Angers Blois Saint-Nazaire Sévenans Tours Dijon Sites based on urban units set forth in INSEE 1999 census, Nantes Besançon Bourges with the exception of Ile-de-France. Nevers

Poitiers Cluny Ile-de-France La Rochelle Cergy Oyonnax Limoges Lyon Annecy

Villetaneuse St-Ouen Clermont- Le Bourget Levallois Ferrand Courbevoie Champs- St-Etienne Grenoble sur-Marne Noisy-le- Rueil Grand Ville d'Avray Paris Villejuif Bordeaux Valence Bagneux Vitry Cachan Serris Versailles Chatenay Créteil L'Hay-les-Roses Sceaux Alès Massy Albi Palaiseau Nîmes Orsay Bayonne Toulouse Gif-sur Fontainebleau Salon -Yvette Nice Evry Pau Montpellier

Tarbes Aix- Guadeloupe Martinique French Guiana Reunion Island Marseille Toulon

0 100 km

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18 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 students enrolled in engineering programmes in 2005-2006

Lille Douai-Lens number of students enrolled in engineering programmes, St-Omer in urban units or rural communes (INSEE 1999) Valenciennes Arras Cherbourg Amiens 26 800 Le Havre Rouen Beauvais Compiègne Thionville Reims 8 900 Louviers Lannion Caen Paris Metz Brest Châlon-en-Ch. 4 400 Serris Nancy Alençon Strasbourg Guingamp

880 Rennes Lanvéoc Laval Fontainebleau Troyes Le Mans Epinal Guer Orléans Mulhouse Angers Guadeloupe French Guiana Martinique Reunion Island Auxerre Blois St-Nazaire Sévenans Tours Dijon Besançon Nantes Bourges Nevers

Cluny Poitiers Oyonnax Clermont- breakdown by commune for Paris urban unit La Rochelle Limoges Ferrand Annecy Lyon Le Bourget Cergy Grenoble St-Etienne

St-Ouen Villetaneuse Valence Levallois Bordeaux Courbevoie Noisy-le- Serris Paris Grand Rueil Champs- sur-Marne Alès Salon-de- Ville d'A. Bagneux Toulouse Albi Nîmes Versailles Villejuif Vitry Provence Cachan Créteil Bayonne Nice L'Hay-les-Roses Chatenay Sceaux Pau Montpellier Aix- Massy Tarbes Marseille Orsay Palaiseau Toulon Gif-sur-Yvette

Evry

Fontainebleau 0 100 Km

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regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 19 02 > higher education sites

students enrolled in IUFM programmes in 2005-2006

Dunkerque number of students enrolled in IUFM programmes, in urban units or rural communes (INSEE 1999) Lille Boulogne- Douai-Lens sur-Mer Valenciennes Arras 17 000 Charleville- Amiens Mézières Laon Le Havre Rouen 3 500 Beauvais 1 700 Reims Sarreguemines Evreux Metz 350 Bar-le- St-Lô Caen Brest Paris Châlon-en-Ch. Duc Nancy Strasbourg Alençon St-Brieux Rennes Troyes Sélestat Chartres Quimper Laval Le Mans Colmar Epinal Vannes Orléans Chaumont Guebwiller Guadeloupe French Guiana Martinique Reunion Island Vesoul Auxerre Nantes Cayenne Blois Dijon Fort-de- St-Denis Angers Belfort France Tours Pointe-à- Nevers Besançon Chalon-sur- Pitre La Roche-sur-Yon Bourges Lons-le- Saône Saunier Châteauroux New Caledonia Poitiers Moulins Mâcon breakdown by commune for Paris urban unit La Rochelle Niort Clermont- Cluses Gueret Ferrand Annecy Noumea Angoulême Lyon Cergy Limoges Chambery Tahiti Grenoble Papeete St-Etienne Périgueux Tulle Valence Aurillac Le Puy St-Denis Livry- St-Germain- Gargan Privas en-Laye Bordeaux Cahors Mende Digne-les- Paris Agen Bains Rodez Montauban Mont-de- Nîmes Avignon Créteil Marsan Bonneuil Auch Albi Versailles Nice Antony Montpellier Draguignan Pau Toulouse Aix- Tarbes Carcassonne Marseille Bastia Foix Toulon Perpignan Etiolles Corte

Melun Ajaccio 0 100 Km

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20 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 03 > change in student population change in numbers of students from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 > higher education - universities and affiliated institutions higher education * universities and affiliated institutions ** higher education French Guiana+ 931 60.8% French Guiana+ 607 66.6% Overseas Territories+ 2,280 49.3%Overseas Territories + 1,413 41.9% Reunion Island+ 1,769 11.6% Corsica+ 280 8.0% change in number of students Guadeloupe+ 855 11.4% Reunion Island+ 673 6.6% from 2000-2001 Corsica+ 409 8.3% Limousin+ 802 5.9% to 2005-2006 Aquitaine+ 7,514 7.9% Aquitaine+ 3,728 5.7% Rhône-Alps+ 17,105 7.8% Rhône-Alps+ 7,578 5.4% +40% and over Ile-de-France+ 40,296 7.2% Burgundy+ 1,222 4.9% Languedoc-Roussillon+ 6,083 7.0% Alsace+ 2,172 4.8% +10 to +19.9% Martinique+ 563 7.0% Picardy+ 764 3.8% +5 to +9.9% Pays de la Loire+ 5,858 5.8% Pays de la Loire+ 2,026 3.6% 0 to +4.9% Burgundy+ 2,215 5.6% Ile-de-France+ 13,157 3.5% -5 to -0.1% Champagne-Ardenne+ 1,889 5.0% Poitou-Charentes+ 1,071 3.5% Limousin+ 1,025 4.8% Brittany+ 2,312 3.4% national average : + 5.4% Brittany+ 4,951 4.7% Languedoc-Roussillon+ 1,933 3.1% Poitou-Charentes+ 2,027 4.6% Auvergne+ 574 2.1% universities and affiliated institutions Picardy+ 1,737 4.4% North Pas-de-Calais+ 1,154 1.2% North Pas-de-Calais+ 5,745 3.8% Franche-Comté+ 238 1.1% change in number of students Alsace+ 2,378 3.7% Martinique+ 23 0.4% from 2000-2001 Franche-Comté+ 981 3.0% Guadeloupe+ 4 0.1% to 2005-2006 Midi-Pyrénées+ 3,041 2.7% Midi-Pyrénées- 40 -0.1% Upper Normandy+ 1,312 2.7% Lorraine- 446 -0.9% +40% and over Lorraine+ 2,004 2.6% Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur- 1,569 -1.4% Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur+ 3,743 2.4% Upper Normandy- 627 -2.0% +10% to +19.9% Auvergne+ 941 2.3% Lower Normandy- 609 -2.4% +5 to +9.9% Lower Normandy+ 175 0.5% Centre- 916 -2.4% 0 to +4.9% Centre- 813 -1.4% Champagne-Ardenne- 758 -3.4% -5 to -0.1% All of France +117,014 5.4% All of France+ 36,766 2.6% * all branches of study combined ** including IUTs and affiliated engineering schools national average: + 2.6% source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 21 03 > change in student population

change in number of students from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 > universities (excluding IUT and engineering programmes) - university engineering programmes universities (excluding IUT universities (excluding IUT and engineering programmes) and engineering programmes) university engineering programmes change in number of students French Guiana+ 612 73.2% Champagne-Ardenne+ 97 66.9% from 2000-2001 Overseas Territories+ 1,413 41.9% Limousin+ 228 59.4% to 2005-2006 Corsica+ 218 6.8% Brittany+ 636 57.2% Rhône-Alps+ 8,053 6.5% Franche-Comté+ 245 43.4% +40% and over Limousin+ 726 6.3% Centre+ 598 38.9% +10% to +19.9% Reunion Island+ 604 6.1% Aquitaine+ 540 38.4% Burgundy+ 1,246 5.8% Upper Normandy+ 62 38.3% +5 to +9.9% Alsace+ 2,235 5.5% Burgundy+ 193 26.0% 0 to +4.9% Picardy+ 936 5.4% Poitou-Charentes+ 134 18.7% -5 to -0.1% Aquitaine+ 3,189 5.4% Rhône-Alps+ 317 17.3% Pays de la Loire+ 2,241 4.5% Auvergne+ 131 12.1% less than -5% Ile-de-France+ 14,229 4.0% Ile-de-France+ 198 9.4% national average: + 3.2% Poitou-Charentes+ 991 3.7% Lower Normandy+ 50 7.2% Languedoc-Roussillon+ 2,122 3.7% Languedoc-Roussillon+ 42 3.4% university engineering programmes Brittany+ 2,012 3.4% Alsace+ 42 3.3% Franche-Comté+ 570 3.3% Lorraine+ 57 3.0% change in number of students North Pas-de-Calais+ 1,894 2.3% North Pas-de-Calais- 63 -2.2% from 2000-2001 Auvergne+ 470 2.0% Pays de la Loire- 103 -9.2% to 2005-2006 Lorraine+ 437 1.0% Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur-NS 619 Midi-Pyrénées+ 137 0.2% +50% and over Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur- 452 -0.5% +30 to +49.9% Guadeloupe- 28 -0.5% +10 to +29.9% Martinique- 35 -0.7% Upper Normandy- 645 -2.4% 0 to +9.9% Lower Normand- 578 -2.6% -10 to -0.1% Centre- 1,046 -3.2% All of France +11.9%2,785 insignificant Champagne-Ardenne- 923 -4.8% Note: in 2003, 3 ingineering schools belonging to universities merged to create an engineering school outside the university All of France+ 40,628 3.2% national average: + 11.9% system.

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22 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 03 > change in student population

change in number of students from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 > IUTs - STS and affiliated institutions IUT IUTs STS and affiliated institutions

Martinique+ 58 +100% Overseas Territories+ 478 54.2% Guadeloupe+ 32 39.0% French Guiana+ 84 51.9% Reunion Island+ 69 26.5% Reunion Island+ 519 21.1% Corsica+ 62 20.4% Guadeloupe+ 209 14.2% Champagne-Ardenne+ 68 2.2% Martinique+ 172 10.5% change in number of students Aquitaine- 1 0.0% Languedoc-Roussillon+ 871 9.1% from 2000-2001 Auvergne- 27 -1.0% Champagne-Ardenne+ 300 5.6% to 2005-2006 Upper Normandy- 44 -1.2% Ile-de-France+ 2,189 5.3% Poitou-Charentes- 54 -1.7% Corsica+ 17 3.0% +20% and over Pays de la Loire- 112 -2.0% Lorraine+ 243 2.9% +10% to +19.9% Alsace- 105 -2.6% Upper Normandy+ 159 2.8% Midi-Pyrénées- 177 -2.9% Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur+ 206 1.4% +5 to +9.9% Lower Normandy- 81 -2.9% Lower Normandy+ 65 1.4% national average: - 5.6% 0 to +4.9% Brittany- 336 -4.7% Midi-Pyrénées+ 72 0.7% Rhône-Alps- 792 -5.4% Brittany- 148 -1.1% - 5 to -0.1% Languedoc-Roussillon- 231 -5.7% Franche-Comté- 80 -1.7% STS and affiliated institutions -10% to -5.1% Picardy- 172 -6.0% North Pas-de-Calais- 388 -2.0% Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur- 498 -6.0% Pays de la Loire- 321 -2.0% under -10% French Guiana- 5 -6.7% Rhône-Alps- 530 -2.3% creation Ile-de-France- 1,270 -7.1% Limousin- 107 -3.1% North Pas-de-Calais- 677 -7.7% Aquitaine- 434 -3.9% Burgundy- 217 -7.9% Alsace- 278 -4.1% Limousin- 152 -8.7% Burgundy- 366 -6.1% Centre- 468 -9.5% Picardy- 440 -6.3% Lorraine- 940 -14.9% Auvergne- 350 -6.4% Franche-Comté- 577 -20.7% Centre- 683 -7.7% Poitou-Charentes- 609 -10.0% All of France- 6,647 -5.6% All of France+ 850 0.4%

national average: + 0.4% source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 23 04 > change in university population

number of students at main university sites and change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006

Dunkerque number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions Lille (excluding INPs and UTs), in urban units (INSEE 1999) in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes) Valenciennes Arras

Amiens Le Havre Rouen 200 000

Reims Metz 100 000 Brest Caen Paris Nancy

Rennes 50 000 Strasbourg Le Mans 10 000 Angers Lorient Mulhouse 1 000 Orléans less than 400 Dijon Tours Nantes Besançon change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006

La Rochelle Poitiers +60% and over Clermont- Limoges Ferrand

+30 to +59.9% Lyon Chambéry +10 to +29.9% Grenoble St-Etienne 0 to +9.9% Bordeaux -10 to -0.1%

under -10% Avignon Albi Nîmes Nice

French Guiana Pau Guadeloupe Martinique Reunion Island Toulouse Montpellier Corte New Tahiti Aix- Caledonia Punaauia St-Denis Marseille Toulon Perpignan Pointe- à-Pitre Noumea 0 100 km source > MENESR

24 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 number of students at secondary university sites and change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Calais Béthune Boulogne Douai- -sur-Mer Lens Cambrai number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions Maubeuge (excluding INPs and UTs), in urban units (INSEE 1999) St-Omer in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes) Cherbourg St-Quentin Charleville-Mézières Beauvais Laon Longwy St-Avold Elbeuf Creil Forbach 5 000 Sarreguemines Lannion Lisieux Soissons Châlons- Thionville St-Pol-de-Léon St-Lô en-Champagne Verdun St-Malo Vire Evreux Serris Meaux 2 500 Rambouillet Bar-le-Duc Morlaix Alençon Coulommiers Haguenau Lieusaint Lunéville 1 000 St-Brieuc St-Dié Troyes Epinal Sélestat less than 100 Pontivy Chartres Fontainebleau Colmar Quimper Laval

Vannes Blois Auxerre Vesoul Belfort Bourges St-Nazaire Cholet Montbéliard Nevers Chalon- Issoudun sur-Saône change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Le Creusot Lons-le-Saunier La Roche-sur-Yon Châtellerault +60% and over Châteauroux Moulins Mâcon Niort Annecy +30 to +59.9% Montluçon

Rochefort Angoulême Bourg-en-Bresse +10 to +29.9% Vichy Roanne L'I-d'Abeau Egletons Le Bourget-du-Lac 0 to +9.9% Tulle Vienne Le Puy en Velay -10 to -0.1% Périgueux Brive Aurillac Valence Figeac -30% to -10.1% St-Chély-d'Apcher Gap Agen Cahors under than -30% Mende Montauban Mont-de-Marsan Rodez Digne- insignificant (site creation or data non-coherent over period) les-Bains Dax Arles Menton- Auch Lambesc Castres Draguignan Monaco Béziers Salon Fréjus French Guiana Bayonne Carcassonne Sète Guadeloupe Martinique Kourou Reunion Island New Tahiti Tarbes Narbonne Caledonia Fort-de- Cayenne Foix France St-Pierre Font-Romeu Basse-Terre 0 100 km source > MENESR

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 25 source > MENESR

26 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Alsace higher education > Aquitaine > Auvergne > Burgundy by region > Brittany > Centre > Champagne-Ardenne > Corsica > Franche-Comté > Languedoc-Roussillon > Limousin > Lorraine > Midi-Pyrénées > North Pas-de-Calais > Lower Normandy > Upper Normandy > Pays de la Loire > Picardy > Poitou-Charentes > Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur > Rhône-Alps > Ile-de-France > Antilles-French Guiana > Reunion Island > Overseas Territories regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 27 how to read the tables

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total STS private (excluding engineering programmes) other univer- and other programmes écoles schools higher total number of students per cycle sity affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business and pro- educa- population units CPGEinstitutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total programmes programmes ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools programmes grammes tion in1999 XX - Département 1 UrbanU unit 1 data sources and scope for these Urban unit 2 categories provided on page 192 Commune 21 Commune 22 Urban unit 3 An urban unit (in bold type) is a group of communities with at least 2,000 inhabitants in which Urban unit 4 no residence is separated from the next by more than 200 metres. Urban unit 5 Rural commune 6 The other communes (not in bold type) are classified as rural communes. Urban unit 7 Commune 71 The definitions of urban and rural territories are reviewed prior to each census. Commune 72 The definitions used in the present edition are those set forth in the INSEE 1999 census. Commune 73 Commune 74 Commune 75 Commune 76 Urban unit 8* A given urban unit can extend to two or more départements. Total number of students enrolled in university XX - Département 2 programmes at: Urban unit 9 An asterisk designates an urban unit in which the higher education sites - universities and affiliated institutions (including Urban unit 8* are located in communes of different départements. Commune 82 students enrolled in IUT and university engineering Urban unit 10 programmes) Urban unit 11 - INPs and UTs (excluding engineering programmes) Commune 111 - IUFMs Commune 112 Commune 113 Urban unit 12 Total number of students enrolled in urban unit Urban unit 13 or commune. Urban unit 14 Urban unit 15 When higher education units exists in several communes of Commune 151 a given urban unit, the breakdown per commune and per Population without duplicate records in INSEE 1999 Commune 152 programme structure is also provided. census. Commune 153

28 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > higher education by region number of students in 2005-2006 by region

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total STS private (excluding engineering programmes) other univer- and other programmes écoles schools higher total number of students per cycle sity affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business and pro- educa- regions CPGEinstitutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total programmes programmes ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools programmes grammes tion Alsace 2,148 6,564 3,887 18,523 14,846 9,313 46,569 1,297 1,026 234 2,689 484 6,197 50,555 67,208 Aquitaine 2,748 10,592 5,087 28,954 21,085 12,615 67,741 1,948 535 932 3,871 4,995 9,352 73,560 102,714 Auvergne 1,223 5,087 2,661 10,999 8,197 4,379 26,236 1,218 599 311 1,674 797 5,246 29,128 42,391 Burgundy 1,528 5,642 2,537 10,391 8,015 4,291 25,234 936 350 269 1,981 1,923 3,829 28,151 41,692 Brittain 3,368 13,754 6,804 28,029 22,760 10,456 68,049 1,747 1,365 3,623 3,118 255 1,327 1,884 11,428 72,914 109,918 Centre 2,145 8,223 4,449 15,472 10,590 5,328 35,839 2,134 128 2,786 1,188 5,864 40,759 58,307 Champagne-Ardenne 1,291 5,682 3,129 8,689 6,759 3,039 21,616 242 2,204 107 1,759 3,869 2,674 25,477 39,444 Corsica 73 588 366 1,666 1,074 683 3,789 313 78 481 4,102 5,322 Franche-Comté 784 4,744 2,204 8,756 6,317 3,114 20,391 809 1,872 1,603 387 2,636 24,675 33,226 Languedoc-Roussillon 2,192 10,464 3,834 25,881 20,560 12,599 62,874 1,253 1,221 3,464 127 3,072 7,876 67,591 92,543 Limousin 479 3,360 1,600 5,847 4,060 2,360 13,867 612 435 883 149 2,381 15,362 22,166 Lorraine 2,265 8,638 5,356 20,458 14,846 8,138 48,798 1,972 3,320 729 3,188 1,198 7,864 56,533 77,972 Midi-Pyrénées 3,231 10,593 6,017 29,644 25,167 12,458 73,286 5,286 3,120 3,545 2,016 3,482 9,142 79,931 113,701 North Pas-de-Calais 5,077 19,267 8,065 39,285 32,146 13,259 92,755 2,771 1,773 3,461 6,796 4,542 5,901 14,646 102,322 156,989 Lower Normandy 1,168 4,873 2,701 10,985 7,000 3,857 24,543 748 311 1,572 615 3,623 26,863 37,453 Upper Normandy 1,383 5,805 3,748 13,480 8,430 4,590 30,248 224 1,323 1,473 2,306 2,820 5,089 32,778 50,671 Pays de la Loire 3,626 15,546 5,499 23,750 18,201 10,194 57,644 1,005 1,792 4,404 3,431 5,821 3,397 10,578 62,080 107,244 Picardy 1,089 6,515 2,686 8,481 6,145 4,029 21,341 2,647 1,569 2,248 1,028 4,591 26,236 41,028 Poitou-Charentes 1,226 5,493 3,110 11,974 9,670 5,807 30,561 849 795 1,977 2,037 3,321 33,387 46,259 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 5,314 15,029 7,747 44,462 32,985 20,746 105,940 1,961 1,046 740 5,670 80 8,040 12,734 113,571 156,554 Rhône-Alps 7,511 22,649 13,934 54,934 49,751 27,919 146,538 2,148 9,918 3,890 6,992 1,016 3,299 10,312 22,215 159,261 236,488 Total provinces 49,869 189,108 95,421 420,660 328,604 179,174 1,023,859 23,874 35,184 27,624 61,866 1,271 17,212 57,656 151,767 1,125,236 1,639,290 Ile-de-France 23,789 43,447 16,605 146,148 124,463 87,733 374,949 2,290 3,926 20,905 16,973 1,920 4,095 29,771 77,216 394,212 599,281 Total metropolitan France 73,658 232,555 112,026 566,808 453,067 266,907 1,398,808 26,164 39,110 48,529 78,839 3,191 21,307 87,427 228,983 1,519,448 2,238,571 Guadeloupe 327 1,684 114 3,5221,040 591 5,267 492 609 5,759 8,379 French Guiana 246 70 935 489 24 1,518 390 309 1,908 2,463 Martinique 300 1,803 58 3,0411,778 300 5,177 537 91 691 5,714 8,599 Reunion Island 505 2,978 329 6,747 3,118 697 10,891 1,307 148 1,146 12,198 16,975 Total Overseas Territories 1,132 6,711 571 14,245 6,425 1,612 22,853 2,726 239 2,755 25,579 36,416 Total France (excluding Overseas Territories) 74,790 239 ,266 112,597 581,053 459,492 268,519 1,421,661 26,164 39,110 48,529 81,565 3,191 21,307 87,666 231,738 1,545,027 2,274,987 Overseas Territories 142 1,360 3,991 715 78 4,784 438 178 5,222 6,902 Total, all of France 74,932 240,626 112,597 585,044 460,207 268,597 1,426,445 26,164 39,110 48,529 82,003 3,191 21,485 87,666 3,476,596 1,550,249 2,281,889 Foreign programmes 57 57 114 57 57 General total 74,932 240,626 112,597 585,044 460,264 268,597 1,426,502 26,164 39,110 48,529 82,003 3,191 21,485 87,666 3,476,710 1,550,306 2,281,946 universities and affiliated institutions: 81 universities, 2 CUFRs and 5 grands établissements (IEP de Paris, Paris Dauphine, INALCO, Paris Observatory, and Institut physique du globe), including university students enrolled at the three INPs (National polytechnic institutes) and 3 UTs (universities of technology). The number of students enrolled in engineering branches of study at the 3 INPs and 3 UTs are counted in the “Engineering programmes - other MENESR programmes” column. paramedics schools: provisional data, social studies schools: data from start of 2003 school year, private faculties: data from start of 2003 school year.

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 29 30 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > higher education by region Alsace

higher education

67,208 students in 2005-2006, enrolled at 17 higher education sites, of which 5 university sites. Of this total, 94.2% were in the public sector and 71.2% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,734,145 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Alsace 64,830 67,208 + 3.7% 2.9% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 3.0% 3.0% 209 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Alsace 207,489 214,995 + 3.6% 7,450 2,707 + 0.7% 83.7% Alsace 3,747 13,904 85.1% 59.4% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 2.9% 2.9% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 31 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Wissembourg

Haguenau categories Superior Technician Sections STS Saverne and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles University Institutes IUT Molsheim of Technology Strasbourg Obernai Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Sélestat Germany Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites IUFM University Institute Colmar for teacher training Munster Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Rouffach Private faculties Guebwiller Business schools

administrative attachment Thann-Cernay Mulhouse Strasbourg 1 Strasbourg 2 Strasbourg 3 Altkirch Saint- Louis Mulhouse

Switzerland

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006)

number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Wissembourg

Haguenau Brumath Saverne Strasbourg Molsheim

Obernai Erstein Sélestat

Colmar 50,000 Munster Rouffach 20,000 Guebwiller 5,000 Thann 1,000 weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Mulhouse less than 300 programmes universities excluding Altkirch Saint-Louis and university affiliated engineering other In bold type: university site CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes Alsace 3.2% 9.8% 71.2% 1.9% 4.0% 9.9% 0 50 km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 33 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006 number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Haguenau (Str. 1) 50,000

20,000 5,000 + 5.8% Strasbourg (1,2,3) 1,000 less than 400

Sélestat (Str.2)

Colmar change from 2000-2001 universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 to 2005-2006

university +60% and over sites number of students per cycle engineering - 4.2% +30 to + 59.9% Mulhouse in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total Mulhouse 1,975 2,179 2,243 639 495 7,531 +10 to +29.9% Colmar 1 ,078 24 322 41 1,465 0 to +9.9% Mulhouse 897 2,155 1,921 598 495 6,066

-10 to -0.1% Strasbourg 1 820 6,832 5,132 4,859 802 18,445 0 50 km Haguenau 194 194 -30% to -10.1% Strasbourg 626 6,832 5,132 4,859 802 18,251 under -30% Strasbourg 2 6,574 3,936 1,880 12,390 Sélestat 50 50 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Strasbourg 6,574 3,886 1,880 12,340 relocation of university programmes Strasbourg 3 1,092 2,938 3,535 1,935 9,500 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Strasbourg 1,092 2,938 3,535 1,935 9,500

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number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 67 - Bas-Rhin Brumath 168 168 9,083 Erstein 51 51 10,370 Haguenau 347 194 194 173 194 714 53,274 Bischwiller 44 44 11,596 Haguenau 303 194 194 173 194 670 32,242 Molsheim 117 117 11,502 Obernai 147 147 11,691 Saverne 148 130 278 16,366 Sélestat 239 50 50 70 122 120 481 17,179 Strasbourg 1,721 3,644 1,718 16,344 12,553 8,674 39,289 802 1,026 234 2,141 484 4,211 42,232 53,552 427,245 Illkirch-Graffenstaden 816 1,092 573 529 431 2,625 435 3,060 3,876 23,815 Lingolsheim 30 30 16,860 Schiltigheim 76 626 4 630 287 630 993 30,841 Strasbourg 1,721 2,752 15,771 12,020 8,243 36,034 367 1,026 234 2,141 484 3,894 38,542 48,653 264,115 Wissembourg 21 21 8,170 68 - Haut-Rhin Altkirch 29 29 7,987 Colmar 52 575 1,078 24 322 41 1,465 371 400 1,836 2,863 86,832 Colmar 52 491 1,078 24 322 41 1,465 371 400 1,836 2,779 65,136 Ingersheim 44 44 4,170 Wintzenheim 40 40 7,180 Guebwiller 251 107 107 358 28,472 Mulhouse 375 605 897 2,155 1,921 598 5,571 495 794 6,066 7,840 234,445 Illzach 50 50 14,947 Mulhouse 375 518 897 2,155 1,921 598 5,571 495 794 6,066 7,753 110,359 Pulversheim 37 37 2,266 Munster 22 22 11,918 Rouffach 77 148 225 4,187 Saint-Louis 299 299 34,546 Thann-Cernay 43 43 29,706 Thann 43 43 8,033

Alsace 2,148 6,564 3,887 18,523 14,846 9,313 46,569 1,297 1,026 234 2,689 484 6,197 50,555 67,208 1,734,145

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 35 36 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Alsace Aquitaine

higher education

102,714 students in 2005-2006, studying at 25 higher education sites, o/w 7 university sites. Of the total, 88.8% are in the public sector and 67.8% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 2,908,359 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Aquitaine 95,200 102,714 + 7.9% 4.8% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 4.4% 4.5% 70 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general professional total 2000 success rate generation education system technological Aquitaine 322,362 332,559 + 3.2% Aquitaine 12,391 5,891 4,376 27,760 - 1.6% 82.8% 61.1% 82.5%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 4.5% 4.5% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 37 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Savignac- les-Eglises Pauillac

Libourne Montagne Périgueux Bordeaux

Sarlat-la-Canéda categories Bergerac Superior Technician Sections STS Biganos and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Villeneuve- Marmande University Institutes Bazas sur-Lot IUT of Technology Agen Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites Mont-de-Marsan IUFM University Institute for teacher training Dax Engineering programmes Aire-sur- (all ministries combined) Adour Private faculties Bayonne Heugas Business schools St-Pée-sur- Orthez Nivelle administrative attachment Ustaritz St-Palais Bordeaux 1 Bordeaux 2 Mauléon- Pau Licharre Bordeaux 3 Tarbes Bordeaux 4 S p Pau ain

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006)

number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Savignac Pauillac Périgueux Montagne Libourne Sarlat Bordeaux Bergerac

La brède Biganos Marmande Bazas Villeneuve-sur-Lot

Agen

Mont-de-Marsan

Dax Aire-sur- l'Adour Heugas Bayonne Orthez Ustarritz St-Pée-sur- Etcharry weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Nivelle Pau St-Palais Mauléon- programmes Licharre 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 5,000 In bold type: university site Aquitaine 2.7% 10.3% 67.8% 1.4% 3.8% 14.0% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 39 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006 number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Périgueux Bordeaux (Bdx 4) 20,000 (1, 2, 3 et 4) + 8.1% 5,000 1,000 universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 less than 400 university Agen sites number of students per cycle engineering (Bdx 1,3 et 4) in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total Mont-de-Marsan Bordeaux 1 1,567 3,453 3,281 1,708 1,495 11,504 Agen 212 151 175 24 562 change from 2000-2001 Dax Bordeaux 1,355 3,302 3,106 1,684 1,495 10,942 to 2005-2006 (Bdx 2) Bordeaux 2 6,951 5,543 4,830 163 17,487 Bayonne Bordeaux 6,951 5,522 4,807 163 17,443 +60% and over Dax 21 23 44 +30 to + 59.9% -10.7% Tarbes Bordeaux 3 903 8,326 4,338 1,955 15,522 Pau (Pau et Toulouse 3) Agen 158 158 +10 to +29.9% Bordeaux 903 8,168 4,338 1,955 15,364 0 to +9.9% Bordeaux 4 1,543 5,190 4,243 2,617 13,593 -10 to -0.1% Agen 348 55 403 Bordeaux 1,064 4,516 4,062 2,617 12,259 -30% to -10.1% 0 50 km Périgueux 479 326 126 931 under -30% Pau 1,074 5,381 3,921 1,555 290 12,221 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Bayonne 681 815 716 162 152 2,526 or data not consistent over period) Mont-de-Marsan 183 31 89 303 relocation of university programmes Pau 210 4,188 2,875 1,343 138 8,754 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Tarbes * 347 241 50 638 * site located outside the region

40 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Aquitaine Aquitaine

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 24 - Dordogne Bergerac 135 226 361 58,991 Périgueux 118 636 479 326 126 931 160 257 1,091 2,102 63,539 Coulounieix-Chamiers 135 135 8,102 Périgueux 118 501 479 326 126 931 160 257 1,091 1,967 30,193 Sarlat-la-Canéda 49 49 9,707 Savignac-les-Eglises 72 72 898 33 - Gironde Bazas 54 54 4,357 Biganos 15 15 10,898 Bordeaux 1,995 5,135 3,322 22,937 17,028 11,063 54,350 1,658 535 425 2,654 3,927 5,817 58,662 76,496 753,931 Bègles 86 86 22,475 Blanquefort 26 154 100 280 13,901 Bordeaux 1,969 2,749 903 6,481 5,018 5,001 17,403 163 551 1,624 3,270 18,117 27,729 215,363 Bruges 242 81 323 323 323 10,610 Gradignan 790 17 125 932 325 21 932 1,278 22,193 Lormont 252 252 21,343 Mérignac 573 149 149 2,103 12 30 2,252 2,867 61,992 Pessac 91 32 13,091 8,467 4,272 25,862 627 25,862 26,580 56,143 Talence 972 1,355 3,348 3,188 1,790 9,681 1,495 535 2,291 1,869 11,176 16,843 37,210 Vayres 76 76 2,631 Villenave-d'Ornon 182 182 27,500 Libourne 153 256 409 28,128 Montagne 106 106 1,585 Pauillac 31 31 5,175 40 - Landes Aire-sur-l'Adour 206 206 7,306 Dax 373 21 23 44 212 44 629 37,289 Dax 245 21 23 44 212 44 501 19,515 Saint-Paul-lès-Dax 128 128 10,226 Heugas 129 129 1,268 Mont-de-Marsan 18 197 183 31 89 303 207 264 510 989 36,653 47 - Lot-et-Garonne Agen 598 212 657 230 24 1,123 159 624 1,282 2,504 69,488 Marmande 164 136 300 23,727 Villeneuve-sur-Lot 144 156 300 41,953 Sainte-Livrade-sur-Lot 67 67 5,865 Villeneuve-sur-Lot 77 156 233 22,782

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 41 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 64 - Pyrénées-atlantiques Bayonne 99 1,124 681 815 716 162 2,374 152 375r s 2,526 4,502 178,965 Anglet 387 200 162 24 386 152 538 925 35,263 Bayonne 99 518 681 615 554 138 1,988 375 r s 1,988 3,358 40,078 Biarritz 219 219 30,055 Etcharry 214 214 122 Mauléon-Licharre 34 34 6,705 Chéraute 34 34 1,104 Orthez 65 105 170 10,866 Pau 518 1,047 210 4,188 2,875 1,343 8,616 138 132 691r r 9,445 12,845 181,413 Lescar 28 28 8,191 Montardon 196 196 1,836 Pau 518 823 210 4,188 2,875 1,343 8,616 138 132 691 r r 9,445 12,621 78,732 Saint-Palais 122 122 1,701 Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle 42 42 4,331 Ustaritz 33 33 4,984

Aquitaine 2,748 10,592 5,087 28,954 21,085 12,615 67,741 1,948 535 932 3,871 4,995 9,352 73,560 102,714 2,908,359 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

42 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Aquitaine Auvergne

higher education

42,391 students in 2005-2006, studying at 20 higher education sites, o/w 6 university sites. Of the total, 91.1% are in the public sector and 64.8% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,308,878 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Auvergne 41,450 42,391 + 1.9% 2.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.9% 1.9% 50 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 2000 generation education system general technological professional total success rate Auvergne 142,186 138,522 - 2.6% Auvergne 5,309 2,635 2,086 10,030 - 7.5% 83.2% 64.2% 78.1% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9% weight of region 2.0% 1.9% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 43 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Montluçon Moulins

categories Superior Technician Sections Escurolles STS Vichy and affiliated programmes Le Mayet-de-Montagne CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Riom Pont-du- University Institutes Château IUT of Technology Thiers Main sites of universities Clermont-Ferrand and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Issoire Secondary university sites Le Breuil-sur-Couze IUFM University Institute for teacher training Brioude Engineering programmes Mauriac Fontannes Yssingeaux (all ministries combined) Private faculties Business schools Aurillac Le Puy- St-Flour en-Velay administrative attachment Clermont-Ferrand 1 Clermont-Ferrand 2

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006)

number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Murat Moulins Montluçon

Escurolles Vichy Le Mayet-de- Montagne Pont-du-Château Riom Thiers Clermont-Ferrand Vic-le-Comte Issoire Le-Breuil-sur-Couze

Brioude Mauriac Yssingeaux Fontannes St-Flour Aurillac weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Le Puy-en-Velay 50,000 programmes universities excluding 20,000 and university affiliated engineering other 5,000 CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 1,000 Auvergne 2.9% 12.0% 64.8% 2.1% 3.9% 14.3% 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 45 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Moulins 50,000 Montluçon (C-F 2) (C-F 2) 20,000 Vichy 5,000 (C-F 2) 1,000 less than 400 + 2.2% Clermont-Ferrand (1 et 2)

change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +60% and over Le Puy-en-Velay +30 to + 59.9% Aurillac (C-F 1 et 2) university sites number of students per cycle engineering (C-F 1) +10 to +29.9% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 0 to +9.9% Clermont-Ferrand 1 1,956 4,819 3,553 2,900 13,228 Aurillac 363 32 395 -10 to -0.1% Clermont-Ferrand 1,346 4,819 3,521 2,900 12,586 -30% to -10.1% 0 50 km Le Puy-en-Velay 247 24 7

under -30% Clermont-Ferrand 2 705 6,180 4,644 1,479 1,218 14,226 Clermont-Ferrand 6,180 4,253 1,455 1,218 13,106 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Le Puy-en-Velay 69 9 78 or data not consistent over period) relocation of university programmes Montluçon 508 186 694 Moulins 120 26 146 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Vichy 77 110 15 202

46 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Auvergne Auvergne number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 03 - Allier Escurolles 12 12 657 Le Mayet-de-Montagne 18 18 1,598 Montluçon 72 331 508 186 694 136 259 694 1,492 60,993 Moulins 317 120 26 146 244 385 390 1,092 40,050 Moulins 48 120 26 146 244 385 390 823 21,892 Neuvy 70 70 1,496 Yzeure 199 199 12,696 Vichy 696 77 110 15 202 433 202 1,331 60,877 Cusset 477 19 496 13,385 Vichy 219 77 110 15 202 414 202 835 26,528 15 - Cantal Aurillac 385 363 32 395 103 298 498 1,181 36,096 Mauriac 31 10 41 4,898 Murat 6 6 2,153 Saint-Flour 52 52 6,625 43 - Haute-Loire Brioude 29 29 6,820 Fontannes 70 70 873 Le Puy-en-Velay 669 247 69 9 325 122 314 447 1,430 42,608 Brives-Charensac 69 9 78 78 78 4,356 Espaly-Saint-Marcel 51 51 3,552 Le Puy-en-Velay 618 247 247 122 314 369 1,301 20,490 Yssingeaux 11 11 6,492 63 - Puy-de-Dôme Clermont-Ferrand 1,102 2,007 1,346 10,999 7,774 4,355 24,474 1,218 599 311 1,205 661 3,277 26,897 34,854 258,541 Aubière 1,346 2,058 1,660 803 5,867 1,218 599 11 8 7,085 7,703 9,898 Chamalières 229 229 18,136 Clermont-Ferrand 1,020 1,614 8,941 6,114 3,552 18,607 1,205 661 3,269 19,812 26,376 137,140 Cournon-d'Auvergne 24 24 18,866 Lempdes 82 140 300 522 8,401 Issoire 94 94 14,548 Le Breuil-sur-Couze 16 16 868 Pont-du-Château 46 46 8,874 Riom 107 107 25,052 Thiers 49 196 245 15,281 Vic-le-Comte 264 264 4,404

Auvergne 1,223 5,087 2,661 10,999 8,197 4,379 26,236 1,218 599 311 1,674 797 5,246 29,128 42,391 1,308,878

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 47 48 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Auvergne Burgundy

higher education

41,692 students in 2005-2006, studying at 31 higher education sites, o/w 6 university sites. Of the total, 88.9% are in the public sector and 62.8% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 1,610,450 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Burgundy 39,477 41,692 + 5.6% 2.7% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.8% 1.8% 51 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general Burgundy 174,004 173,404 - 0.3% Burgundy - 6.1% 6,603 3,520 2,391 12,514 82.0% 62.7% 68.3%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 2.4% 2.4% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 49 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Sens Gron

Joigny

Auxerre Tonnerre Venoy

Toucy Semur-en-Auxois Avallon

categories Clamecy Dijon Cosne-Cours- Superior Technician Sections sur-Loire STS and affiliated programmes Gevrey- Chambertain Auxonne CPGE Preparatory class Château-Chinon for Grandes Écoles Nevers Autun Beaune University Institutes IUT of Technology Fontaines Main sites of universities Decize and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Le Creusot Chalon-sur-Saône Montceau-les-Mines Secondary university sites Louhans Digoin Tournus IUFM University Institute Cluny for teacher training Engineering programmes Charolles (all ministries combined) Mâcon Private faculties Davayé Business schools

administrative attachment Dijon

0 50 km

50 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Burgundy Burgundy number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Sens Gron

Joigny Auxerre Tonnerre Venoy Toucy

Avallon Semur-en- Clamecy Auxois Cosne-Cours- sur-Loire Dijon Gevrey- Chateau-Chinon Chambertain Auxonne Nevers Beaune Autun Fontaines Decize Chalon-sur- Le Creusot Saône Montceau- Louhans Digoin les-Mines Tournus Cluny Paray-le-Monial Charolles Mâcon weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Davayé programmes 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Burgundy 3.7% 13.5% 62.8% 1.5% 4.8% 13.8% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 51 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 Auxerre 5,000 1,000 less than 400 Dijon + 5.4%

Nevers change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Le Creusot Chalon- sur-Saône +60% and over

+30 to + 59.9% Mâcon universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +10 to +29.9%

0 to +9.9% university sites number of students per cycle engineering -10 to -0.1% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 0 50 km -30% to -10.1% Dijon 2,537 10,391 8,015 4,291 936 26,170 Auxerre 337 75 167 579 under -30% Chalon-sur-Saône 232 112 344 Dijon 1,381 9,992 7,603 4,248 419 23,643 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Le Creusot 587 294 196 1,077 relocation of university programmes Mâcon 16 43 59 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Nevers 105 13 350 468

52 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Burgundy number of students (2005-2006) Burgundy universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 21 - Côte-d'Or Auxonne 26 26 7,154 Beaune r s 368 21,923 Dijon 1,172 2,372 1,381 9,992 7,603 4,248 23,224 419 269 1,323 1,782 2,007 24,966 32,568 236,953 Dijon 1,149 2,206 1,381 9,992 7,603 4,248 23,224 419 269 1,323 1,782 1,950 24,966 32,322 149,867 Plombières-lès-Dijon 60 60 2,491 Quetigny 23 106 57 186 9,410 Gevrey-Chambertin 54 54 4,734 Brochon 54 54 691 Semur-en-Auxois r r 153 4,453 58 - Nièvre Château-Chinon(Ville) 73 73 2,307 Clamecy 21 21 5,085 Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire 47 47 12,422 Decize 19 19 8,515 Nevers 49 654 105 13 118 350 142 23 341 610 1,677 57,515 Challuy 135 135 1,347 Nevers 49 519 105 13 118 350 142 23 341 610 1,542 40,932 71 - Saône-et-Loire Autun 99 74 173 16,419 Chalon-sur-Saône 99 465 232 112 344 76 62 226 420 1,272 75,447 Charolles 31 31 3,027 Cluny 51 34 350 26 461 4,376 Davayé 58 58 617 Digoin 72 72 11,029 Fontaines 51 51 1,947 Le Creusot 88 587 294 196 1,077 170 1,077 1,335 37,576 Louhans 29 29 10,946 Mâcon 416 16 43 59 258 186 317 919 46,624 Montceau-les-Mines 108 108 43,438 Paray-le-Monial 181 181 9,191 Tournus 35 35 6,231 89 - Yonne Auxerre 58 159 337 75 412 167 182 56 272 761 1,306 40,945 Avallon 40 40 8,217 Gron 15 15 1,118 Joigny 78 78 10,032 Sens 202 153 355 38,717 Tonnerre 22 22 6,583 Toucy 35 35 2,602 Venoy 110 110 1,593

Burgundy 1,528 5,642 2,537 10,391 8,015 4,291 25,234 936 350 269 1,981 1,923 3,829 28,151 41,692 1,610,067 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 53 54 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Burgundy Brittany

higher education

109,918 students in 2005-2006, studying in 49 higher education sites, o/w 11 university sites. Of the total, 84.4% are in the public sector and 63.5% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 2,906,197 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Brittany 104,967 109,918 + 4.7% France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% 4.8% population of France* weight of region 4.9% 4.8% 107 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general Brittany 340,542 336,194 - 1.3% Brittany 5,285 - 4.4% 78.4% 14,408 8,067 27,760 86.7% 72.1% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 4.8% 4.6% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 55 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

categories Lannion St-Pol-de-Léon Paimpol Superior Technician Sections STS Tréguier and affiliated programmes Saint-Malo Lesneven Pommerit CPGE Preparatory class Brest Dinard for Grandes Écoles Landivisiau Guingamp Morlaix University Institutes Landerneau St-Jouans-des-Guérets IUT Le Faou Dol-de-Bretagne of Technology Lopérec Lamballe Saint-Brieuc Dinan Main sites of universities Lanvéoc Carhaix- Quessoy Plouguer and affiliated institutions Loudéac Fougères Châteaulin Merdrignac Main sites of INPs or UTs Quimper Rennes Montfort Secondary university sites Pontivy IUFM University Institute Ploërmel Le Rheu for teacher training Quimperlé Vitré Fouesnant Hennebont Locminé Engineering programmes Pont-l'Abbé (all ministries combined) Vannes Guer Private faculties Redon Lorient Questembert Business schools Auray Arradon St-Jacut- les-Pins administrative attachment Brest Bretagne Sud Paris 6 Rennes 1 Rennes 2

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006)

number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Lannion Tréguier St-Pol-de-Léon Morlaix Paimpol St-Jouans- Dinard St-Malo des-Guérets Lesneven Guingamp Pommerit Landivisiau Brest Landerneau Lamballe Dol-de-Bretagne Le Faou Carhaix- St-Brieuc Dinan Lopérec Plouguer Quessoy Rostrenen Fougères Lanvéoc Châteaulin Loudéac Rennes Quimper Merdrignac Gourin Montfort Vitré Fouesnant Pontivy Ploërmel Quimperlé Le Rheu Hennebont Locminé Pont-l'Abbé Guer Vannes Auray Questembert Lorient St-Jacut- Redon les-pins Arradon

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

programmes 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Brittany 3.1% 12.5% 63.5% 4.5% 2.8% 13.6% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 57 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 St-Pol- 1,000 de-Léon (Paris 6) Lannion less than 400 St-Malo (R 1) (R 1) universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 Morlaix + 7.7% Brest university St-Brieuc sites number of students per cycle engineering (R 1 et 2) in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total change from 2000-2001 Brest 2,115 6,976 5,174 2,550 909 17,724 to 2005-2006 Rennes (1 et 2) Quimper Pontivy Brest 852 6,221 4,901 2,495 909 15,378 + 0.5% Morlaix 121 121 +60% and over Quimper 1,142 755 273 55 2,225 Bretagne Sud +30 to + 59.9% Bretagne-Sud 1,527 2,603 2,681 873 7,684 Vannes Lorient 551 1,427 1,386 619 3 ,983 +10 to +29.9% Lorient + 21.2% + 18.4% Pontivy 57 27 84 0 to +9.9% Vannes 919 1,176 1,268 254 3,617

-10 to -0.1% Rennes 1 3,162 7,919 7,248 5,069 838 24,236 0 50 km Lannion 735 67 16 278 1,096 -30% to -10.1% Rennes 1,593 7,919 7,036 5,053 560 22,161 under -30% relocation of university and IUT programmes Saint-Brieuc 348 65 413 Saint-Malo 486 80 566 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university programmes or data not consistent over period) Rennes 2 10,531 7,641 1,964 20,136 relocation of IUT programmes Rennes 9,939 7,536 1,964 19,439 France : + 2.6% multi-site university Saint-Brieuc 592 105 697

58 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Brittany Brittany

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 22 - Côtes-d'Armor Dinan 285 95 380 22,366 Guingamp 391 17 518 85 1,011 19,289 Lamballe 36 36 10,563 Lannion 237 735 67 16 818 278 135 1,096 1,468 48,990 Loudéac 210 210 9,371 Merdrignac 57 57 2,830 Paimpol 24 24 12,882 Pommerit-Jaudy 107 107 990 Quessoy 38 38 3,184 Rostrenen 159 159 3,616 Saint-Brieuc 225 1,085 348 592 170 1,110 313 262 1,423 2,995 85,849 Langueux 130 130 6,248 Saint-Brieuc 225 955 348 592 170 1,110 313 262 1,423 2,865 46,087 Tréguier 50 50 6,599 29 - Finistère Brest 1,066 1,507 852 6,221 4,901 2,495 14,469 909 1,630 660 527 1,369 16,038 22,137 210,055 Brest 1,066 1,507 852 6,221 4,901 2,495 14,469 909 1,630 660 527 1,029 16,038 21,797 149,634 Gouesnou 340 340 6,042 Carhaix-Plouguer 52 52 7,648 Châteaulin 94 29 123 5,621 Fouesnant 86 86 13,241 Landerneau 217 217 14,281 Landivisiau 66 66 8,751 Lanvéoc 237 237 1,876 Le Faou 44 44 1,571 Lesneven 74 74 10,045 Lopérec 42 42 714 Morlaix 224 121 121 236 121 581 26,516 Pont-l'Abbé 115 115 7,849 Quimper 141 1,016 1,142 755 273 55 2,225 208 r s 2,433 4,135 77,256 Plomelin 15 15 3,938 Quimper 141 1,001 1,142 755 273 55 2,225 208 r s 2,433 4,120 63,238 Quimperlé 57 57 12,867 Saint-Pol-de-Léon 36 16 16 16 52 12,804 Roscoff 16 16 16 16 3,550 Saint-Pol-de-Léon 36 36 7,121 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 59 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 35 - Ille-et-Vilaine Dinard 172 172 25,006 Dol-de-Bretagne 49 49 4,563 Fougères 404 140 544 27,178 Le Rheu 25 232 257 5,733 Montfort-sur-Meu 80 80 5,412 Redon 25 298 127 450 19,605 Rennes 1,473 3,145 1,593 17,858 14,572 7,017 41,040 560 1,365 1,499 1,632 255 296 1,161 6,305 43,232 58,731 272,263 Bruz 176 563 255 296 r r 2,211 13,207 Cesson-Sévigné 111 305 75 491 14,344 Rennes 1,473 2,858 1,593 17,858 14,572 7,017 41,040 560 1,365 631 1,632 r r 43,232 56,029 206,229 Saint-Jouan-des-Guérets 87 87 2,484 Saint-Malo 269 486 80 566 210 566 1,045 50,675 Vitré 181 181 15,313 56 - Morbihan Arradon 513 54 567 4,719 Auray 191 191 19,125 Gourin 121 121 4,464 Guer 81 240 564 885 5,945 Hennebont 59 59 18,807 Locminé 31 31 3,430 Lorient 218 967 551 1,427 1,386 619 3,983 471 3,983 5,639 116,174 Lanester 27 27 21,897 Lorient 218 696 551 1,427 1,386 619 3,983 471 3,983 5,368 59,189 Ploemeur 244 244 18,304 Ploërmel 156 156 7,525 Pontivy 467572784 228 84 779 13,508 Questembert 60 60 5,727 Saint-Jacut-les-Pins 74 74 1,552 Vannes 195 688 919 1,176 1,268 254 3,617 305 402 3,922 5,207 60,062

Brittany 3,368 13,754 6,804 28,029 22,760 10,456 68,049 1,747 1,365 3,623 3,118 255 1,327 1,884 11,428 72,914 109,918 2,906,197 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

60 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Brittany Centre

higher education

58,307 students in 2005-2006, studying at 26 higher education sites, o/w 7 university sites. Of the total, 89.4% are in the public sector and 65.1% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 2,440,329 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Centre 59,120 58,307 - 1.4% 4.1% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 2.7% 2.6% 62 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general Centre 266,187 266,216 + 0.0% Centre - 3.0% 10,560 5,077 3,337 18,974 80.5% 61.6% 66.1%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 3.7% 3.6% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 61 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Dreux

Chartres

Sours Nogent-le-Rotrou Pithiviers Châteaudun categories Montargis Orléans Superior Technician Sections STS Chaingy and affiliated programmes Vendôme Nogent-sur-Vernisson CPGE Preparatory class Beaugency Gien for Grandes Écoles Blois University Institutes IUT of Technology

Tours Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Romorantin-Lanthenay Main sites of INPs or UTs Amboise Secondary university sites Vierzon Chinon Bourges IUFM University Institute for teacher training Loches Engineering programmes Issoudun (all ministries combined) St Cyran- du-Jambot Private faculties Business schools St-Amand-Montrond Châteauroux administrative attachment Orléans Tours

0 50 km

62 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Centre Centre number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Dreux

Chartres Sours Nogent-le-Rotrou Pithiviers Châteaudun

Chaingy Montargis Orléans Nogent-sur-Vernisson Vendôme Beaugency Gien Blois

Amboise Romorantin-Lanthenay Chinon Vierzon Tours Loches Bourges Issoudun St Cyran- du-Jambot St-Amand- Montrond Châteauroux weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Le Blanc

programmes 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes : university site 5,000 In bold type Centre 3.7% 14.1% 65.1% 0.2% 4.8% 12.1% 1,000 0 50 km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 63 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Chartres

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 - 6.8% Orléans less than 400 Blois

- 0.3% change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Tours Bourges +60% and over universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 Issoudun +30 to + 59.9% Châteauroux university number of students per cycle +10 to +29.9% sites engineering in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 0 to +9.9% Orléans 2,322 5,543 4,796 1,681 1,248 15,590 -10 to -0.1% Bourges 637 297 331 46 377 1,688 0 50 km Chartres 266 136 96 498 -30% to -10.1% Châteauroux 208 356 196 760 under -30% Issoudun 222 32 254 Orléans 989 4,754 4,141 1,635 871 12,390 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Tours 2,127 9,929 5,794 3,647 886 22,383 relocation of university programmes Blois 462 165 70 297 994 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Tours 1,665 9,764 5,724 3,647 589 21,389

64 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Centre Centre

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 18 - Cher Bourges 99 798 637 297 331 46 1,311 377r s 1,921 3,208 91,434 Saint-Amand-Montrond 44 44 13,444 Vierzon 8 282 124 414 32,528 28 - Eure-et-Loir Chartres 120 604 266 136 96 498 297 23 267 795 1,809 87,800 Chartres 120 427 266 136 96 498 297 23 267 795 1,632 40,361 Luisant 177 177 6,622 Châteaudun 8 115 123 17,894 Dreux 302 212 514 44,653 Nogent-le-Rotrou 83 83 12,749 Sours 54 54 1,666 36 - Indre Châteauroux 336 208 356 196 760r s 926 1,488 66,082 Issoudun 222 32 254 254 254 13,685 Le Blanc 89 89 6,998 Saint-Cyran-du-Jambot 42 42 182 37 - Indre-et-Loire Amboise 27 100 127 16,037 Chinon 83 83 8,716 Loches 16 16 10,029 Tours 783 1,938 1,665 9,764 5,724 3,647 20,800 589 1,000 997 2,497 22,389 28,604 297,631 Fondettes 101 1,000 1,000 1,101 8,921 Joué-lès-Tours 107 107 36,517 Tours 783 1,730 1,665 9,764 5,724 3,647 20,800 589 997 2,497 21,389 27,396 132,820 41 - Loir-Et-Cher Blois 90 853 462 165 70 697 297 128 224 41 331 1,218 2,661 65,989 Romorantin-Lanthenay 41 41 18,350 Vendôme 194 194 23,623 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 65 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 45 - Loiret Beaugency 29 29 8,321 Chaingy 21 21 5,825 Gien 137 137 16,351 Montargis 70 470 174 714 53,590 Amilly 70 106 176 11,497 Châlette-sur-Loing 174 174 13,969 Montargis 207 207 15,030 Villemandeur 157 157 5,650 Nogent-sur-Vernisson 135 135 2,443 Orléans 975 1,689 989 4,754 4,141 1,635 11,519 871 866 127 1,339 13,256 17,386 263,292 Ingré 44 44 7,450 Olivet 474 474 19,195 Orléans 975 1,417 989 4,754 4,141 1,635 11,519 871 866 127 865 13,256 16,640 113,126 Saint-Jean-de-Braye 170 170 17,758 Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle 58 58 16,560 Pithiviers 37 37 11,476

Centre 2,145 8,223 4,449 15,472 10,590 5,328 35,839 2,134 128 2,786 1,188 5,864 40,759 58,307 2,440,329

66 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Centre Champagne-Ardenne

higher education

39,444 students in 2005-2006, studying at 21 higher education sites, o/w 4 university sites. Of the total, 85.2% are in the public sector and 55.4% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,342,363 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Champagne-Ardenne 37,555 39,444 + 5.0% 2.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.7% 1.7% 52 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat 2000 2005 since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Champagne-Ardenne 158,944 157,866 - 0.7% Champ.-Ard. 5,555 2,372 - 3.2% 79.1% 72.7% 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% 3,198 11,125 61.5% France* France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 2.2% 2.1% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 67 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Revin

Charleville- St-Laurent Sedan Mézières

Rethel

Thillois

Reims categories Superior Technician Sections STS Epernay Somme-Suippes and affiliated programmes Somme-Vesle CPGE Preparatory class Avize for Grandes Écoles Châlons-en-Champagne University Institutes IUT Vitry-le-François of Technology Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions St-Dizier Main sites of INPs or UTs Romilly-sur-Seine Secondary university sites Troyes IUFM University Institute for teacher training Chaumont Engineering programmes Les Loges- St-Pouange (all ministries combined) Margueron Bar-sur-Seine Private faculties Business schools

Langres administrative attachment Reims UT Troyes

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Revin Charleville- Mezières

St-Laurent Sedan

Rethel Reims

Thillois

Somme-Suippes Epernay Somme-Vesle Avize Châlons-en-Champagne

Vitry-le-François Saint-Dizier

Romilly-sur-Seine

Troyes St-Pouange Chaumont Les Loges- weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Margueron Bar-sur-Seine

50,000 programmes Langres universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 5,000 In bold type: university site Champagne-Ardenne 3.3% 14.4% 55.4% 5.9% 4.5% 16.6% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 69 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Charleville- Mézières 50,000

20,000 - 4,6 % Reims 5,000 1,000 less than 400 Châlons-en- Champagne

change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Troyes

+60% and over

+30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 0 to +9.9%

-10 to -0.1% university 0 50 km sites number of students per cycle engineering -30% to -10.1% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total under -30% Reims 3,129 8,689 6,651 2,815 242 21,526 Châlons-en-Champagne 154 154 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Charleville-Mézières 238 45 163 52 498 relocation of university programmes Reims 1,803 7,864 5,922 2,740 242 18,571 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Troyes 934 780 566 23 2,303

70 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Champagne-Ardenne Champagne-Ardenne

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 08 - Ardennes Charleville-Mézières 643 238 45 163 52 498 238 r r 736 1,695 65,727 Rethel 38 38 10,414 Revin 30 30 8,963 Saint-Laurent 69 69 910 Sedan 381 381 27,954 Bazeilles 182 182 1,879 Sedan 199 199 20,548 10 - Aube Bar-sur-Seine 39 39 3,510 Les Loges-Margueron 76 76 145 Romilly-sur-Seine 33 33 16,791 Saint-Pouange 63 63 719 Troyes 206 864 934 780 674 247 2,635 1,860 239r s 4,734 6,768 128,945 Sainte-Maure 92 92 1,211 Sainte-Savine 162 162 10,125 Troyes 206 610 934 780 674 247 2,635 1,860 239 r s 4,734 6,514 60,958 51 - Marne Avize 84 84 1,619 Châlons-en-Champagne 68 367 154 154 344 345 102 271 499 1,651 60,013 Epernay 156 112 268 33,236 Reims 1,017 1,815 1,803 7,864 5,922 2,740 18,329 242 107 772 3,034 1,438 19,343 26,754 215,581 Bétheny 34 34 5,943 Reims 1,017 1,781 1,803 7,864 5,922 2,740 18,329 242 107 772 3,034 1,390 19,343 26,672 187,206 Taissy 48 48 2,355 Somme-Suippe 30 30 363 Somme-Vesle 58 58 226 Thillois 90 90 186 Vitry-le-François 144 144 19,572 52 - Haute-Marne Chaumont 343 165 139 165 647 27,017 Chamarandes-Choignes 37 37 1,021 Chaumont 306 165 139 165 610 25,996 Langres 76 76 10,893 Saint-Dizier 283 167 450 38,086

Champagne-Ardenne 1,291 5,682 3,129 8,689 6,759 3,039 21,616 242 2,204 107 1,759 3,869 2,674 25,477 39,444 1,342,363 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 71 72 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Champagne-Ardenne Corsica

higher education

5,322 students in 2005-2006, studying in 5 higher education sites, o/w 1 university site. Of the total, 97.7% are in the public sector and 71.2% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 260,196 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Corsica 4,913 5,322 + 8.3% France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% 0.4% population of France* weight of region 0.2% 0.2% 30 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general Corsica 26,355 28,956 + 9.9% Corsica 233 - 1.6% 50.1% 1,094 532 1,859 77.7% 60.0% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9% 0.4% 0.4% weight of region * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 73 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

categories Bastia Superior Technician Sections STS Borgo and affiliated programmes CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles University Institutes Corte IUT of Technology

Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Ajaccio Secondary university sites IUFM University Institute for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Sartène Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment Corte

0 50 km

74 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Corsica Corsica

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Bastia Borgo Corte

Ajaccio

Sartène

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes : university site 5,000 In bold type Corsica 1.4% 11.0% 71.2% 0.0% 5.9% 10.5% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 75 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 Corte less than 400 + 8%

change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006

+60% and over

+30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9%

0 to +9.9%

-10 to -0.1% 0 50 km -30% to -10.1% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

under -30% university number of students per cycle insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes sites engineering or data not consistent over period) in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total relocation of university programmes Corse 366 1,666 1,074 683 3,789 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Corte 36 6 1,666 1,074 683 3,789

76 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Corsica Corsica

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 2A - Corse-du-Sud Ajaccio 37 170 70 44 159 70 480 52,880 Sartène 30 30 3,410 2B - Haute-Corse Bastia 36 388 95 322 95 841 54,075 Borgo 34 34 8,796 Corte 366 1,666 1,074 683 3,789 148 3,937 3,937 6,329

Corsica 73 588 366 1,666 1,074 683 3,789 313 78 481 4,102 5,322 260,196

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 77 78 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Corsica Franche-Comté

higher education

33,226 students in 2005-2006, studying at 23 higher education sites, o/w 5 university sites. Of the total, 94.0% are in the public sector and 63.8% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,117,059 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Franche-Comté 32,245 33,226 + 3.0% 1.9% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.5% 1.5% 69 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general professional total 2000 success rate generation education system technological Franche-Comté 130,951 133,107 + 1.6% Franche-Comté - 6.7% 4,814 2,672 1,962 9,448 82.4% 62.8% 68.1%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 1.8% 1.8% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 79 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Germany

Fougerolles Luxeuil- les-Bains Belfort Vesoul Lure Héricourt categories Gray Sevenans Superior Technician Sections STS Besançon Montbéliard and affiliated programmes Switzerland CPGE Preparatory class Mamirolle for Grandes Écoles Dannemarie-sur-Crète University Institutes IUT of Technology Dole Morteau Levier Main sites of universities Mouchard and affiliated institutions Pontarlier Poligny Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites Champagnole IUFM University Institute for teacher training Lons-le-Saunier Engineering programmes Moirans-en- Morez (all ministries combined) MontagneSt-Claude Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment

Besançon UT Belfort-Montbéliard

0 50 km

80 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Franche-Comté Franche-Comté

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Fougerolles

Luxeuil- les-Bains Lure Belfort Vesoul Héricourt Sevenans Gray Montbéliard Besançon Dannemarie- sur-Crète Mamirolle Dole Levier Morteau Mouchard Poligny Pontarlier Champagnole

Lons-le-Saunier Morez

Moirans-en- St-Claude weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Montagne

50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Franche-Comté 2.4% 14.3% 63.8% 5.6% 4.8% 9.1% 1,000 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 81 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 Vesoul Belfort 5,000 1,000 Montbéliard less than 400 + 4,2 % Besançon

change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Lons-le- +60% and over Saunier

+30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 0 to +9.9% university -10 to -0.1% sites number of students per cycle engineering 0 50 km in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total -30% to -10.1% Besançon 2 204 8 756 6 272 2 947 809 20 988 under -30% Belfort 743 411 363 140 1 65 7 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Besançon 800 8 041 5 662 2 770 809 18 082 or data not consistent over period) Lons-le-Saunier 31 31 relocation of university programmes Montbéliard 412 304 181 37 93 4 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Vesoul 249 35 28 4

82 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Franche-Comté Franche-Comté

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 25 - Doubs Besançon 540 1,147 800 8,041 5,662 2,770 17,273 809 922 122 1,461 19,004 22,274 134,376 Dannemarie-sur-Crète 13 108 121 938 Levier 31 31 1,700 Mamirolle 199 199 1,451 Montbéliard 52 532 412 304 181 37 934 230 934 1,748 113,059 Audincourt 17 17 15,539 Montbéliard 52 515 412 304 181 37 934 230 934 1,731 27,570 Morteau 60 60 8,966 Pontarlier 75 116 191 21,922 39 - Jura Champagnole 74 74 10,021 Dole 350 166 516 30,363 Lons-le-Saunier 293 31 31 216 36 207 247 783 25,867 Lons-le-Saunier 161 31 31 216 36 207 247 651 18,483 Montmorot 132 132 3,090 Moirans-en-Montagne 38 38 2,121 Morez 290 290 8,213 Mouchard 139 139 1,018 Poligny 339 339 4,511 Saint-Claude 69 69 12,958 70 - Haute-Saône Fougerolles 20 20 3,967 Gray 55 55 11,580 Héricourt 49 49 11,027 Lure 84 84 10,877 Luxeuil-les-Bains 40 40 14,145 Vesoul 247 249 35 284 237 r r 521 1,038 28,810 90 - Territoire de Belfort Belfort 179 505 743 411 363 140 1,657 228 r s 1,885 2,984 81,524 Belfort 179 449 743 411 363 140 1,657 228 r s 1,885 2,928 50,417 Valdoie 56 56 4,843 Sevenans 45 167 212 1,872 2,084 2,084 726

Franche-Comté 784 4,744 2,204 8,756 6,317 3,114 20,391 809 1,872 1,603 387 2,636 24,675 33,226 1,117,059 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 83 84 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Franche-Comté Languedoc-Roussillon

higher education

92,543 students in 2005-2006, studying at 30 higher education sites, o/w 10 university sites. Of the total, 87.6% are in the public sector and 69.3% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 2,295,648 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Languedoc-Roussillon 86,460 92,543 + 7.0% 3.8% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 4.0% 4.1% 84 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Languedoc-Roussillon 262,489 282,618 + 7.7% Lang.-Rous. 9,833 5,091 3,045 17,969 + 4.2% 79.9% 57.1% 88.9% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 3.7% 3.8% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 85 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

St-Chély-d'Apcher Langogne Javols

Marvejols

Mende categories La Canourgue Superior Technician Sections STS Bagnols- and affiliated programmes sur-Cèze CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Alès Uzès University Institutes IUT Nîmes of Technology Main sites of universities Gignac and affiliated institutions Rodilhan Main sites of INPs or UTs Montpellier Secondary university sites Clermont-l'Hérault Lattes Lunel IUFM University Institute Servian Pézenas Mauguio for teacher training Engineering programmes Castelnaudary (all ministries combined) Sète Private faculties Carcassonne Béziers Business schools Narbonne administrative attachment Limoux Montpellier1 Montpellier 2 Montpellier 3 Perpignan Perpignan Prades Théza CUFR Nîmes Font-Romeu S p ai n 0 50 km

86 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Languedoc-Roussillon Languedoc-Roussillon number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

St-Chély-d'Apcher

Langogne Javols Marvejols Mende La Canourgue Bagnols- sur-Cèze Alès Uzès Nîmes Gignac

Rodilhan Clermont- l'Hérault Lunel Mauguio Souilhanels Pézenas Servian Lattes Castelnaudary Béziers Montpellier Carcassonne Sète Narbonne Limoux

Perpignan weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Prades Théza 50,000 programmes Font-Romeu universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Languedoc-Roussillon 2.4% 11.3% 69.3% 1.3% 3.7% 12.0% 1,000 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 87 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

St-Chély- d'Apcher (M 1)

Mende 50,000

20,000 universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 5,000 1,000 university Nîmes sites number of students per cycle engineering less than 400 (CUFR, in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total - 2.6% M 1 et 2) Montpellier 1 8,482 6,147 5,852 20,481 + 19.6% Montpellier 7,996 5,925 5,852 19,773 Nîmes 486 198 684 Béziers Montpellier (M 2 et 3) Saint-Chély-d'Apcher 24 24 change from 2000-2001 Carcassonne Sète (M 2) (1, 2 et 3) Montpellier 2 2,898 2,803 3,255 2,199 1,253 12,408 to 2005-2006 Narbonne Béziers 327 43 370 Montpellier 1,604 2,803 3,031 2,199 1,253 10,890 +60% and over Nîmes 873 158 1,031 +30 to + 59.9% Sète 94 23 117 Perpignan Montpellier 3 8,424 6,798 2,230 17,452 +10 to +29.9% Font- + 22.6% Béziers 277 250 527 0 to +9.9% Romeu Montpellier 8,147 6,548 2,230 16,925

-10 to -0.1% Perpignan 936 3,937 3,409 2,279 10,561 0 50 km Carcassonne 145 29 174 -30% to -10.1% Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via 185 100 285 under -30% Mende 95 28 123 Narbonne 179 250 249 104 782 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Perpignan 612 3,502 2,936 2,147 9,197 or data not consistent over period) relocation of university programmes CUFR Nîmes 2,235 951 39 3,225 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Nîmes 2,235 951 39 3,225

88 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Languedoc-Roussillon number of students (2005-2006) Languedoc-Roussillon universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 11 - Aude Carcassonne 342 145 29 174 213 202 387 931 43,950 Castelnaudary 126 126 11,876 Limoux 240 240 9,935 Narbonne 471 179 250 249 104 782 174 782 1,427 46,510 Souilhanels 117 117 253 30 - Gard Alès 46 369 591 166 1,172 76,159 Bagnols-sur-Cèze 187 139 326 20,965 Nîmes 660 1,832 873 2,721 1,307 39 4,940 35 605 272 999 5,545 9,343 148,889 Milhaud 71 71 4,874 Nîmes 660 1,761 873 2,721 1,307 39 4,940 35 605 272 999 5,545 9,272 133,424 Rodilhan 194 194 2,493 Uzès 9 9 8,007 34 - Hérault Béziers 463 327 277 293 897 390 897 1,750 77,996 Clermont-l'Hérault 58 58 6,532 Gignac 29 29 3,955 Lattes 49 49 21,499 Lunel 63 63 28,558 Mauguio 51 208 259 14,847 Montpellier 1,275 3,634 1,604 18,946 15,504 10,281 46,335 1,253 595 1,979 127 2,800 4,519 49,567 62,517 287,981 Castelnau-le-Lez 248 157 405 14,214 Grabels 63 63 5,438 Jacou 10 32 42 4,757 Montpellier 1,275 3,131 1,604 18,946 15,504 10,281 46,335 1,253 595 1,979 127 2,707 4,267 49,567 61,669 225,392 Saint-Clément-de-Rivière 245 93 338 4,581 Pézenas 51 51 7,443 Servian 60 60 3,355 Sète r 94 23 117 s 117 526 66,177 48 - Lozère Javols 37 37 276 La Canourgue 102 102 1,922 Langogne 49 49 3,284 Marvejols r r 146 6,485 Mende 258 95 28 123 89 124 212 594 11,804 Saint-Chély-d'Apcher 177 24 24 24 201 4,316 66 - Pyrénées-orientales Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via 185 100 285 285 285 2,003 Perpignan 211 1,188 612 3,502 2,936 2,147 9,197 578 583 9,775 11,757 162,678 Le Soler 38 38 5,825 Perpignan 211 1,150 612 3,502 2,936 2,147 9,197 578 583 9,775 11,719 105,115 Prades 38 38 7,924 Théza 87 87 1,252 Languedoc-Roussillon 2,192 10,464 3,834 25,881 20,560 12,599 62,874 1,253 1,221 3,464 127 3,072 7,876 67,591 92,543 2,295,648 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 89 90 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Languedoc-Roussillon Limousin

higher education

22,166 students in 2005-2006, studying at 16 higher education sites, o/w 4 university sites. Of the total, 90.6% are in the public sector and 65.3% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 710,939 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Limousin 21,141 22,166 + 4.8% 1.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.0% 1.0% 42 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general Limousin 73,044 72,195 - 1.2% Limousin 2,719 1,567 1,085 5,371 - 2.8% 80.9% 66.9% 85.7%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 1.0% 1.0% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 91 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

La Souterraine

Ahun categories Guéret Superior Technician Sections Aubusson STS St- Junien Limoges and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class Verneuil- Felletin for Grandes Écoles sur-Vienne University Institutes IUT of Technology

Meymac Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Egletons Main sites of INPs or UTs Naves Neuvic Secondary university sites Voutezac Tulle IUFM University Institute Brive-la- for teacher training Engineering programmes Gaillarde (all ministries combined) Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment

Limoges

0 50 km

92 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Limousin Limousin

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

La Souterraine

Guéret Ahun Limoges Aubusson St-Junien Felletin

Ussel Meymac Verneuil- sur-Vienne Egletons Naves Neuvic Voutezac Tulle Brive-la- Gaillarde

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) 50,000 programmes universities excluding 20,000 and university affiliated engineering other In bold type: university site 5,000 CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 1,000 Limousin 2.2% 15.2% 65.3% 2.0% 4.0% 11.4% 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 93 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 Limoges less than 400 + 4.6%

change from 2000-2001 Egletons to 2005-2006 Tulle Brive-la- +60% and over Gaillarde +30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 0 to +9.9%

-10 to -0.1% university 0 50 km sites number of students per cycle engineering -30% to -10.1% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total under -30% Limoges 1,600 5,847 4,060 2,360 612 14,479 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Brive-la-Gaillarde 174 311 124 609 or data not consistent over period) Egletons 235 50 28 313 relocation of university programmes Limoges 1,024 5,536 3,859 2,332 612 13,363 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Tulle 167 27 194

94 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Limousin Limousin

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 19 - Corrèze Brive-la-Gaillarde 53 492 174 311 124 609 51 238 609 1,443 65,411 Egletons 156 235 50 28 313 313 469 4,087 Meymac 128 128 2,627 Naves 47 47 2,037 Neuvic 194 194 1,850 Tulle 34 109 167 27 194 78 41 146 272 602 18,547 Ussel 117 117 10,753 Voutezac 162 162 1,142 23 - Creuse Ahun 140 140 1,501 Aubusson 38 38 4,662 Felletin 131 131 1,892 Guéret 171 74 226 74 471 14,123 La Souterraine 120 120 5,320 87 - Haute-Vienne Limoges 392 1,320 1,024 5,536 3,859 2,332 12,751 612 435 731 57 1,654 14,094 17,952 173,299 Feytiat 97 97 97 97 5,299 Isle 410 410 7,691 Limoges 392 1,320 1,024 5,439 3,859 2,332 12,654 612 435 731 57 1,244 13,997 17,445 133,968 Saint-Junien 38 38 10,666 Verneuil-sur-Vienne 114 114 3,188

Limousin 479 3,360 1,600 5,847 4,060 2,360 13,867 612 435 883 149 2,381 15,362 22,166 710,939

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 95 96 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Limousin Lorraine

higher education

77,972 students in 2005-2006, studying at 36 higher education sites, o/w 12 university sites. Of the total, 91.5% are in the public sector and 65.1% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 2,310,376 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Lorraine 75,968 77,972 + 2.6% 3.8% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 3.5% 3.4% 98 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 education system general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation Lorraine 277,192 286,799 + 3.5% Lorraine 9,936 5,828 4,143 19,907 - 5.5% 81.2% 61.9% 76.0%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 3.9% 3.9% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 97 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Belgium Luxembourg

Longwy

Ottange Creutzwald Stenay Schoeneck Germany Thionville Jarny Verdun Norroy Courcelles Forbach categories Sarreguemines Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes Metz Peltre St-Avold Bitche CPGE Preparatory class Château-Salins for Grandes Écoles Bar-le-Duc Dieuze Pont-à-Mousson University Institutes Commercy IUT Sarrebourg of Technology

Ligny-en-Barrois Toul Main sites of universities Nancy and affiliated institutions Art-sur- Lunéville Meurthe Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites Roville St-Dié Mirecourt Neufchâteau IUFM University Institute Epinal for teacher training Engineering programmes Gugnécourt (all ministries combined) Géradmer Remiremont Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment Nancy 1 Nancy 2 INP Lorraine Switzerland Metz

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98 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Lorraine Lorraine

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Longwy Ottange Creutzwald Stenay Thionville Forbach Sarreguemines Jarny Norroy Schoeneck Verdun Metz Courcelles Bitche Jury Peltre Pont-à-Mousson Château-Salins St-Avold Commercy Dieuze Nancy Sarrebourg Art-sur-Meurthe Bar-le-Duc Ligny-en-Barrois Toul Lunéville Neufchâteau Roville Mirecourt Gugnécourt St-Dié Epinal Remiremont Géradmer

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) 50,000 programmes universities excluding 20,000 and university affiliated engineering other In bold type: university site 5,000 CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 1,000 Lorraine 2.9% 11.1% 65.1% 5.2% 4.1% 11.6% 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 99 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Longwy (N 1)

20,000 Verdun- Thionville Forbach 5,000 sur-Meuse (N 2) Sarreguemines 1,000 Metz less than 400 - 2.6% St-Avold universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

Nancy university (1 et 2) sites number of students per cycle engineering Bar-le-Duc - 1.2% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total (N 1) Lunéville change from 2000-2001 (N 1) Metz 1,903 6,664 4,727 1,769 788 15,851 to 2005-2006 Forbach 40 40 Metz 1,281 6,534 4,528 1,769 788 14,900 +60% and over St-Dié Saint-Avold 106 46 152 Epinal (N 1) Sarreguemines 114 130 71 315 +30 to + 59.9% (N 1 et 2) Thionville 362 82 444 +10 to +29.9% Nancy 1 1,869 5,289 4,319 3,626 1,184 16,287 Bar-le-Duc 51 51 0 to +9.9% Epinal 154 66 77 179 476 -10 to -0.1% Longwy 347 26 159 532 0 50 km Lunéville 106 115 221 -30% to -10.1% Nancy 1,156 5,058 3,895 3,549 1,005 14,663 under -30% Saint-Dié 260 84 344 Nancy 2 1,584 8,498 5,760 2,154 17,996 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Epinal 290 198 98 25 611 relocation of university programmes Nancy 1,239 8,300 5,632 2,129 17,300 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Verdun 55 30 85

100 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Lorraine Lorraine

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 54 - Meurthe-et-Moselle Art-sur-Meurthe 30 30 1,109 Jarny 147 147 12,457 Longwy 120 347 26 159 532 532 652 40,202 Cosnes-et-Romain 347 26 159 532 532 532 2,089 Longwy 120 120 14,521 Lunéville 201 106 115 221 221 422 23,030 Metz * 86 102 188 322,526 Briey 86 102 188 4,858 Nancy 1,184 2,318 2,395 13,365 9,567 6,267 31,594 1,005 2,935 203 1,571 1,061 3,471 36,745 45,342 331,363 Jarville-la-Malgrange 22 47 69 9,746 Laxou 13 207 265 485 15,288 Malzéville 148 148 7,712 Nancy 1,149 1,574 1,239 9,003 6,030 3,060 19,332 1,685 139 1,571 1,061 3,108 22,314 29,619 103,605 Tomblaine 201 8 209 7,853 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy 50 3,817 2,780 3,148 9,745 1,005 1,250 11,914 12,050 32,048 Villers-lès-Nancy 138 1,156 545 757 59 2,517 64 43 2,517 2,762 15,694 Pont-à-Mousson 150 150 23,884 Toul 52 52 22,259 55 - Meuse Bar-le-Duc 199 51 51 165 121 216 536 20,549 Commercy 28 28 6,324 Ligny-en-Barrois 5 5 6,014 Stenay 33 33 3,377 Verdun 299553085 307 85 691 25,509

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 101 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 57 - Moselle Bitche 46 46 5,752 Château-Salins 61 61 2,470 Courcelles-Chaussy 41 41 2,392 Creutzwald 46 46 17,982 Dieuze 37 37 3,612 Forbach r 269 40 40 r 40 586 92,845 Jury 257 257 978 Metz * 907 1,874 1,281 6,534 4,528 1,769 14,112 788 385 508 1,172 137 2,061 16,072 21,944 322,526 Le Ban-Saint-Martin 688 688 4,293 Metz 868 1,643 1,281 6,534 4,528 1,769 14,112 788 385 508 1,172 137 1,373 16,072 20,986 123,776 Montigny-lès-Metz 39 39 23,437 Rombas 83 83 10,743 Talange 148 148 7,782 Norroy-le-Veneur 60 60 900 Ottange 69 69 2,590 Peltre 122 122 1,472 Saint-Avold 278 106 46 152 152 430 37,236 Sarrebourg 84 118 202 16,704 Sarreguemines 284 114 130 71 315 53 212 368 864 30,236 Schoeneck 59 59 2,761 Thionville 506 362 82 444 18 360 444 1,328 130,480 Algrange 18 28 46 6,198 Fameck 61 61 12,635 Hayange 62 62 15,227 Thionville 365 308 673 40,907 Yutz 362 82 444 18 24 444 486 14,687 88 - Vosges Epinal r 599 290 352 164 102 908 179 227 s 1,314 2,249 62,504 Gérardmer 33 33 10,334 Gugnécourt 39 39 145 Mirecourt 116 116 8,581 Neufchâteau 56 146 202 7,533 Remiremont 112 115 227 22,601 Roville-aux-Chênes 74 74 294 Saint-Dié 151 260 84 344 109 344 604 29,443

Lorraine 2,265 8,638 5,356 20,458 14,846 8,138 48,798 1,972 3,320 729 3,188 1,198 7,864 56,533 77,972 2,310,376 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

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higher education

113,701 students in 2005-2006, studying at 37 higher education sites, o/w 10 university sites. Of the total, 86.8% are in the public sector and 64.5% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 2,551,687 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Midi-Pyrénées 110,660 113,701 + 2.7% 4.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 5.1% 5.0% 62 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 education system general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation Midi-Pyrénées 286,720 303,089 + 5.7% Midi-Pyrénées 10,966 5,707 3,837 20,510 - 1.7% 83.9% 62.6% 93.7%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1,9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 4.0% 4.1%

* excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 103 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Souillac

Figeac categories Superior Technician Sections Cahors Decazeville STS and affiliated programmes Villefranche-de- Rodez CPGE Preparatory class Rouergue Rignac for Grandes Écoles University Institutes Monteils IUT of Technology

Castelsarrasin Montauban Main sites of universities Carmaux Millau and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Gaillac Beaumont-de- Saint-Affrique Lectoure Lomagne Secondary university sites Laval-Roquecezière Ondes Albi Auch IUFM University Institute Toulouse for teacher training Castres Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Vic-en-Bigorre Private faculties Masseube Revel Verdalle Mazamet Business schools Tarbes administrative attachment St-Gaudens Pamiers Toulouse 1 Bagnères- Toulouse 2 Montréjeau Mirepoix de-Bigorre Toulouse 3 Foix INP Toulouse CUFR Albi St Paul- Pau S p de-Jarrat ain 0 50 km

104 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Midi-Pyrénées Midi-Pyrénées

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Souillac

Figeac Cahors Decazeville Villefranche-de- Castelsarrasin Rouergue Rignac Rodez Beaumont-de- Monteils Condom Lomagne Millau Montauban Carmaux Saint-Affrique Gaillac Albi Lectoure Ondes Laval-Roquecézière Auch Castres Vic-en-Bigorre Toulouse Verdalle Masseube Revel Tarbes Mazamet St-Gaudens Pamiers Bagnères- Montréjeau weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) de-Bigorre Mirepoix St-Girons Foix 50,000 programmes St Paul- universities excluding de-Jarrat and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Midi-Pyrénées 2.8% 9.3% 64.5% 7.4% 3.1% 12.9% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 105 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Figeac 50,000 (T 2) Cahors 20,000 (T 2) Rodez 5,000 (T 1 et Albi) universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 1,000 Montauban less than 400 university (T 1 et 2) sites number of students per cycle engineering Albi (CUFR) in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total + 14.2% Toulouse Toulouse 1 287 6,299 6,676 3,327 16,589 Auch (1, 2, 3) Montauban 225 225 (T 3) Rodez 287 107 394 change from 2000-2001 - 1.3% Castres (T 3) Toulouse 6,074 6,569 3,327 15,970 to 2005-2006 Toulouse 2 680 12,118 9,715 2,233 24,746 Cahors 14 14 +60% and over Tarbes Figeac 275 53 328 +30 to + 59.9% (Pau et T 3) Foix 131 46 177 Madrid * 57 57 +10 to +29.9% Foix Montauban 171 51 222 (T 2) 0 to +9.9% Toulouse 405 12,118 9,303 2,122 23,948 Toulouse 3 5,050 8,996 7,902 6,108 28,056 -10 to -0.1% Auch 255 49 304 0 50 km -30% to -10.1% Castres 289 80 369 Tarbes 945 87 305 15 1,352 under -30% Toulouse 3,561 8,909 7,468 6,093 26,031 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes CUFR Albi 1,874 578 54 2,506 or data not consistent over period) relocation of university programmes Albi 1,540 428 54 2,022 Rodez 334 150 484 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes * site located outside the region

106 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Midi-Pyrénées number of students (2005-2006) Midi-Pyrénées universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 09 - Ariège Foix 105 131 46 177 131 308 413 10,378 Mirepoix 92 92 3,061 Pamiers 147 157 304 17,715 Saint-Girons 17 17 9,484 Saint-Paul-de-Jarrat 22 22 1,224 12 - Aveyron Decazeville 164 164 17,044 Aubin 28 28 4,360 Decazeville 136 136 6,805 Laval-Roquecezière 64 64 340 Millau 50 111 161 22,840 Monteils 43 43 465 Rignac 34 34 1,658 Rodez 33 532 287 334 257 878 196 89 192 1,074 1,920 38,458 Saint-Affrique 37 37 8,592 Villefranche-de-Rouergue 89 89 12,561 31 - Haute-Garonne Montréjeau 83 83 4,762 Gourdan-Polignan 83 83 1,194 Ondes 45 45 681 Revel 57 57 7,985 Saint-Gaudens 54 54 13,053 Toulouse 2,818 5,417 3,966 27,111 23,452 12,228 66,757 4,454 2,621 2,357 2,016 3,284 7,407 71,382 97,131 761,090 Balma 402 r 587 s 1,374 11,944 Blagnac s 405 76 19 500 67 r 500 965 20,586 Castanet-Tolosan 93 155 148 152 201 443 43 644 935 10,250 Colomiers 105 105 28,538 Cugnaux 106 106 12,997 Labège 361 167 338 262 1,128 3,152 Muret 192 82 274 20,735 Portet-sur-Garonne 171 171 8,733 Saint-Orens-de-Gameville 48 48 10,991 Toulouse 2,323 4,055 3,561 27,110 23,328 12,057 66,056 4,011 2,454 2,357 2,016 2,292 6,461 70,238 92,025 390,350 32 - Gers Auch 342 255 49 304 145 158 449 949 24,725 Condom 19 19 7,251 Lectoure 50 50 3,933 Masseube 72 72 1,391 46 - Lot Cahors r 14 14 151 r 165 556 23,128 Figeac 85 275 53 328 328 413 9,991 Souillac 90 90 3,671 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 107 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 65 - Hautes-Pyrénées Bagnères-de-Bigorre 37 37 11,396 Tarbes 198 1,049 945 434 546 65 1,990 832 168 1 307 2,990 4,545 77,414 Vic-en-Bigorre 88 88 4,788 81 - Tarn Albi 182 592 1,540 428 54 2,022 499 184 311 2,206 3,790 66,231 Carmaux 76 76 17,199 Castres r 289 80 369 s 369 780 53,082 Gaillac 89 89 12,671 Brens 31 31 1,598 Gaillac 58 58 11,073 Mazamet 97 27 124 25,849 Verdalle 36 36 723 82 - Tarn-et-Garonne Beaumont-de-Lomagne 15 15 3,690 Castelsarrasin 47 47 11,352 Montauban 279 225 171 51 447 213 81 175 660 1,195 56,734

Midi-Pyrénées 3,231 10,593 6,017 29,644 25,167 12,458 73,286 5,286 3,120 3,545 2,016 3,482 9,142 79,931 113,701 2,551,687 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

108 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Midi-Pyrénées North Pas-de-Calais

higher education

156,989 students in 2005-2006, studying at 28 higher education sites, o/w 11 university sites. Of the total, 82.2% are in the public sector and 60.8% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 3,996,588 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. North Pas-de-Calais 151,244 156,989 + 3.8% 6.6% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 7.0% 6.9% 322 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat 2000 2005 since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system North Pas-de-Calais 528,822 533,614 + 0.9% North P.-de-Cal. 17,842 10,674 7,081 35,597 - 8.4% 76.3% 58.2% 85.3%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 7.4% 7.3% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 109 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Dunkerque Calais categories Superior Technician Sections B STS e and affiliated programmes lg iu CPGE Preparatory class m for Grandes Écoles Hazebrouck University Institutes Boulogne IUT sur-Mer Lille of Technology Saint-Omer Armentières Main sites of universities Aire-sur-la-Lys and affiliated institutions Etaples Béthune Genech Main sites of INPs or UTs Montreuil Douai-Lens Secondary university sites Berck Rollancourt Valenciennes IUFM University Institute for teacher training Maubeuge Engineering programmes St-Pol-sur-Ternoise (all ministries combined) Cambrai Le Quesnoy Aulnoye- Private faculties Arras Aymeries Landrecies Business schools Bapaume Le Cateau- Avesnes-sur-Helpe Cambrésis administrative attachment Fourmies Lille 1 Lille 2 Lille 3 Littoral Artois Valenciennes

0 50 km

110 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > North Pas-de-Calais North Pas-de-Calais

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006)

number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 less than 300 Dunkerque Calais Lille

St-Omer Hazebrouck Boulogne- Armentières sur-Mer Aire-sur- St-Venant la-Lys Genech Etaples Béthune Montreuil Rollancourt Valenciennes Berck Douai- Maubeuge St-Pol-sur- Lens Ternoise Le Quesnoy weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Arras Cambrai Aulnoye-Aymeries programmes Bapaume universities excluding Landrecies Le Cateau- Fourmies and university Cambrésis affiliated engineering other Avesnes-sur-Helpe CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site North Pas-de-Calais 3.2% 12.3% 60.8% 3.3% 4.3% 16.0% 0 50 km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 111 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Dunkerque Calais + 8.9% 20,000 - 4.3% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 5,000 1,000 university Littoral sites number of students per cycle engineering less than 400 in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total St-Omer Lille (1, 2 et 3) Boulogne + 14.6% + 2.8% Artois 1,889 4,765 3,413 882 10,949 + 1.6% Arras 2,796 1,227 346 4,369 Béthune Béthune 999 253 997 313 2,562 + 16.9% Douai-Lens 890 1,716 1,189 223 4,018 Artois Douai-Lens Valenciennes change from 2000-2001 - 7.3% - 12.8% Lille 1 1,873 5,708 6,363 3,468 1,994 19,406 to 2005-2006 Lille 1,873 5,708 6,363 3,468 1,994 19,406 Maubeuge Arras Lille 2 909 9,632 7,698 4,778 23,017 +60% and over + 3.1% Cambrai Cambrai 127 47 174 (Lille 2 et Valenciennes) +30 to + 59.9% Lille 909 9,505 7,651 4,778 22,843

+10 to +29.9% Lille 3 664 10,415 7,395 2,058 20,532 Lille 664 10,415 7,395 2,058 20,532 0 to +9.9% Littoral 963 5,003 4,197 1,072 11,235 -10 to -0.1% 0 50 km Boulogne-sur-Mer 97 1,736 1,227 206 3,266 Calais 366 1,004 1,071 199 2,640 -30% to -10.1% Dunkerque 344 2,165 1,674 667 4,850 under -30% relocation of university and IUT programmes Saint-Omer 156 98 225 479

insignificant (creation of site relocation of university programmes Valenciennes 1,767 3,762 3,080 1,001 777 10,387 or data not consistent over period) Cambrai 291 109 73 473 relocation of IUT programmes Maubeuge 180 18 12 210 France : + 2.6% multi-site university Valenciennes 1,296 3,653 2,989 989 777 9,704

112 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > North Pas-de-Calais number of students (2005-2006) North Pas-de-Calais

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 59 - Nord Armentières 102 600 231 933 58,706 Aulnoye-Aymeries 251 251 19,757 Avesnes-sur-Helpe 136 136 8,294 Cambrai 573 291 236 120 647 368 647 1,588 48,261 Douai-Lens * 562 869 687 341 134 1,162 728 1,447 72 338 2,609 5,178 518,727 Dechy 338 338 5,283 Douai 562 634 687 341 134 1,162 728 1,447 72 2,609 4,605 42,796 Pecquencourt 52 52 6,361 Sin-le-Noble 183 183 16,972 Dunkerque 204 977 344 2,165 1,674 667 4,850 452 416 5,302 6,899 191,173 Dunkerque 204 828 344 2,165 1,674 667 4,850 s 4,850 r 70,850 Grande-Synthe 149 r r 23,247 Gravelines 452 452 452 12,430 Fourmies 168 168 17,151 Genech 356 356 2,050 Hazebrouck 345 345 26,217 Landrecies 40 40 3,858 Le Cateau-Cambrésis 71 71 7,799 Le Quesnoy 43 15 58 7,329 Lille 3,002 6,091 3,446 25,628 21,409 10,304 60,787 1,994 1,547 2,587 2,611 4,542 5,567 8,352 65,392 97,080 1,000,900 Haubourdin 38 38 14,965 La Madeleine 362 500 862 22,399 Lambersart 95 95 28,131 Lille 2,830 3,209 8,492 7,664 5,447 21,603 312 2,584 1,566 4,542 5,440 3,754 23,169 45,840 184,657 Loos 182 192 210 82 484 1,540 484 2,206 20,869 Marcq-en-Baroeul r r 37,177 Ronchin 1,197 674 104 1,975 1,975 1,975 17,999 Roubaix 74 1,110 909 595 1,085 317 2,906 245 3 127 628 2,906 5,093 96,984 Saint-André-lez-Lille 313 313 10,113 Tourcoing 98 934 664 189 69 922 529 922 2,483 93,540 Villeneuve-d'Ascq 53 1,873 14,963 11,707 4,354 32,897 1,994 990 1,045 1,033 35,936 38,012 65,042 Wasquehal r r 18,541 Wattrelos 108 108 42,753 Maubeuge 38 509 180 18 12 210 284 210 1,041 99,900 Louvroil 46 46 7,251 Maubeuge 38 463 180 18 12 210 284 210 995 33,546 Valenciennes 608 1,681 1,296 3,653 2,989 989 8,927 777 540 9 1,089 10,244 13,631 357,395 Aulnoy-lez-Valenciennes 1,296 2,254 2,069 642 6,261 777 s 7,038 r 8,002 Condé-sur-l'Escaut 163 15 178 10,527 Denain 262 262 20,360 Saint-Amand-les-Eaux 122 122 17,175 Somain 92 92 12,013 Valenciennes 608 994 1,399 920 347 2,666 540 9 s 3,206 r 41,278 Vieux-Condé 48 48 10,641 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 113 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 62 - Pas-de-Calais Aire-sur-la-Lys 131 131 12,219 Arras 332 1,241 2,796 1,227 346 4,369 56 1,344 1,096 5,713 8,438 83,322 Arras 332 1,106 2,796 1,227 346 4,369 56 1,344 1,096 5,713 8,303 40,590 Tilloy-lès-Mofflaines 135 135 1,329 Bapaume 108 108 4,495 Berck 165 651 816 20,113 Béthune 1,392 999 253 997 313 2,562 320 2,562 4,274 259,198 Béthune 677 999 253 997 313 2,562 259 2,562 3,498 27,808 Beuvry 208 41 249 9,175 Bruay-la-Buissière 194 20 214 23,998 Lillers 60 60 9,775 Noeux-les-Mines 123 123 11,966 Wingles 130 130 8,691 Boulogne-sur-Mer 135 849 97 1,736 1,227 206 3,266 402 327 3,668 4,979 92,704 Boulogne-sur-Mer 135 440 97 1,736 1,227 206 3,266 327 3,266 4,168 44,859 Outreau 402 402 402 15,222 Saint-Martin-Boulogne 409 409 11,499 Calais 638 366 1,004 1,071 199 2,640 166 2,640 3,444 104,852 Calais 607 366 1,004 1,071 199 2,640 166 2,640 3,413 77,333 Coulogne 31 31 5,78 9 Douai-Lens * 94 1,146 890 1,029 848 89 2,856 226 18 470 2,856 4,810 518,727 Avion 59 59 18,298 Carvin 53 53 17,772 Hénin-Beaumont 340 27 367 25,178 Lens 94 459 890 657 635 76 2,258 226 18 443 2,258 3,498 36,206 Liévin 235 372 213 13 598 598 833 33,427 Etaples 185 185 23,994 Le Touquet-Paris-Plage 185 185 5,299 Montreuil 63 63 4,153 Rollancourt 37 37 301 Saint-Omer 485 156 98 225 479 90 235 233 479 1,522 56,425 Longuenesse 182 156 70 226 90 235 226 733 12,518 Saint-Omer 303 98 155 253 233 253 789 15,747 Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise 117 117 8,548 Saint-Venant 290 290 8,915

North Pas-de-Calais 5,077 19,267 8,065 39,285 32,146 13,259 92,755 2,771 1,773 3,461 6,796 4,542 5,901 14,646 102,322 156,989 3,996,588

114 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > North Pas-de-Calais Lower Normandy

higher education

37,453 students in 2005-2006, studying at 27 higher education sites, o/w 6 university sites. Of the total, 90.2% are in the public sector and 67.5% at university. population change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 1,422,193 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Lower Normandy 37,278 37,453 + 0.5% 2.4% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.7% 1.6% 81 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Lower Normandy 164,598 161,648 - 1.8% Lower Nor. 5,957 3,147 + 3.4% 2,553 11,657 - 3.3% 82.0% 61.7% 69.5%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 2.3% 2.2% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 115 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Cherbourg

Carentan Luc-sur-Mer Le Hommet- Bayeux Trouville categories d'Arthenay Lisieux Superior Technician Sections Saint-Lô STS and affiliated programmes Coutances Maltot Caen Torigni-sur-Vire CPGE Preparatory class St-Pierre- for Grandes Écoles Granville Falaise sur-Dives University Institutes Vire IUT L'Aigle of Technology Avranches Mortain Flers Argentan Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions St-Hilaire- La-Ferté-Macé Sées du-Harcoüet Main sites of INPs or UTs Alençon Mortagne- au-Perche Secondary university sites IUFM University Institute for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment Caen

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116 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Lower Normandy Lower Normandy

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Cherbourg

Carentan Luc-sur- Trouville Mer Bayeux Le Hommet-d'Artenay Caen Lisieux St-Lô Maltot Coutances Torigni- sur-Vire Condé-sur St-Pierre- Falaise sur-Dives Granville Vire -Noireau Argentan Avranches Flers Sées L'Aigle Mortain La-Ferté-Macé

Mortagne-au- St-Hilaire-du- Perche Harcoüet Alençon

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Lower Normandy 3.1% 13.0% 67.5% 0.8% 4.2% 11.3% 1,000 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 117 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Cherbourg 20,000 5,000 1,000 Caen less than 400 - 3,2 % St-Lô Lisieux change from 2000-2001 Vire to 2005-2006

+60% and over Alençon

+30 to + 59.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +10 to +29.9%

0 to +9.9% university sites number of students per cycle engineering -10 to -0.1% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total

-30% to -10.1% 0 50 km Caen 2,701 10,985 7,000 3,857 748 25,291 Alençon 352 149 129 630 under -30% Caen 1,395 10,674 6,710 3,849 624 23,252 Cherbourg 492 162 114 8 124 900 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Lisieux 202 18 220 relocation of university programmes Saint-Lô 155 29 184 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Vire 105 105

118 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Lower Normandy number of students (2005-2006) Lower Normandy

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 14 - Calvados Bayeux 103 103 17,746 Caen 995 1,853 1,395 10,674 6,710 3,849 22,628 624 197 1,143 495 1,564 24,395 29,499 199,490 Caen 952 1,532 1,055 10,281 6,538 3,562 21,436 624 1,143 495 1,006 23,203 27,188 113,987 Epron 197 197 1,755 Hérouville-Saint-Clair 43 180 393 172 287 852 558 852 1,633 24,025 Ifs 340 340 340 340 9,208 Mondeville 141 141 10,428 Condé-sur-Noireau 14 14 7,094 Falaise 58 131 189 8,434 Lisieux 164 202 18 220 204 220 588 27,629 Luc-sur-Mer 45 45 13,243 Douvres-la-Délivrande 45 45 4,809 Maltot 33 33 575 Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives 128 128 3,977 Trouville-sur-Mer 63 63 20,406 Deauville 63 63 4,364 Vire 101 105 105 119 105 325 15,995 50 - Manche Avranches 155 155 14,669 Carentan 57 57 7,727 Cherbourg 134 316 492 162 114 8 776 124 12 407 900 1,769 89,704 Cherbourg-Octeville 134 316 492 162 114 8 776 124 12 306 900 1,668 25,370 Tourlaville 101 101 17,551 Coutances 201 201 9,840 Granville 143 178 321 18,137 Le Hommet-d'Arthenay 93 93 326 Mortain 36 36 3,729 Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët 124 124 6,073 Saint-Lô 39 301 155 29 184 228 108 223 412 1,083 25,462 Agneaux 87 87 4,476 Saint-Lô 39 214 155 29 184 228 108 223 412 996 20,090 Torigni-sur-Vire 11 11 7,565 Condé-sur-Vire 11 11 2,984 61 - Orne Alençon 187 352 149 129 630 114 201 507 831 1,639 44,382 Alençon 187 201 507 201 895 28,935 Damigny 352 149 129 630 114 630 744 2,917 Argentan 82 82 17,441 Flers 222 164 386 23,240 La Ferté-Macé 166 166 7,355 L'aigle 15 112 127 12,254 Mortagne-au-Perche 39 39 5,389 Sées 177 177 4,504 Lower Normandy 1,168 4,873 2,701 10,985 7,000 3,857 24,543 748 311 1,572 615 3,623 26,863 37,453 1,422,193

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 119 120 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Lower Normandy Upper Normandy

higher education

50,671 students in 2005-2006, studying at 22 higher education sites, o/w 4 university sites. Of the total, 86.4% are in the public sector and 60.1% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 1,780,192 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Upper Normandy 49,359 50,671 + 2.7% 3.0% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 2.3% 2.2% 145 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general technological Upper Normandy 213,641 219,766 + 2.9% Upper Nor. 7,655 4,612 3,278 15,545 - 2.8% 76.1% 61.5% 67.7%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 3.0% 3.0%

* excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 121 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Eu Dieppe Mesnières-en-Bray Fécamp Neufchâtel- Yvetot en-Bray categories Le Havre Barentin Forges- Superior Technician Sections Lillebonne STS Rouen les-Eaux and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Pont-Audemer Elbeuf Gisors University Institutes IUT Les Andelys of Technology Louviers Bernay Vernon Gaillon Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Evreux Secondary university sites Gouville IUFM University Institute for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Private faculties Business schools

administrative attachment Rouen Le Havre

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122 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Upper Normandy Upper Normandy

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Eu Dieppe

Fécamp Mesnières-en-Bray Yvetot Neufchâtel-en-Bray Le Havre Bolbec Barentin Forges-les-Eaux Lillebonne Rouen Elbeuf Pont-Audemer Gisors Louviers Gaillon Les Andelys

Bernay Vernon Evreux Gouville

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) 50,000 programmes universities excluding 20,000 and university affiliated engineering other In bold type: university site 5,000 CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes

1,000 Upper Normandy 2.7% 11.5% 60.1% 5.5% 4.6% 15.6% 0 50 km less than 300 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 123 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 Rouen Le Havre - 0.1% less than 400 - 7.7%

Elbeuf change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Evreux

+60% and over

+30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

0 to +9.9% university -10 to -0.1% sites number of students per cycle engineering 0 50 km in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total -30% to -10.1% Le Havre 1,803 2,048 1,832 653 224 6,560 under -30% Le Havre 1,803 2,048 1,832 653 224 6,560

insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Rouen 1,945 11,432 6,598 3,937 23,912 or data not consistent over period) Elbeuf 211 211 relocation of university programmes Evreux 503 323 129 20 975 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Rouen 1,231 11,109 6,469 3,917 22,726

124 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Upper Normandy number of students (2005-2006) Upper Normandy

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 27 - Eure Bernay 121 121 12,346 Evreux 197 411 503 323 129 20 975 339 510 1,314 2,432 60,108 Gaillon 44 44 12,313 Gisors 57 57 12,669 Gouville 84 84 287 Les Andelys 39 39 9,261 Louviers 139 422 561 39,401 Louviers 139 139 18,328 Val-de-Reuil 422 422 13,245 Pont-Audemer 137 137 14,476 Vernon 166 166 31,366 Saint-Marcel 4 4 4,982 Vernon 162 162 24,056 76 - Seine-Maritime Barentin 89 89 20,757 Bolbec 8 8 16,450 Dieppe 301 220 521 42,202 Elbeuf 180 211 211 211 391 75,663 Eu 141 141 22,019 Fécamp 140 142 282 22,717 Forges-les-Eaux 56 56 4,834 Le Havre 266 849 1,803 2,048 1,832 653 6,336 224 167 595 1,252 6,727 9,689 248,547 Le Havre 266 615 1,803 2,048 1,832 653 6,336 224 167 595 928 6,727 9,131 190,905 Montivilliers 62 62 16,556 Sainte-Adresse 172 324 496 7,883 Lillebonne 60 60 11,304 Mesnières-en-Bray 55 55 706 Neufchâtel-en-Bray 40 40 5,522 Rouen 920 2,569 1,231 11,109 6,469 3,917 22,726 1,323 1,051 1,800 2,225 2,957 24,526 35,571 389,862 Bois-Guillaume 202 202 11,968 Canteleu 687 687 15,430 Darnétal 511 511 9,225 Déville-lès-Rouen 92 92 10,441 Franqueville-Saint-Pierre 60 60 5,099 Le Grand-Quevilly 181 181 26,679 Le Mesnil-Esnard 137 137 6,486 Le Petit-Quevilly 26 26 22,332 Mont-Saint-Aignan 33 1,231 6,765 4,180 1,876 14,052 1,323 1,051 1,800 1,793 15,852 20,052 21,265 Rouen 857 1,656 4,140 2,042 1,976 8,158 432 1,170 8,158 12,273 106,592 Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray 161 204 247 65 516 101 516 778 29,092 Sotteville-lès-Rouen 63 223 286 572 29,553 Yvetot 127 127 15,011 Auzebosc 81 81 963 Yvetot 46 46 10,770 Upper Normandy 1,383 5,805 3,748 13,480 8,430 4,590 30,248 224 1,323 1,473 2,306 2,820 5,089 32,778 50,671 1,780,192

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 125 126 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Upper Normandy Pays de la Loire

higher education

107,244 students in 2005-2006, studying at 37 higher education sites, o/w 7 university sites. Of the total, 75.3% are in the public sector and 54.7% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 3,222,061 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Pays de la Loire 101,386 107,244 + 5.8% 5.4% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 4.7% 4.7% 100 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Pays de la Loire 396,772 384,235 - 3.2% Pays de la Loire 15,379 5,650 - 5.6% 84.9% 77.6% 7,707 28,736 65.4% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 5.6% 5.2% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 127 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Mayenne

Evron La Ferté-Bernard Laval Bernay Le Mans categories Superior Technician Sections Pruillé- STS le-chétif and affiliated programmes Rouillon Château-Gontier Preparatory class Sablé-sur-Sarthe CPGE Châteaubriand for Grandes Écoles Segré Derval La Flèche University Institutes IUT of Technology St-Gildas-des-Bois Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions St Nazaire Ancenis Nantes Angers Main sites of INPs or UTs Beaupréau Saumur Chemillé Secondary university sites Le Landreau Cholet IUFM University Institute Clisson for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Challans Montaigu St-Laurent-sur-Sèvre Private faculties Les Herbiers Pouzauges Business schools La Roche-sur-Yon

administrative attachment La Mothe- Chantonnay Achard Les-Sables- Ste-Gemme- Nantes d'Olonne la-Plaine Angers Luçon Fontenay- Le Mans le-comte

0 50 km

128 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Pays de la Loire Pays de la Loire number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Mayenne Evron Laval La Ferté- Bernay Bernard Rouillon Pruillé- Châteaubriant Château-Gontier le-chétif Le Mans Sablé-sur-Sarthe Segré Derval La Flèche St-Gildas-des-Bois Ancenis Angers Nantes Beaupréau St-Nazaire Le Landreau Chemillé Saumur Clisson Cholet

Challans Montaigu St Laurent- Pouzauges sur-Sèvre La Roche- sur-Yon Chantonnay Les-Herbiers Les-Sables- La Mothe- Ste-Gemme- d'Olonne la-Plaine Achard Fontenay- weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Luçon le-comte 50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Pays de la Loire 3.4% 14.5% 54.7% 5.8% 3.2% 18.5% 1,000 0 50 km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 129 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Le Mans + 1.6% 20,000 Laval 5,000 1,000 less than 400 + 11.6% Angers Nantes Saint-Nazaire - 0.5% change from 2000-2001 Cholet to 2005-2006 universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +60% and over university +30 to + 59.9% sites number of students per cycle engineering La Roche-sur-Yon in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total +10 to +29.9% Angers 1,069 7,002 6,224 3,229 17,524 0 to +9.9% Angers 1,014 6,686 6,067 3,229 16,996 Cholet 55 316 157 528 -10 to -0.1% 0 50 km Le Mans 1,281 3,487 2,657 959 158 8,542 -30% to -10.1% Laval 493 127 138 758 under -30% Le Mans 788 3,360 2,519 959 158 7,784

insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Nantes 3,149 13,261 9,320 6,006 847 32,583 or data not consistent over period) La Roche-sur-Yon 415 393 55 863 relocation of university programmes Nantes 1,543 12,646 8,865 5,943 702 29,699 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Saint-nazaire 1,191 222 400 63 145 2 021

130 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Pays de la Loire Pays de la Loire number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 44 - Loire-Atlantique Ancenis 66 66 9,497 Châteaubriant 80 107 187 12,065 Clisson 78 78 14,440 Gorges 78 78 2,649 Derval 73 73 2,491 Le Landreau 89 89 2,140 Nantes 1,953 5,018 1,543 12,646 8,865 5,943 28,997 702 1,126 1,652 1,508 1,195 5,788 31,207 47,939 544,932 Basse-Goulaine 120 120 7,499 Carquefou 23 578 601 15,377 La Chapelle-sur-Erdre 1 1 16,391 Nantes 1,772 3,598 1,543 12,646 8,865 5,943 28,997 702 1,126 1,074 1,508 1,195 4,899 31,207 44,871 270,251 Orvault 283 283 23,554 Rezé 146 445 591 35,478 Saint-Herblain 344 80 424 43,726 Saint-Sébastien-sur-Loire 181 503 364 1,048 25,223 Saint-Gildas-des-Bois 52 52 3,059 Saint-nazaire 100 657 1,191 222 400 63 1,876 145 57 262 193 2,021 3,290 136,886 La Baule-Escoublac 60 60 15,831 Saint-Nazaire 100 597 1,191 222 400 63 1,876 145 57 262 193 2,021 3,230 65,874 49 - Maine-et-Loire Angers 817 2,564 1,014 6,686 6,067 3,229 16,996 413 1,878 794 4,822 1,666 2,253 17,790 32,203 226,843 Angers 718 2,107 1,014 6,686 6,067 3,229 16,996 413 1,680 794 4,195 1,666 1,750 17,790 30,319 151,279 Avrillé 256 256 12,991 Les Ponts-de-Cé 77 627 124 828 11,387 Saint-Barthélemy-d'Anjou 198 123 321 9,832 Sainte-Gemmes-sur-Loire 60 175 235 3,681 Saint-Sylvain-d'Anjou 39 205 244 4,553 Beaupréau 52 52 6,217 Chemillé 39 39 6,169 Cholet 665 55 316 157 528 119 143 528 1,455 54,204 Saumur 277 128 405 31,443 Segré 124 124 7,721 53 - Mayenne Château-Gontier 85 85 15,701 Evron 49 49 7,283 Laval 1,133 493 127 138 758 594 253 94 293 1,011 3,125 62,729 Changé 127 43 170 170 170 4,909 Laval 1,133 493 95 588 594 253 94 254 841 2,916 50,947 Saint-Berthevin 39 39 6,873 Mayenne 139 131 270 15,636

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 131 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 72 - Sarthe Bernay 23 23 384 La Ferté-Bernard 62 62 11,250 La Flèche 325 103 109 537 16,241 Le Mans 359 1,168 788 3,360 2,519 959 7,626 158 253 223 612 65 772 8,396 11,236 194,825 Allonnes 55 118 173 12,332 Le Mans 359 1,113 788 3,360 2,519 959 7,626 158 253 223 612 65 654 8,396 11,063 146,105 Pruillé-le-Chétif 37 37 1,222 Rouillon 151 151 2,101 Sablé-sur-Sarthe 208 208 12,716 85 - Vendée Challans 115 115 16,132 Chantonnay 38 38 7,541 Fontenay-le-Comte 269 269 15,667 La Mothe-Achard 8 8 2,050 La Roche-sur-Yon 72 1,114 415 393 55 863 264 905 90 661 1,127 3,969 49,262 Les Herbiers 183 183 13,932 Les Sables-d'Olonne 213 213 38,500 Luçon 178 178 9,311 Montaigu 206 206 4,708 Pouzauges 36 36 5,385 Sainte-Gemme-la-Plaine 81 81 1,574 Saint-Laurent-sur-Sèvre 113 113 3,307

Pays de la Loire 3,626 15,546 5,499 23,750 18,201 10,194 57,644 1,005 1,792 4,404 3,431 5,821 3,397 10,578 62,080 107,244 3,222,061

132 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Pays de la Loire Picardy

higher education

41,028 students in 2005-2006, studying at 30 higher education sites, o/w 7 university sites. Of the total, 89.5% are in the public sector and 52.0% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,857,834 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Picardy 39,291 41,028 + 4.4% 3.1% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 1.8% 1.8% 96 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 education system general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation Picardy 218,313 217,650 - 0.3% Picardy 7,321 4,323 2,864 14,508 - 7.0% 75.9% 56.9% 61.0%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 3.1% 3.0% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 133 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

categories Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class Abbeville for Grandes Écoles University Institutes Friville- Flixecourt Albert IUT Escarbotin of Technology Amiens Péronne Bohains-en- Corbie Vermandois Hirson Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Saint- Boves Quentin Vervins Main sites of INPs or UTs Montdidier Secondary university sites Noyon Chauny Laon Compiègne IUFM University Institute Beauvais Airion for teacher training Engineering programmes Clermont Soissons (all ministries combined) Pierrefonds Private faculties Creil Pont-Ste-Maxenxe Business schools Crépy- en-Valois Chantilly Senlis Château- Thierry administrative attachment Crézancy Amiens UT Compiègne

0 50 km

134 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Picardy Picardy

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Friville- Abbeville Bohain-en- Escarbotin Albert Vermandois Flixecourt Hirson St-Quentin Amiens Péronne Corbie Boves Vervins Prémontré Montdidier Chauny Noyon Laon Beauvais Airion Compiègne Soissons Clermont Creil Crépy-en-Valois Pierrefonds Chantilly Senlis Crézancy Pont-Ste- Maxence Château- Thierry weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Picardy 2.7% 15.9% 52.0% 10.3% 5.5% 13.7% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 135 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 Amiens less than 400 St-Quentin + 3.5%

Laon Beauvais change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Soissons Creil +60% and over

+30 to + 59.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +10 to +29.9%

0 to +9.9% university sites number of students per cycle engineering -10 to -0.1% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 0 50 km -30% to -10.1% Amiens 2,686 8,481 6,118 3,604 20,889 Amiens 1,374 7,894 5,546 3,562 18,376 under -30% Beauvais 325 274 134 733 Creil 357 81 438 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Laon 397 397 relocation of university programmes Saint-Quentin 92 161 226 42 521 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Soissons 141 152 131 424

136 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Picardy Picardy

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 02 - Aisne Bohain-en-Vermandois 43 43 6,600 Château-Thierry 174 174 23,522 Chauny 136 144 280 19,345 Crézancy 50 50 1,069 Hirson 146 146 11,229 Laon 290 397 397 320 203 717 1,210 27,050 Prémontré 159 159 775 Saint-Quentin r 629 92 161 226 42 521 s 521 1,620 69,287 Soissons 490 141 152 131 424 305 424 1,219 45,274 Cuffies 141 83 224 224 224 1,496 Soissons 490 152 48 200 305 200 995 29,453 Vervins 50 50 3,464 Fontaine-lès-Vervins 50 50 811 60 - Oise Airion 37 37 470 Beauvais 419 325 274 134 733 917 477 384 1,210 2,930 59,003 Chantilly 163 44 207 36,474 Chantilly 150 150 10,902 Gouvieux 13 13 9,406 Lamorlaye 44 44 8,101 Clermont 118 308 426 19,631 Clermont 118 118 9,699 Fitz-James 308 308 2,421 Compiègne r 370 27 425 452 2,647 61 r 3,099 3,974 69,903 Creil 113 651 357 81 438 43 438 1,245 97,455 Creil 353 357 81 438 438 791 30,675 Monchy-Saint-Eloi 43 43 1,889 Montataire 51 51 12,048 Nogent-sur-Oise 113 247 360 19,151 Crépy-en-Valois 57 57 14,436 Noyon 80 80 16,540 Pierrefonds 35 35 1,945 Pont-Sainte-Maxence 31 31 16,397 Senlis 86 86 17,284 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 137 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 80 - Somme Abbeville 208 221 429 26,049 Albert 72 72 10,065 Amiens 689 1,778 1,374 7,894 5,546 3,562 18,376 652 1,451 967 2,128 19,827 26,041 160,815 Amiens 689 1,778 1,374 7,894 5,546 3,562 18,376 652 1,451 967 1,159 19,827 25,072 135,501 Dury 292 292 1,141 Salouël 677 677 4,162 Boves 25 128 153 2,786 Corbie 77 77 8,051 Flixecourt 19 19 3,489 Friville-Escarbotin 59 59 7,003 Montdidier 48 48 6,498 Péronne 71 71 10,179

Picardy 1,089 6,515 2,686 8,481 6,145 4,029 21,341 2,647 1,569 2,248 1,028 4,591 26,236 41,028 1,857,481

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higher education

46,259 students in 2005-2006, studying at 28 higher education sites, o/w 6 university sites. Of the total, 89.4% are in the public sector and 67.9% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 1,640,068 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Poitou-Charentes 44,232 46,259 + 4.6% 2.7% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 2.1% 2.0% 64 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 2000 generation education system general technological professional total success rate Poitou-Charentes 178,229 176,570 - 0.9% Poitou-Char. 6,574 2,482 - 5.1% 72.9% 3,543 12,599 82.0% 62.5% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 2.5% 2.4% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 139 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Thouars Loudun Bressuire

Châtellerault

Parthenay Poitiers categories Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes Niort Rouillé Chauvigny CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Montmorillon University Institutes IUT of Technology Civray La Rochelle Melle Main sites of universities Surgères and affiliated institutions Ruffec Main sites of INPs or UTs St-Jean-d'Angély Confolens Rochefort Secondary university sites Pont-l'Abbé-d'Arnoult Marennes Cherves-Richemont IUFM University Institute Saintes Cognac for teacher training Royan Engineering programmes Pons (all ministries combined) Angoulême Private faculties Barbézieux- Business schools Jonzac St-Hilaire

administrative attachment Poitiers La Rochelle

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Thouars Loudun Bressuire Châtellerault

Parthenay Poitiers Chauvigny Niort Rouillé Montmorillon La Rochelle Melle Surgères Civray St-Jean- Rochefort d'Angély Ruffec Marennes Confolens Pont-l'Abbé-d'Arnoult Cherves Cognac Royan Saintes Pons Angoulême Barbezieux- Jonzac St-Hilaire weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 5,000 In bold type: university site Poitou-Charentes 2.7% 11.9% 67.9% 1.7% 4.3% 11.6% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 141 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Châtellerault

20,000 5,000 + 4% Poitiers 1,000 less than 400 La Rochelle + 4.3% Niort

Rochefort change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006 Angoulême +60% and over universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 +30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% university sites number of students per cycle engineering 0 to +9.9% in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total

-10 to -0.1% La Rochelle 944 2,370 2,281 919 6,514 0 50 km La Rochelle 944 2,370 2,281 919 6,514 -30% to -10.1% Poitiers 2,166 9,604 7,389 4,888 849 24,896 under -30% Angoulême 454 570 139 37 1,200 Châtellerault 304 12 316 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Niort 374 57 338 110 879 relocation of university programmes Poitiers 1,034 8,977 6,858 4,741 849 22,459 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Rochefort 42 42

142 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Poitou-Charentes Poitou-Charentes number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 16 - Charente Angoulême r 799 454 570 139 37 1,200 264 86 r 1,464 3,134 103,746 Angoulême r 649 454 13 97 564 264 s 828 1,861 43,171 La Couronne 79 557 42 37 636 2 401 636 1,118 6,861 L'Isle-d'Espagnac 1 84 85 4,921 Saint-Yrieix-sur-Charente 37 37 6,373 Soyaux 33 33 10,177 Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire 44 44 4,819 Cherves-Richemont 19 19 2,447 Cognac 88 88 27,042 Confolens 31 31 2,855 Ruffec 35 35 4,100 17 - Charente-Maritime Jonzac 46 46 5,320 La Rochelle 255 654 944 2,370 2,281 919 6,514 732 365 1,441 333 6,879 10,294 116,157 Marennes 43 43 7,636 Bourcefranc-le-Chapus 43 43 2,951 Pons 118 118 4,427 Pont-l'Abbé-d'Arnoult 6 6 1,743 Rochefort 151 42 42 13 180 42 386 36,000 Royan 49 49 31,161 Saintes 456 169 625 26,836 Saint-Jean-d'Angély 37 37 7,681 Surgères 57 57 6,051 79 - Deux-Sèvres Bressuire 33 263 296 17,799 Melle 208 208 5,583 Niort r 610 374 57 338 110 879 270 r 1,149 2,167 66,092 Parthenay 60 60 17,891 Thouars 78 142 220 15,791 86 - Vienne Châtellerault 149 304 12 316 26 316 491 36,026 Chauvigny 16 16 7,025 Civray 31 31 2,638 Loudun 45 45 7,704 Montmorillon 44 44 6,898 Poitiers 797 1,263 1,034 8,977 6,858 4,741 21,610 849 63 1,078 497 1,404 23,537 27,561 119,371 Chasseneuil-du-Poitou 473 63 63 473 599 3,845 Jaunay-Clan 85 140 104 244 244 329 5,636 Poitiers 797 1,178 1,034 8,977 6,718 4,637 21,366 376 1,078 497 1,341 22,820 26,633 83,448 Rouillé 93 15 108 2,128

Poitou-Charentes 1,226 5,493 3,110 11,974 9,670 5,807 30,561 849 795 1,977 2,037 3,321 33,387 46,259 1,640,068 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

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higher education

156,554 students in 2005-2006, studying at 23 higher education sites, o/w 12 university sites. Of the total, 87.2% are in the public sector and 68.9% at university. population change in number of students population without duplicate entries 2000 2005 4,506,151 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. PACA 152,811 156,554 + 2.4% France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% 7.5% population of France* weight of region 7.1% 6.9% 144 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general PACA 489,146 522,375 + 6.8% PACA 20,728 9,378 6,221 36,327 + 5.9% 78.6% ND 78.0%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9% 6.9% 7.1% weight of region * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 145 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

categories Briançon Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes Gap Preparatory class Embrun CPGE Italy for Grandes Écoles University Institutes IUT of Technology Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Digne-les-Bains Secondary university sites Orange Menton- IUFM University Institute L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Le Chaffaut-St-Jurson Monaco for teacher training Engineering programmes Manosque (all ministries combined) Cavaillon Avignon Private faculties Salon-de- Business schools Provence Draguignan Lambesc Nice Arles Aix-Marseille administrative attachment Miramas Lorgues Istres Aix-Marseille 1 Brignoles Fréjus Aix-Marseille 2 Aix-Marseille 3 Avignon Nice Toulon Toulon

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Briançon

Gap Embrun

Digne-les-Bains Orange Le Chaffaut-St-Jurson Avignon L'Isle-sur- la-Sorgue Menton- Manosque Cavaillon Monaco Arles Salon-de- Lambesc Nice Prov. Draguignan Miramas Lorgues Istres Aix-Marseille Brignoles Fréjus

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Toulon 50,000 programmes universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 PACA 3.4% 9.6% 68.9% 1.1% 3.6% 13.3% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 147 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006 number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 Gap 50,000 (A-M 2) university sites number of students per cycle engineering 20,000 in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 5,000 Aix Marseille 1 325 10,558 8,012 3,431 559 22,885 Digne-les-Bains 1,000 (A-M 1 et 3) Arles 144 59 203 Digne-les-Bains 181 50 231 less than 400 Avignon + 0.5% Lambesc 65 329 275 669 Menton Marseille-Aix-en-Provence 10,476 7,574 3,156 559 21,765 Monaco Arles Lambesc Nice Salon-de-Provence 17 17 (A-M 1 et 3) Salon- (A-M1) - 1.4% de-Prov. Draguignan Aix Marseille 2 1,965 7,708 5,409 5,317 349 20,748 (A-M 1 et 3) Gap 120 142 189 451 change from 2000-2001 Marseille-Aix-en-Provence 1,666 7,566 5,176 5,317 349 20,074 Fréjus to 2005-2006 Aix-Marseille Toulon 179 44 223 (1, 2 et 3) Aix Marseille 3 1,346 7,480 7,202 5,381 21,409 +60% and over - 3.3% +4.3% Arles 139 82 34 255 +30 to + 59.9% Digne-les-Bains 18 18 Toulon Marseille-Aix-en-Provence 1,248 7,341 7,066 5,347 21,002 +10 to +29.9% (A-M 2) Salon-de-Provence 98 36 134 0 to +9.9% Avignon 383 3,707 2,150 895 7,135 Avignon 383 3,707 2,150 895 7,135 -10 to -0.1% 0 50 km Nice 1,992 11,055 7,624 4,623 683 25,977 -30% to -10.1% Menton-Monaco 79 30 109 under -30% Nice 1,913 11,055 7,594 4,623 683 25,868

insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes Toulon 1,736 3,954 2,588 1,099 370 9,747 or data not consistent over period) Draguignan 91 214 126 16 447 relocation of university programmes Fréjus 183 183 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Toulon 1,462 3,740 2,462 1,083 370 9117

148 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur number of students (2005-2006) Provence-Alpes-Côte-d‘Azur universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 04 - Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Digne-les-Bains r 181 68 249 127 s 376 657 16,757 Le Chaffaut-Saint-Jurson 33 33 674 Manosque 65 65 25,938 05 - Hautes-Alpes Briançon 39 99 138 15,046 Embrun 64 64 6,613 Gap 33 164 120 142 189 451 115 451 763 36,262 06 - Alpes-Maritimes Menton-Monaco 35 79 30 109 109 144 66,410 Menton 35 79 30 109 109 144 28,812 Nice 1,453 3,186 1,913 11,055 7,594 4,623 25,185 683 41 1,386 3,745 2,877 27,254 38,556 888,784 Antibes 16 540 556 72,412 Biot 22 57 79 79 79 7,395 Cagnes-sur-Mer 57 57 43,942 Cannes 71 r 202 202 r 202 1,197 67,304 Grasse 169 25 194 43,874 Le Bar-sur-Loup s s 2,543 Nice 1,082 1,879 1,330 10,989 7,369 4,563 24,251 1,386 1,832 2,477 25,637 32,907 342,738 Valbonne 284 381 44 168 60 653 683 16 1,913 1,336 3,549 10,746 Villeneuve-Loubet r r 12,935 13 - Bouches-du-Rhône Arles r 144 139 141 34 458 r 458 854 53,057 Avignon * r r 253,580 Châteaurenard r r 12,999 Istres 54 54 38,993 Lambesc 12 65 329 275 669 669 681 7,604 Marseille-Aix-en-Provence 2,755 7,427 2,914 25,383 19,816 13,820 61,933 908 904 224 3,023 80 3,724 7,301 65,864 88,279 1,349,772 Aix-en-Provence 950 1,074 1,553 13,347 11,813 7,453 34,166 467 1,731 80 266 653 35,897 39,387 134,222 Aubagne r 109 23 132 s 132 446 42,638 Gardanne r 210 s 405 19,344 Marignane 57 57 34,006 Marseille 1er 1,057 2,843 1,438 334 4,615 1,054 183 5,669 6,909 37,750 Marseille 2e 25 410 435 24,593 Marseille 3e 168 1,754 1,215 532 3,501 3,501 3,669 42,031 Marseille 4e 98 238 254 238 590 43,805 Marseille 5e 720 4,704 1,719 3,564 9,987 433 9,987 11,140 41,370 Marseille 6e 131 1,012 235 684 2,062 41,161 Marseille 7e 45 595 115 154 111 380 220 380 1,240 36,006 Marseille 8e 477 1,488 1,965 75,419 Marseille 9e 146 113 1,520 1,189 625 3,447 427 3,223 1,914 3,874 9,157 72,758 Marseille 10e 468 771 321 1,560 49,133 Marseille 11e 278 278 53,547 Marseille 12e 52 567 619 56,441 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 149 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 Marseille 13e 52 424 1,248 1,100 2,179 1,178 5,705 481 437 14 6 6,186 7,119 79,955 13 - Bouches-du-Rhône (suite) Marseille 14e 153 153 56,747 Marseille 15e 219 302 521 71,140 Marseille 16e 21 21 16,574 Martigues 305 89 394 43,493 Vitrolles 152 152 36,784 Miramas 58 58 29,121 Salon-de-Provence 63 285 98 17 36 151 236 114 151 849 50,017 Toulon * 179 44 223 223 223 519,640 La Ciotat 179 44 223 223 223 31,630 83 - Var Brignoles 33 33 13,569 Draguignan 57 91 214 126 16 447 387 834 891 41,533 Fréjus 167 183 183 160 183 510 83,840 Fréjus 47 160 207 46,801 Saint-Raphaël 120 183 183 183 303 30,671 Lorgues 68 68 7,319 Toulon * 782 1,531 1,462 3,740 2,462 1,083 8,747 370 142 239 346 390 1,195 9,463 13,742 519,640 Hyères 79 79 51,417 La Garde 62 1,462 2,682 1,964 723 6,831 368 6,831 7,261 25,329 La Seyne-sur-Mer 279 346 346 625 60,188 La Valette-du-Var 370 370 370 21,739 Ollioules 171 175 346 12,198 Toulon 611 1,111 1,058 498 360 1,916 142 239 390 652 1,916 5,061 160,639 84 - Vaucluse Avignon * 228 1,164 383 3,707 2,150 895 7,135 401 181 519 7,536 9,628 253,580 Avignon 228 946 383 3,707 2,150 895 7,135 401 181 519 7,536 9,410 85,935 Carpentras 218 218 26,090 Cavaillon 112 112 37,721 L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue 67 67 26,419 Orange 66 66 37,279

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 5,314 15,029 7,747 44,462 32,985 20,746 105,940 1,961 1,046 740 5,670 80 8,040 12,734 113,571 156,554 4,506,151

Aix-Marseille académie 3,079 9,952 4,019 29,453 22,773 15,024 71,269 908 904 460 3,551 80 3,905 8,502 75,728 102,610 2,596,384 Nice académie 2,235 5,077 3,728 15,009 10,212 5,722 34,671 1,053 142 280 2,119 4,135 4,232 37,843 53,944 1,909,767

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higher education

236,488 students in 2005-2006, studying at 58 higher education sites, o/w 11 university sites. Of the total, 84.3% are in the public sector and 62.9% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 5,645,407 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Rhône-Alps 219,383 236,488 + 7.8% 9.4% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 10.2% 10.4% 129 inhabitants per km

*excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system Rhône-Alps 676,993 716,621 + 5.9% Rhône-Alps 27,820 13,553 9,343 50,716 - 0.9% 84.4% ND 83.5% France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 9.5% 9.7% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 151 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Thonon-les-Bains categories Switzerland Superior Technician Sections STS Oyonnax Annemasse and affiliated programmes Nandax Bellegarde Cluses Bourg-en-Bresse CPGE Preparatory class Villefranche-sur- La Roche-sur-Foron for Grandes Écoles Saône Ambérieu- University Institutes Roanne en-Bugey Thônes Sallanches IUT Perreux Tarare of Technology Feurs Belley St-Laurent-de-Ch. Annecy Main sites of universities Charvieu Aix-les-Bains Ugine Italy and affiliated institutions Crémieu Le Bourget- Main sites of INPs or UTs Montbrison Lyon L'Isle- du-Lac Albertville St-Just-St-R. d'Abeau Secondary university sites St-Chamond Villefontaine Bourgoin-Jallieu Moûtiers St-Etienne IUFM University Institute Vienne Chambéry Voiron for teacher training La Côte- Saint-Hilaire St-André Engineering programmes St-Jean-de-Maurienne (all ministries combined) Annonay Anneyron Châteauneuf- Private faculties de-G. Tournon- Business schools sur-Rhône Romans Grenoble Vizille administrative attachment

Valence Lyon 1 Die Lyon 2 Privas Crest Lyon 3 Aubenas Saint-Etienne Montélimar Grenoble 1 Pierrelatte Grenoble 2 Grenoble 3 INP Grenoble Chambery

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152 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Rhône-Alps Rhône-Alps number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Collonges- sous-Salève Thonon-les-Bains Bourg-en- Oyonnax Bresse Annemasse Lyon La Roche- Bellegarde sur-Foron Nandax Roanne Villefranche-sur-S. Ambérieu Annecy Cluses Thônes Hauteville Sallanches Perreux Tarare Belley Charvieu Ugine Le Bourget- Feurs Aix-les- du-Lac Villette-d'A. Bains Montbrison St-Laurent Crémieu Albertville Villefontaine Vienne L'Isle-d'A. Chambéry St-Just-St-Rambert Bourgoin-J. Moûtiers La Côte- Voiron St-Hilaire St-Chamond St-A. Anneyron Moirans St-Jean-de- Maurienne St-Etienne Annonay Châteauneuf- Grenoble de-G. Tournon Romans Vizille Valence Privas Crest Die Aubenas weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Montélimar programmes Pierrelatte 50,000 Suze-la-Rousse universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 5,000 In bold type: university site Rhône-Alps 3.2% 9.6% 62.9% 5.8% 3.0% 15.6% 1,000 France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% 0 50 km less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 153 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006 number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 Bourg-en- Bresse (L 1 et 3) university sites number of students per cycle engineering in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total 50,000 Roanne Annecy Chambéry 2,066 4,046 3,919 1,069 736 11,836 20,000 Lyon (1, 2 et 3) Annecy 1,586 352 951 213 436 3,538 + 10.6% Le Bourget- du-Lac Chambéry 2,536 1,966 481 4,983 5,000 L'Isle-d'Abeau Le Bourget-du-Lac 480 1,158 1,002 375 300 3,315 (G 1) 1,000 Grenoble 1 2,167 6,094 4,551 4,006 730 17,548 Vienne Chambéry less than 400 (G 2) - 15.3% Grenoble 1,984 5,435 4,355 3,976 730 16,480 + 6.2% L'Isle-d'Abeau 183 183 Valence 659 196 30 885 St-Etienne Grenoble (1, 2 et 3) Grenoble 2 3,017 6,328 6,013 3,238 18,596 -2% Grenoble 2,010 5,770 5,544 3,206 16,530 change from 2000-2001 Valence 876 558 392 32 1,858 Vienne 131 77 208 to 2005-2006 Valence (G 1, 2 et 3) Grenoble 3 2,769 2,779 710 6,258 +60% and over Grenoble 2,318 2,670 710 5,698 Valence 451 109 560 +30 to + 59.9% Lyon 1 3,541 9,922 7,575 7,808 292 29,138 +10 to +29.9% Bourg-en-Bresse 362 48 410 0 to +9.9% Lyon 3,179 9,922 7,527 7,808 292 28,728 Lyon 2 390 11,612 11,970 4,204 28,176 -10 to -0.1% Lyon 390 11,612 11,970 4,204 28,176 0 50 km -30% to -10.1% Lyon 3 704 8,655 8,571 4,041 21,971 under -30% Bourg-en-Bresse 455 179 634 Lyon 704 8,200 8,392 4,041 21,337 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Saint-Etienne 2,049 5,490 4,288 1,786 390 14,003 relocation of university programmes Roanne 486 148 216 850 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Saint-Etienne 1,563 5,342 4,072 1,786 390 13,153

154 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Rhône-Alps Rhône-Alps

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 01 - Ain Ambérieu-en-Bugey 123 123 13,380 Annemasse * 34 34 106,673 Ferney-Voltaire 34 34 7,083 Bellegarde-sur-Valserine 47 47 11,781 Belley 34 34 8,735 Bourg-en-Bresse 165 518 362 455 227 1,044 380 101 717 1,424 2,925 57,198 Hauteville-Lompnès 154 154 3,662 Lyon * 117 117 1,348,832 Misérieux 85 85 1,430 Trévoux 32 32 6,392 Oyonnax 167 167 32,007 Bellignat 110 110 3,488 Oyonnax 57 57 24,162 07 - Ardèche Annonay 318 184 502 25,618 Aubenas 262 129 391 25,517 Montélimar * 42 42 43,584 Le Teil 42 42 7,999 Privas 29 55 168 55 252 14,752 Tournon-sur-Rhône 125 125 17,843 26 - Drôme Anneyron 23 23 3,319 Châteauneuf-de-Galaure 42 42 1,276 Crest 41 41 11,561 Die 30 30 4,451 Montélimar * 281 183 464 43,584 Montélimar 281 183 464 31,344 Pierrelatte 56 56 11,943 Romans-sur-Isère 379 379 52,715 Bourg-de-Péage 55 55 9,752 Romans-sur-Isère 324 324 32,667 Suze-la-Rousse 44 44 1,564 Valence 280 1,069 876 1,668 697 62 3,303 302 228 87 642 3,833 5,911 117,448 Bourg-lès-Valence 21 84 105 18,347 Valence 259 985 876 1,668 697 62 3,303 302 228 87 642 3,833 5,806 64,260

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 155 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 38 - Isère Bourgoin-Jallieu 149 208 357 33,087 Charvieu-Chavagneux 69 69 26,292 Pont-de-Chéruy 69 69 4,540 Crémieu 61 61 4,561 Grenoble 1,334 2,739 3,994 13,541 12,654 8,949 39,138 730 3,595 1,622 2,709 3,909 44,771 55,776 419,334 Corenc 87 28 115 3,856 Echirolles 62 446 508 32,806 Gières 53 53 53 53 6,127 Grenoble 1,117 2,010 1,858 564 1,675 2,175 6,272 909 1,622 2,709 2,527 8,664 17,166 153,317 La Tronche 333 1,911 698 1,777 4,386 756 4,386 5,475 6,433 Meylan 42 42 18,741 Montbonnot-Saint-Martin 130 130 3,827 Saint-Egrève 152 152 15,517 Saint-Ismier 63 63 5,935 Saint-Martin-d'Hères 45 2,136 11,013 10,281 4,997 28,427 730 2,686 31,668 31,888 35,777 Sassenage 68 68 9,735 Seyssinet-Pariset 116 116 13,074 La Côte-Saint-André 46 46 5,065 L'Isle-d'Abeau 80 183 183 183 263 12,034 Saint-Hilaire 8 8 1,248 Vienne 684 131 77 208 185 208 1,077 44,985 Villefontaine 206 206 31,514 Villette-d'Anthon 40 40 3,906 Vizille 76 76 18,405 Voiron 66 280 346 42,131 Moirans 60 60 7,495 Voiron 66 220 286 19,794 42 - Loire Feurs 40 40 7,669 Montbrison 43 156 199 19,935 Nandax 51 51 333 Perreux 21 21 2,075 Roanne 196 486 148 216 850 204 850 1,250 80,272 Saint-Chamond 150 242 392 82,535 Rive-de-Gier 73 73 14,383 Saint-Chamond 77 242 319 37,378 Saint-Etienne 729 1,714 1,563 5,342 4,072 1,786 12,763 390 621 758 826 670 2,362 13,979 20,833 291,960 Firminy 109 309 418 19,297 Saint-Etienne 729 1,557 1,563 5,342 4,072 1,786 12,763 390 621 758 826 670 2,053 13,979 20,367 180,210 Saint-Priest-en-Jarez 48 48 5,812 Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert 38 38 45,386 Andrézieux-Bouthéon 38 38 9,153

156 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Rhône-Alps number of students (2005-2006) Rhône-Alps universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 69 - Rhône Lyon * 4,188 8,464 4,273 29,734 27,889 16,053 77,949 292 5,400 3,132 3,186 1,016 3,299 6,370 10,667 81,427 123,963 1,348,832 Bron 111 390 6,853 6,034 2,066 15,343 348 15,343 15,802 37,369 Caluire-et-Cuire 393 393 41,233 Charbonnières-les-Bains 36 36 4,377 Corbas 68 68 9,259 Dardilly 184 184 7,589 Décines-Charpieu 127 127 24,193 Ecully 56 1,145 516 2,704 210 4,631 18,011 Givors 79 79 18,437 La Mulatière 77 159 236 6,733 Limonest 239 501 740 2,733 Lyon 1er 686 1,214 536 604 3,040 26,868 Lyon 2e 296 1,627 530 3,299 702 6,454 27,977 Lyon 3e 611 438 1,351 2,400 82,568 Lyon 4e 2,258 247 2,258 2,505 33,797 Lyon 5e 872 s 441r 2,046 46,985 Lyon 6e 1,385 s r 1,966 48,167 Lyon 7e 393 9,222 10,117 4,400 23,739 1,016 142 978 23,739 26,268 61,743 Lyon 8e 670 657 704 8,372 6,149 6,418 21,643 732 21,643 23,702 70,317 Lyon 9e 202 1,332 2,550 1,648 5,732 47,030 Marcy-l'Etoile 472 472 3,091 Oullins 224 792 382 156 1,330 1,330 1,554 25,183 Rillieux-la-Pape 138 138 28,367 Saint-Cyr-au-Mont-d'Or 111 111 5,392 Saint-Genis-Laval 114 433 547 19,221 Saint-Priest 88 88 40,974 Vaulx-en-Velin 606 745 1,351 39,154 Vénissieux 231 231 56,061 Villeurbanne 227 3,179 4,495 5,207 3,013 15,894 292 4,255 1,039 928 427 17,114 23,062 124,215 Saint-Laurent-de-Chamousset 24 24 1,703 Tarare 36 36 15,435 Villefranche-sur-Saône 190 180 370 59,261 73 - Savoie Aix-les-Bains 84 5 89 40,278 Albertville 141 141 31,162 Chambéry 191 747 2,536 1,966 481 4,983 394 375 573 5,377 7,263 113,457 Chambéry 191 535 140 14 154 394 375 490 548 2,139 55,786 Jacob-Bellecombette 2,396 1,952 481 4,829 4,829 4,829 3,584 La Motte-Servolex 64 64 10,912 La Ravoire 148 83 231 6,555 Le Bourget-du-Lac 63 480 1,158 1,002 375 3,015 300 20 3,315 3,398 3,945 Moûtiers 59 59 5,095 Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne 36 36 9,846 Ugine 82 82 8,502 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 157 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private écoles STS and number of students per cycle other progr. other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 74 - Haute-Savoie Annecy 558 1,219 1,586 352 951 213 3,102 436 62 693 3,600 6,070 136,815 Annecy 500 547 44 57 101 436 62 667 599 2,313 50,348 Annecy-le-Vieux 1,586 352 907 156 3,001 3,001 3,001 18,885 Argonay 58 230 288 1,886 Cran-Gevrier 115 115 16,464 Poisy 193 193 5,487 Seynod 134 26 160 16,365 Annemasse * 257 282 539 106,673 Annemasse 164 273 437 27,253 Saint-Julien-en-Genevois 57 57 9,140 Ville-la-Grand 36 9 45 6,989 Cluses 199 239 239 438 56,906 Bonneville 59 239 239 298 10,463 Cluses 140 140 17,711 Collonges-sous-Salève 78 78 4,900 La Roche-sur-Foron 114 114 10,900 Sallanches 124 124 40,949 Passy 78 78 10,104 Sallanches 46 46 14,383 Thônes 43 43 7,116 Thonon-les-Bains 379 190 569 58,834 Evian-les-Bains 59 59 7,273 Thonon-les-Bains 320 190 510 28,927

Rhône-Alps 7,511 22,649 13,934 54,934 49,751 27,919 146,538 2,148 9,918 3,890 6,992 1,016 3,299 10,312 22,215 159,261 236,488 5,645,407

Grenoble académie 2,429 10,642 7,250 19,255 17,347 10,080 53,932 1,466 3,897 2,600 3,171 7,533 61,581 85,670 2,822,744 Lyon académie 5,082 12,007 6,684 35,679 32,404 17,839 92,606 682 6,021 3,890 4,392 1,016 3,299 7,141 14,682 97,680 150,818 2,822,663

158 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Rhône-Alps Ile-de-France

higher education

599,281 students in 2005-2006, studying at 24 higher education sites, o/w 7 university sites. Of the total, 82.5% are in the public sector and 62.9% at university. population change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 10,952,011 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Ile-de-France 558,985 599,281 + 7.2% 18.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 25.9% 26.3% 912 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 professional total 2000 success rate generation education system general technological Ile-de-France 1,356,273 1,436,941 + 5.9% Ile-de-France 53,738 25,581 13,606 92,925 + 0.5% 75.3% 100.0% ND France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9% 19.1% 19.5% weight of region * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 159 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006) > Ile-de-France "grande couronne" area

Beaumont-sur-Oise Luzarches

Pontoise L'Isle-Adam Fosses Cergy St-Ouen-l'Aumône Montmorency Taverny Goussainville Congis-sur-Thérouanne Conflans St-Brice Porcheville Vauréal Neuville- Margency sur-Oise Longperrier Mantes-la-Jolie Les Mureaux Jouy-le-M. Franconville Gonesse Meaux Mantes-la-Ville Verneuil-sur-Seine Ermont Enghien Mitry-Mory Garges Magnanville Sartrouville Deuil-la- Barre Sarcelles Aubergenville Poissy Villiers-St-Fréderic Maisons-Laffitte Argenteuil categories Superior Technician Sections Chelles STS and affiliated programmes St-Germain-en-Laye Lagny-sur-Marne

CPGE Preparatory class La Celle- Champs-sur-Marne for Grandes Écoles St-Cloud Coulommiers Le Chesnay Serris University Institutes IUT Plaisir St-Cyr-l'Ecole Noisiel Torcy of Technology La-Queue-les-Yvelines Versailles Lognes Bussy-St-Georges Roissy-en-Brie Main sites of universities Guyancourt and affiliated institutions Vélizy Pontault-Combault Maurepas Montigny-le- Main sites of INPs or UTs Bretonneux Jouy-en- Trappes Massy Secondary university sites Josas Athis- Palaiseau Mons IUFM University Institute Gif-sur-Yvette Brunoy Brie-Comte-Robert for teacher training Longjumeau Montgeron Bures- Savigny-sur-Orge Engineering programmes sur-Yvette Orsay (all ministries combined) Les Ulis Evry Etiolles Combs-la-Ville Rambouillet Private faculties Ste-Geneviève-des-Bois Lieusaint Business schools Moissy-Cramayel St-Michel-sur-Orge Courcouronnes Bondoufle Corbeil- administrative attachment Essonnes Savigny-le-Temple Arpajon Brétigny- Provins Paris 8 sur-Orge Melun Paris 11 Paris 12 Dourdan P2 Vaux-le-Pénil Cergy-Pontoise Dammarie- Le Mée-sur-Seine Evry-Val d'Essonne les-Lys Marne-la-Vallée Versailles-St-Quentin Fontainebleau Paris universities Etampes (downtown) Champagne- sur-Seine Montereau-Fault-Yonne 0 10 Km Nemours Avon

160 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France Ile-de-France main higher education branches of study (2005-2006) > Ile-de-France "petite couronne" area

Tremblay-en-France

Villetaneuse Villepinte Epinay-sur-Seine Aulnay- sous-Bois St-Denis Villeneuve-la-Garenne Dugny Vaujours La Courneuve Gennevilliers categories Drancy Colombes Stains Livry- Superior Technician Sec Bondy STS Asnières Gargan and affiliated programm Bois-Colombes St-Ouen Bobigny Clichy-sous-Bois Preparatory class P3 INALCO Aubervilliers CPGE for Grandes Écoles Courbevoie Levallois Le Raincy INALCO University Institutes Noisy-le-Sec IUT Clichy Villemomble of Technology Nanterre Gagny Puteaux P4 Rosny-sous-Bois Main sites of universities Montreuil Rueil-Malmaison Neuilly and affiliated institutions Suresnes Main sites of INPs or UTs Garches Secondary university sites Vincennes Fontenay-sous-Bois Noisy-le-Grand IUFM University Institute St-Mandé for teacher training St-Cloud P1 Le Perreux Vaucresson P5 Engineering programmes Nogent-sur-Marne Boulogne Vanves Iv ry -s u r- (all ministries combined) Issy Montrouge Seine Champigny- Private faculties Sèvres Le Kremlin-Bicêtre Joinville-le-Pont sur-Marne Malakoff Ville-d'Avray P5 P5 Maisons- Business schools Alfort Alfortville Chennevières Clamart Bagneux Vitry-sur-Seine St-Maur- -sur-Marne administrative attachment des-Fossés Villejuif Cachan Paris 8 Bonneuil-sur-Marne Créteil Paris 10 P1 L'Hay-les-Roses Sceaux Paris 11 Thiais Châtenay- Antony Fresnes Paris 12 Malabry Villeneuve-le-Roi Limeil-Brévannes Paris 13 Orly Evry-Val d'Essonne Villeneuve-saint-Georges Marne-la-Vallée Versailles-St-Quentin Paris universities (downtown)

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regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 161 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006) > Paris (downtown)

categories Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes 18ème CPGE Preparatory class 17ème for Grandes Écoles 19ème University Institutes IUT of Technology

9ème 10ème Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs 8ème 20ème 2ème Secondary university sites 3ème 16ème 1er IUFM University Institute 11ème for teacher training 4ème Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Private faculties 7ème Business schools

6ème 12ème 15ème administrative attachment 5ème Paris 1 14ème 13ème Paris 2 Paris 3 Paris 4 Paris 5 Paris 6 Paris 7 Paris-Dauphine IPG Observatoire IEP INALCO

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162 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France Ile-de-France

number of students in higher education system (2005-2006) > Ile-de-France (excluding Paris)

Pontoise Cergy

Villetaneuse

St-Denis Nanterre Bobigny Champs-sur-Marne

Versailles

Sceaux Guyancourt Créteil

Orsay Evry number of students enrolled in higher education system in communes Melun weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

50,000 programmes 20,000 universities excluding and university 5,000 affiliated engineering other 1,000 CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 300 Ile-de-France 4.0% 7.2% 62.9% 4.1% 2.8% 18.9% 0 10 Km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 163 number of students in higher education system (2005-2006) > Paris (downtown)

18e 19e

17e 9e 10e

20e 8e 2e 1er 16e 3e 7e 11e 4e 6e

5e

15e 12e

13e 14e

number of students enrolled in higher education system

50,000

20,000 In bold type: university site 5,000 1,000 0 5 km less than 300

164 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France Ile-de-France universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006

university sites number of students per cycle engineering in communes IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total university Cergy-Pontoise 1,174 5,214 4,142 1,215 11,745 sites number of students per cycle engineering in communes IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total Argenteuil 62 23 85 university sites number of students per cycle engineering Cergy 383 3,610 2,879 834 7,706 Paris 2 5,395 7,038 3,887 16,320 in communes IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total Neuville-sur-Oise 407 213 18 638 Melun 919 170 1,089 Pontoise 1,604 996 363 2,963 Paris 5e 1,226 2,683 3,909 Paris 8 363 8,690 10,331 4,375 23,759 Sarcelles 322 31 353 Paris 6e 4,464 5,584 1,128 11,176 Champs-sur-Marne 85 246 331 Paris 7e 12 58 76 146 Montreuil 157 65 6 228 Evry Val-d'Essonne 1,346 3,858 3,595 1,354 10,153 Saint-Denis 8,690 10,139 4,123 22,952 Athis-Mons 144 19 163 Paris 3 7,201 6,864 3,282 17,347 Tremblay-en-France 206 42 248 Brétigny-sur-Orge 359 72 431 Asnières-sur-Seine 103 167 85 355 Paris 10 712 13,765 10,526 5,230 24 30,257 Evry 843 3,858 3,504 1,354 9,559 Paris 5e 5,938 5,266 2,287 13,491 Nanterre 13,736 10,160 5,168 29,064 Paris 6e 1,160 1,085 411 2,656 IEP Paris 3,247 1,370 875 5,492 Saint-Cloud 172 28 200 Paris 7e 177 220 397 Paris 7e 3,247 1,370 875 5,492 Ville-d'Avray 540 29 338 62 24 993 Paris 16e 169 279 448 INALCO 6,718 1,758 418 8,894 Paris 11 3,100 7,390 8,053 7,229 576 26,348 Paris 4 9,742 7,588 5,808 23,138 Asnières-sur-Seine 1,145 143 1,288 Cachan 753 17 259 1,029 Neuilly-sur-Seine 333 399 732 Clichy 2,211 546 2,757 Châtenay-Malabry 1,048 699 1,310 3,057 Paris 5e 6,911 5,554 4,599 17,064 Paris 7e 202 118 38 358 Le Kremlin-Bicêtre 217 1,169 2,192 3,578 Paris 6e 672 697 620 1,989 Paris 13e 380 380 Orsay 1,037 3,823 3,834 2,671 576 11,941 Paris 17e 2,159 1,004 190 3,353 Paris 16e 2,566 884 3,450 Sceaux 1,310 2,285 2,092 1,056 6,743 Paris 19e 594 67 661 Paris 5 1,965 9,560 9,228 10,384 31,137 Paris 12 2,264 9,278 8,923 4,481 62 25,008 Boulogne-Billancourt 1,614 1,713 823 4,150 Inst Physique du Globe Paris 20 123 143 Créteil 695 9,059 8,304 4,420 62 22,540 Malakoff 1,287 1,508 823 3,618 Paris 5e 20 123 143 Fontainebleau 390 54 444 Montrouge 117 310 655 1,082 Marne-la-Vallée 1,141 3,685 3,885 1,941 366 11,018 Lieusaint 870 219 525 61 1,675 Paris 5e 826 1,797 952 3,575 Champs-sur-Marne 604 2,934 2,452 841 259 7,090 Vitry-sur-Seine 309 40 349 Paris 6e 5,178 3,154 7,073 15,405 Coulommiers 118 118 Paris 15e 463 453 58 974 Paris 13 3,267 7,652 5,667 3,357 253 20,196 Meaux 537 94 631 Paris 16e 1,965 75 293 2,333 Bobigny 523 1,928 1,279 1,670 5,400 Noisy-le-Grand 301 1,052 1,013 2,366 Saint-Denis 1,427 154 288 1,869 Paris 6 11,871 6,502 10,234 815 29,422 Serris 332 287 87 107 813 Villetaneuse 1,317 5,570 4,100 1,687 253 12,927 Paris 5e 8,290 5,161 5,621 815 19,887 Observatoire Paris 6 59 65 Paris 6e 3,559 1,325 4,214 9,098 Paris Dauphine 1,952 3,373 2,644 7,969 Paris 14e 6 59 65 Paris 13e 22 399 421 Paris 16e 1,952 3,373 2,644 7,969 Saint-Pol-de-Léon * 16 16 Paris 1 14,690 13,233 10,387 38,310 Versailles St-Quentin 1,173 6,117 4,618 2,685 172 14,765 Nogent-sur-Marne 75 183 258 Paris 7 100 10,123 7,759 7,765 22 25,769 Garches 949 376 678 2,003 Paris 5e 10,032 8,937 6,795 25,764 Paris 4e 508 460 220 1,188 Guyancourt 2,740 2,569 1,278 6,587 Paris 6e 810 1,120 1,092 3,022 Paris 5e 100 6,636 2,908 1,980 22 11,646 Mantes-la-Jolie 334 211 545 Paris 13e 2,751 1,801 1,487 6,039 Paris 6e 81 260 528 869 Rambouillet 348 69 417 Paris 15e 1,097 1,300 778 3,175 Paris 10e 2,898 2,399 3,973 9,270 Vélizy-Villacoublay 491 150 641 Sceaux 52 52 Paris 13e 1,732 1,064 2 ,96 Versailles 2,428 1,243 729 172 4,572 * site located outside the region

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 165 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

Pontoise Mantes-la-jolie CERGY PARIS

Neuville- Sarcelles Tremblay-en-France sur-Oise VILLETANEUSE Argenteuil Meaux Asnières NANTERRE St-DENIS Bobigny Neuilly Clichy Montreuil St-Cloud Boulogne Garches Montrouge Nogent CHAMPS-sur-MARNE Serris Le Chesnay Malakoff Kremlin-B. Noisy- VERSAILLES V-d'Avray le-Grand Cachan Vitry Coulommiers Vélizy CRETEIL Chatenay Sceaux Guyancourt change from 2000-2001 ORSAY to 2005-2006 Athis-Mons

+60% and over Rambouillet EVRY Lieusaint +30 to + 59.9% number of students enrolled in +10 to +29.9% Brétigny-sur-Orge universities and affiliated institutions 0 to +9.9% (including IUT and engineering Melun programmes) in communes -10 to -0.1%

-30% to -10.1%

under -30% 50,000 insignificant (creation of site Fontainebleau or data not consistent over period) 20,000

France : + 2.6% 5,000 1,000 0 10 km less than 400

166 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France number of students (2005-2006) Ile-de-France universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 75 - Paris Paris * 13,905 17,343 2,065 73,103 59,758 52,846 187,772 837 1,011 7,387 4,991 960 3,804 18,750 50,187 193,600 306,947 9,644,507 Paris 1err 67 s 3,212 16,888 Paris 2e 155 71 226 19,585 Paris 3e 376 942 5 297 1,315 74 3,009 34,248 Paris 4e 554 r 508 460 220 1,188 s 1,188 2,156 30,675 Paris 5e 2,168 23 100 38,633 30,869 25,040 94,642 837 3,772 960 2,591 95,479 104,993 58,849 Paris 6e 2,858 490 15,924 13,225 15,066 44,215 910 3,409 897 9,357 44,215 62,136 44,919 Paris 7e 144 634 3,461 1,723 1,209 6,393 1,147 899 1,427 6,393 10,644 56,985 Paris 8e 1,189 615 344 1,558 3,706 39,314 Paris 9e 1,052 562 204 1,704 3,522 55,838 Paris 10e 592 2,898 2,399 3,973 9,270 1,680 4,321 9,270 15,863 89,612 Paris 11e 133 655 3,569 1,552 5,909 149,102 Paris 12e 518 908 1,126 3,354 5,906 136,591 Paris 13e 738 2,690 2,773 3,533 3,330 9,636 1,006 682 3,266 9,636 18,018 171,533 Paris 14e 266 516 6 59 65 395 2,266 65 3,508 132,844 Paris 15e 612 3,271 1,560 1,753 836 4,149 579 724 2,767 4,149 12,102 225,362 Paris 16e 2,224 532 1,965 4,593 4,719 2,923 14,200 4,991 2,388 917 19,191 25,252 161,773 Paris 17e 818 r 2,159 1,004 190 3,353 3,265 s 3,353 11,744 160,860 Paris 18e 426 1,347 1,773 184,586 Paris 19e 81 1,123 594 67 661 2,272 7,409 661 11,546 172,730 Paris 20e 174 549 999 1,722 182,952 77 - Seine-et-Marne Brie-Comte-Robert 181 181 13,397 Champagne-sur-Seine 111 165 276 24,363 Congis-sur-Thérouanne 88 88 1,516 Coulommiers 77 118 118 153 118 348 23,922 Dammartin-en-Goële 33 33 9,876 Longperrier 33 33 2,071 Fontainebleau 207 303 390 54 444 208 1,042 362 444 2,566 36,713 Avon 204 208 160 572 14,030 Fontainebleau 207 99 390 54 444 882 362 444 1,994 15,942 Lieusaint 870 219 525 61 1,675 1,675 1,675 6,365 Meaux 142 430 537 94 631 192 631 1,395 67,956 Moissy-Cramayel 44 44 14,298 Montereau-Fault-Yonne 136 290 426 25,580 Cannes-Ecluse 138 138 2,200 Montereau-Fault-Yonne 136 152 288 17,625 Nemours 33 33 18,713 Paris * 254 1,902 604 3,853 2,707 1,087 8,251 259 566 883 2,435 9,393 14,550 9,644,507 Bussy-Saint-Georges 38 38 9,194 Champs-sur-Marne 88 604 2,934 2,537 1,087 7,162 259 566 810 7,421 8,885 24,553 Chelles 249 249 45,399 Combs-la-Ville 41 41 20,953 Dammarie-les-Lys 40 40 20,659 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 167 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 77 - Seine-et-Marne (suite) Emerainville 547 547 7,027 Lagny-sur-Marne 100 100 19,368 Le Mée-sur-Seine 44 44 21,217 Lognes 24 24 14,215 Melun 254 606 919 170 1,089 883 496 1,972 3,328 35,695 Mitry-Mory 48 48 16,869 Noisiel 218 328 546 15,502 Pontault-Combault 56 56 32,886 Roissy-en-Brie 132 132 19,693 Savigny-le-Temple 51 51 22,339 Torcy 126 254 380 21,595 Vaux-le-Pénil 41 41 10,688 Provins 122 135 257 12,814 Serris 332 287 87 706 107 813 813 2,320 78 - Yvelines Aubergenville 45 45 13,874 La Queue-les-Yvelines 109 109 4,292 Paris * 3,045 3,220 825 5,168 4,173 2,007 12,173 172 2,487 2,668 3,703 14,832 27,468 9,644,507 Buc 509 509 5,764 Conflans-Sainte-Honorine 48 48 33,327 Guyancourt 304 2,740 2,569 1,278 6,587 6,587 6,891 25,079 Jouy-en-Josas 108 2,668 2,776 7,946 La Celle-Saint-Cloud 51 51 21,527 La Verrière 214 214 6,053 Le Chesnay 96 96 28,530 Les Mureaux 70 107 177 31,739 Magnanville 19 19 5,624 Maisons-Laffitte 17 17 21,856 Mantes-la-Jolie 138 235 334 211 545 169 545 1,087 43,672 Mantes-la-Ville 22 22 19,231 Maurepas 51 51 19,586 Montigny-le-Bretonneux 123 123 35,216 Plaisir 55 55 31,045 Poissy r r 262 35,841 Porcheville 19 19 2,502 Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole 243 29 272 14,566 Saint-Germain-en-Laye 310 574 1,019 344 1,019 2,247 38,423 Sartrouville 183 183 50,219 Trappes r s 643 28,812 Vélizy-Villacoublay 491 150 641 641 641 20,342 Verneuil-sur-Seine 88 88 14,538 Versailles 2,258 929 2,428 1,243 729 4,400 172 1,468 1,718 6,040 10,945 85,726 Villiers-Saint-Fréderic 32 32 2,386 Rambouillet 119 348 69 417 175 417 711 24,758 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

168 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France number of students (2005-2006) Ile-de-France universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 91 - Essonne Dourdan 98 98 9,555 Etampes 113 168 281 26,604 Paris * 682 3,441 2,383 7,681 7,429 4,025 21,518 576 348 3,584 1,223 1,608 23,317 32,980 9,644,507 Arpajon 158 158 9,053 Athis-Mons 294 144 19 163 163 457 29,427 Bondoufle 56 56 9,129 Brétigny-sur-Orge 140 359 72 431 431 571 21,650 Brunoy 273 273 23,617 Bures-sur-Yvette 193 96 289 9,679 Corbeil-Essonnes 435 311 746 39,378 Courcouronnes 60 60 13,954 Epinay-sur-Orge 205 205 9,399 Etiolles 1,223 1,223 1,223 2,548 Evry 36 316 843 3,858 3,504 1,354 9,559 348 711 692 9,559 11,662 49,437 Gif-sur-Yvette 50 1,005 72 1,127 21,364 Les Ulis 67 67 25,785 Longjumeau 114 214 328 19,957 Massy 178 676 197 5 1,056 37,712 Montgeron 165 165 21,905 Orsay 245 1,037 3,823 3,834 2,671 11,365 576 236 11,941 12,422 16,236 Palaiseau 1,435 1,435 28,965 Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois 110 110 32,125 Saint-Michel-sur-Orge 47 47 20,375 Savigny-sur-Orge 223 287 510 36,258 Villebon-sur-Yvette 13 13 9,373 92 - Hauts-de-Seine Paris * 2,709 3,401 2,022 24,524 18,413 11,111 56,070 24 1,385 3,612 2,150 3,475 5,207 58,244 78,033 9,644,507 Antony 232 50 2,150 2,150 2,432 59,855 Asnières-sur-Seine 1,248 310 85 1,643 1,643 1,643 75,837 Bagneux r 434 r 590 37,252 Bois-Colombes 59 59 23,885 Boulogne-Billancourt 248 1,614 1,713 823 4,150 487 4,150 4,885 106,367 Châtenay-Malabry 303 1,048 699 1,310 3,057 1,385 104 3,057 4,849 30,621 Clamart 14 289 303 48,572 Clichy 69 506 2,211 546 2,757 126 2,757 3,458 50,179 Colombes 153 157 310 76,757 Courbevoie 290 338 3,073 290 3,991 69,694 Garches 949 376 678 2,003 180 2,003 2,183 18,036 Gennevilliers 91 91 42,513 Issy-les-Moulineaux 17 358 375 52,647 Levallois-Perret 177 1,190 983 2,350 54,700 Malakoff 1,287 1,508 823 3,618 379 3,618 3,997 29,402 Montrouge 52 117 310 655 1,082 743 1,082 1,877 37,733 Nanterre r 13,736 10,160 5,168 29,064 266 s 29,064 29,878 84,281 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 169 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 92 - Hauts-de-Seine (suite) Neuilly-sur-Seine 668 333 399 732 136 732 1,536 59,848 Puteaux 190 190 40,780 Rueil-Malmaison 216 157 611 371 1,355 73,469 Saint-Cloud 119 63 172 28 200 200 382 28,157 Sceaux 997 1,310 2,285 2,092 1,108 6,795 1,039 7 6,795 8,838 19,494 Sèvres 91 355 446 22,534 Suresnes 222 359 581 39,706 Vanves 317 317 25,414 Vaucresson 40 40 8,141 Ville-d'Avray 540 29 338 62 969 24 993 993 11,415 Villeneuve-la-Garenne 84 84 22,349 93 - Seine-Saint-Denis Paris * 873 4,043 3,630 16,643 16,965 8,499 45,737 253 446 711 1,622 204 3,324 47,612 57,213 9,644,507 Aubervilliers 99 317 831 1,247 63,136 Aulnay-sous-Bois 780 161 941 80,021 Bagnolet s s 32,511 Bobigny 32 147 523 1,928 1,279 1,670 5,400 223 5,400 5,802 44,079 Bondy 146 252 398 46,826 Clichy-sous-Bois 43 43 28,288 Drancy 221 221 62,263 Dugny r r 8,641 Epinay-sur-Seine 147 147 46,409 Gagny 134 134 36,715 La Courneuve 145 145 35,310 Le Raincy 409 101 510 12,961 Livry-Gargan 102 104 1,141 1,141 1,347 37,288 Montreuil 56 535 157 65 6 228 228 819 90,674 Neuilly-sur-Marne 1,082 1,082 32,754 Noisy-le-Grand r 301 1,052 1,013 2,366 711 204 s 2,366 3,733 58,217 Noisy-le-Sec 76 76 37,312 Rosny-sous-Bois 60 60 39,105 Saint-Denis 107 490 1,427 8,844 10,427 4,123 24,821 481 426 25,302 26,325 85,832 Saint-Ouen 68 62 446 3 579 39,722 Stains 58 58 32,839 Tremblay-en-France 60 206 42 248 248 308 33,885 Vaujours 38 38 5,570 Villemomble 123 123 26,995 Villepinte 63 63 33,782 Villetaneuse 1,317 5,570 4,100 1,687 12,674 253 12,927 12,927 11,376 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

170 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France Ile-de-France

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 94 - Val-de-Marne Paris * 1,348 4,953 1,757 9,293 9,847 6,795 27,692 62 2,357 2,308 960 7,269 30,062 46,949 9,644,507 Alfortville 219 219 36,232 Bonneuil-sur-Marne 1,694 1,694 1,694 15,889 Cachan 159 751 753 17 259 1,029 225 960 1,029 3,124 24,838 Champigny-sur-Marne 57 203 260 74,237 Chennevières-sur-Marne 154 154 17,837 Créteil 482 695 9,059 8,304 4,420 22,478 62 614 500 23,154 24,136 82,154 Fontenay-sous-Bois 44 101 145 50,921 Fresnes 41 41 25,213 Ivry-sur-Seine 50 346 396 50,972 Joinville-le-Pont 146 146 17,117 La Queue-en-Brie 186 186 10,852 Le Kremlin-Bicêtre 109 217 1,169 2,192 3,578 3,730 3,578 7,417 23,724 Le Perreux-sur-Marne 294 294 30,080 L'Hay-les-Roses 961 961 29,660 Limeil-Brévannes 113 387 500 17,529 Maisons-Alfort 88 527 615 51,103 Nogent-sur-Marne 340 75 183 258 265 258 863 28,191 Orly 42 42 20,470 Saint-Mandé 48 48 19,697 Saint-Maur-des-Fossés 1,034 629 1,663 73,069 Saint-Maurice 488 488 12,748 Sucy-en-Brie 23 23 24,812 Thiais 245 245 28,232 Villejuif 1,166 650 1,816 47,384 Villeneuve-le-Roi 63 63 18,292 Villeneuve-Saint-Georges 40 152 192 28,361 Vincennes 54 492 15 561 43,595 Vitry-sur-Seine 303 309 40 349 5 349 657 78,908 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 171 number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 95 - Val-d'Oise Beaumont-sur-oise 30 155 185 31,565 Fosses 50 50 19,348 Goussainville 41 41 31,109 Moisselles 210 210 962 Paris * 513 2,908 1,174 5,214 4,142 1,215 11,745 736 2,480 1,309 291 3,632 1,643 13,054 25,257 9,644,507 Argenteuil 20 680 62 23 85 180 85 965 93,961 Cergy 165 r 383 3,610 2,879 834 7,706 736 2,480 1,309 291 3,632 s 9,015 16,847 54,781 Deuil-la-Barre 95 95 20,160 Eaubonne 147 147 22,882 Enghien-les-Bains 150 127 277 10,368 Ermont 152 152 27,494 Franconville 141 141 33,497 Garges-lès-Gonesse r r 40,058 Gonesse 133 227 360 24,721 Jouy-le-Moutier 36 36 17,804 L'Isle-Adam 113 113 11,163 Margency 104 104 2,587 Montmorency 122 122 20,599 Neuville-sur-Oise 407 213 18 638 638 638 1,433 Pontoise 60 170 1,604 996 363 2,963 661 2,963 3,854 27,494 Saint-Brice-sous-Forêt s s 12,540 Saint-Ouen-l'Aumône 69 192 261 19,660 Sarcelles 49 r 322 31 353 r 353 777 57,871 Taverny 162 162 25,909 Vauréal 160 160 16,206 Viarmes 19 19 15,358 Luzarches 19 19 3,899

Ile-de-France 23,789 43,447 16,605 146,148 124,463 87,733 374,949 2,290 3,926 20,905 16,973 1,920 4,095 29,771 77,216 394,212 599,281 10,952,011

Créteil académie 2,935 12,510 7,788 30,458 30,479 16,529 85,254 681 446 3,842 4,813 960 1,246 14,160 90,748 126,847 3,803,878 Paris académie 13,905 17,343 2,065 73,103 59,758 52,846 187,772 837 1,011 7,387 4,991 960 3,804 18,750 50,187 193,600 306,947 2,125,246 Versailles académie 6,949 13,594 6,752 42,587 34,226 18,358 101,923 772 2,469 9,676 7,169 291 9,775 12,869 109,864 165,487 5,022,887 s : statistics secret / r : reserved

172 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Ile-de-France Antilles-French Guiana

higher education

Guadeloupe 8,379 students in 2005-2006, studying at 3 higher education sites, o/w 2 university sites. Of the total, 92.1% are in the public sector and 62.9% at university. French Guiana 2,463 students in 2005-2006, studying at 2 higher education sites, o/w 2 university sites. Of the total, 87.5% are in the public sector and 61.6% at university. Martinique 8,599 students in 2005-2006, studying at 7 higher education sites, o/w 1 university site. Of the total, 89.9% are in the public sector and 60.2% at university.

change in number of students

2000 2005 population Guadeloupe 7,524 8,379 + 11.4% population without duplicate entries French Guiana 1,532 2,463 + 60.8%

Martinique 8,036 8,599 + 7.0% 961,136 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% 1.6% population of France* *excluding Overseas Territories 11 inhabitants per km baccalauréat holders - 2005 session * excluding Overseas Territories percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat change and weight of 17-25 age group since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher general technological professional total 2000 success rate generation education system 2000 2005 Guadeloupe 1,962 1,169 1,019 4,150 + 0.7% 71.1% 59.9% 57.4% Guadeloupe 52,688 58,941 + 11.9% French Guiana 474 300 291 1,065 + 24.1% 65.4% 32.0% 41.4%French Guiana 22,321 28,232 + 26.5% + 9.9% 57.0%Martinique 44,360 51,650 + 16.4% Martinique 1,767 1,177 788 3,720 68.1% 59.8% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 173 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

Guadeloupe Martinique

Le Lorrain Caribbean sea Ste-Marie Morne à l’Eau Atlantic Ocean

Le Lamentin Pointe-à-Pitre Fort-de-France Ducos Rivière-salée Basse-Terre

Atlantic Ocean Caribbean sea 0 20 km 0 20 km

categories French Guiana Superior Technician Sections STS and affiliated programmes Atlantic Ocean CPGE Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles Kourou University Institutes IUT of Technology Cayenne Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites IUFM University Institute Suriname for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) Brazil Private faculties Business schools

0 100 200 km administrative attachment université Antilles-Guyane

174 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Antilles-French Guiana Antilles-French Guiana number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Guadeloupe Martinique

Carribean Sea Atlantic Ocean Le Lorrain

Morne-à-l'Eau Ste-Marie Le Lamentin Fort-de- France Ducos Pointe-à-Pitre Rivière Salée Le Marin Basse- Terre Atlantic Ocean Carribean Sea 0 20 km 0 20 km

French Guyana Atlantic Ocean

weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006) Kourou Cayenne programmes 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes 5,000 Guadeloupe 3.9% 20.1% 62.9% 0.0% 5.9% 7.3% 1,000 French Guiana 0.0% 10.0% 61.6% 0.0% 15.8% 12.5% En gras : site universitaire less than 300 Martinique 3.5% 21.0% 60.2% 0.0% 6.2% 9.1% 0 100 200 km In bold type: university site France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 175 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Guadeloupe Martinique

Caribbean Sea Atlantic Ocean

Fort-de- France 50,000 Pointe-à-Pitre - 2.7% + 0.7% 20,000 Basse- Terre 5,000 0 20 km 0 20 km 1,000 less than 400 French Guiana

change from 2000-2001 Kourou to 2005-2006 Cayenne + 85.2% +60% and over

+30 to + 59.9%

+10 to +29.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 0 to +9.9% university -10 to -0.1% 0 100 200 km sites number of students per cycle engineering in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total -30% to -10.1% Antilles-French Guiana 242 7,498 3,307 915 11,962 under -30% relocation of university and IUT programmes Basse-Terre 114 208 17 339 insignificant (creation of site relocation of university programmes Cayenne 935 489 24 1,448 or data not consistent over period) Fort-de-France 58 3,041 1,778 300 5,177 relocation of IUT programmes Kourou 70 70 France : + 2.6% multi-site university Pointe-à-Pitre-Les-Abymes 3,314 1,023 591 4,928

176 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Antilles-French Guiana Antilles-French Guiana

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 971 - Guadeloupe Basse-Terre 38 323 114 208 17 339 339 700 44,864 Basse-Terre 38 323 361 12,410 Saint-Claude 114 208 17 339 339 339 10,237 Morne-à-l'Eau 172 172 17,154 Pointe-à-Pitre-Les-Abymes 289 1,189 3,314 1,023 591 4,928 492 609 5,420 7,507 171,773 Baie-Mahault 48 357 405 23,389 Le Gosier 80 80 25,360 Les Abymes 202 595 189 986 63,054 Petit-Bourg 119 22 141 20,528 Pointe-à-Pitre 39 38 3,314 1,023 591 4,928 492 398 5,420 5,895 20,948 973 - Guyane Cayenne 213 935 489 24 1,448 390 309 1,838 2,360 66,149 Cayenne 177 935 489 24 1,448 390 309 1,838 2,324 50,594 Remire-Montjoly 36 36 15,555 Kourou 33 70 70 70 103 19,107 972 - Martinique Ducos 58 58 23,443 Fort-de-France 300 1,389 58 3,041 1,778 300 5,177 537 91 631 5,714 8,125 134,727 Fort-de-France 300 1,342 392 8 84 484 537 91 631 1,021 3,385 94,049 Schoelcher 47 58 2,649 1,770 216 4,693 4,693 4,740 20,845 Le Lamentin 175 18 193 35,460 Le Lorrain 29 29 8,234 Le Marin 22 22 7,267 Rivière-Salée 31 31 12,276 Sainte-Marie 121 20 141 32,988 La Trinité 121 20 141 12,890

Antilles-FrenchFrench GuianaGuiana 627 3,733 242 7,498 3,307 915 11,962 1,419 91 1,609 13,381 19,441 961,136

Guadeloupe 327 1,684 114 3,522 1,040 591 5,267 492 609 5,759 8,379 422,496 FrenchFrench GuianaGuiana 246 70 935 489 24 1,518 390 309 1,908 2,463 157,213 Martinique 300 1,803 58 3,041 1,778 300 5,177 537 91 691 5,714 8,599 381,427

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 177 178 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Antilles-French Guiana Reunion Island

higher education

16,975 students in 2005-2006, studying at 12 higher education sites, o/w 2 university sites. Of the total, 95.3% are in the public sector and 64.2% at university. population

change in number of students population without duplicate entries

2000 2005 706,300 inhabitants in 1999, i.e. Reunion Island 15,206 16,975 + 11.6% 1.2% population of France* France* 2,160,253 2,274,987 + 5.3% weight of region 0.7% 0.7% 281 inhabitants per km *excluding Overseas Territories * excluding Overseas Territories

baccalauréat holders - 2005 session change and weight of 17-25 age group percentage of enrolment rate of baccalauréat distribution change baccalauréat baccalauréat since baccalauréat holders in one holders in higher 2000 2005 2000 generation education system general technological professional total success rate Reunion Island 104,774 119,432 + 14.0% Reunion Island +12.6% 3,669 2,132 1,233 7,034 77.7% 51.3% 66.5%France* 7,115,395 7,354,195 + 3.4% France* 272,512 140,828 93,268 506,608 - 1.9% 79.9% 62.1% 81.9%weight of region 1.5% 1.6% * excluding Overseas Territories *excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 179 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

categories Superior Technician Sections Indian Ocean STS and affiliated programmes

CPGE Preparatory class Saint-Denis for Grandes Écoles University Institutes Ste-Suzanne IUT of Technology St-André Main sites of universities Le Port and affiliated institutions Bras-Panon St-Paul St-Benoît Main sites of INPs or UTs Secondary university sites Les Trois-Bassins IUFM University Institute for teacher training Engineering programmes (all ministries combined) L'Etang-Salé Private faculties St-Louis Business schools

St-Joseph administrative attachment Saint-Pierre université La Réunion

0 20 km

180 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Reunion Island Reunion Island

number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

St-Denis

Ste-Suzanne Le Port St-André Bras-Panon St-Paul St-Benoît

Les-Trois-Bassins

L'Etang-Salé St-Louis

St-Pierre St-Joseph weight of higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

programmes 50,000 universities excluding and university 20,000 affiliated engineering other CPGE STS institutions programmes IUFM programmes In bold type: university site 5,000 Reunion Island 3.0% 17.5% 64.2% 0.0% 7.7% 7.6% 1,000 0 20 km France* 3.3% 10.5% 63.6% 3.9% 3.6% 15.1% less than 300 * excluding Overseas Territories

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 181 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

50,000 Saint-Denis 20,000 + 1.6% 5,000 1,000 less than 400

change from 2000-2001 to 2005-2006

+60% and over

+30 to + 59.9% Saint-Pierre +10 to +29.9%

0 to +9.9% -10 to -0.1% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 0 20 km -30% to -10.1% university under -30% sites number of students per cycle engineering in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total insignificant (creation of site relocation of university and IUT programmes or data not consistent over period) Reunion Island 329 6,747 3,118 697 10,891 relocation of university programmes Saint-Denis 5,047 2,836 691 8,574 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Saint-Pierre 329 1,700 282 6 2,317

182 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Reunion Island Reunion Island

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 974 - Réunion Bras-Panon 28 28 9,683 Le Port r s 247 60,316 La Possession r r 21,904 Le Port r s s 38,412 Les Trois-Bassins 44 44 6,598 L'Etang-Salé 81 81 18,927 Les Avirons 81 81 7,172 Saint-André 58 58 43,174 Saint-Benoît r r 686 31,560 Saint-Denis 451 971 5,047 2,836 691 8,574 1,307 148 366 9,881 11,817 158,139 Saint-Denis 451 863 5,047 2,836 691 8,574 1,307 148 366 9,881 11,709 131,557 Sainte-Marie 108 108 26,582 Sainte-Suzanne 69 69 18,144 Saint-Joseph 111 111 30,293 Saint-Louis 230 230 43,519 Saint-Paul 369 369 87,712 Saint-Pierre 54 641 329 1,700 282 6 2,317 223 2,317 3,235 129,238 Le Tampon 54 410 1,700 152 6 1,858 1,858 2,322 60,323 Saint-Pierre 231 329 130 459 223 459 913 68,915

Reunion Island 505 2,978 329 6,747 3,118 697 10,891 1,307 148 1,146 12,198 16,975 706,300 s : secret statistique / r : réserve

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higher education

6,902 students in 2005-2006, studying at 9 higher education sites, o/w 2 university sites. Of the total, 95.7% are in the public sector and 69.3% at university.

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 185 main higher education branches of study (2005-2006)

French Polynesia

Moorea Pirae 17˚30' Latitude South

Papeete Punaauia categories Superior Technician Sections STS Taiarapu and affiliated programmes CPGE Preparatory class 0 20 Km for Grandes Écoles University Institutes Tahiti IUT 149˚30' Longitude West of Gr. of Technology Main sites of universities and affiliated institutions New Caledonia Main sites of INPs or UTs 45˚ Longitude East of Gr. 164˚ 166˚ Longitude East of Gr. Secondary university sites 20˚ IUFM University Institute for teacher training Coral Sea Engineering programmes Mamoudzou (all ministries combined) Pamandzi Private faculties Sada 12˚55' Lat. South Business schools

22˚ Lat. South administrative attachment Dumbea université Polynésie française 0 150 Km Noumea Mayotte 0 10 Km université Nouvelle-Calédonie

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number of students enrolled in higher education system (2005-2006) number of students enrolled in higher education system in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Mayotte French Polynesia

Moorea Pirae Papeete Mamoudzou Pamandzi Punaauia Sada

0 10 Km 0 20Km

New Caledonia 50,000

20,000 5,000 1,000 Dumbea less than 300 0 150Km Noumea In bold type: university site

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 187 size of university sites and change between 2000-2001 and 2005-2006

number of students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 (including IUT and engineering programmes), in urban units (INSEE 1999).

Mayotte French Polynesia 50,000 Punaauia 20,000 + 36% 5,000 1,000 less than 400

0 10 Km 0 20Km change from 2000-2001 New Caledonia to 2005-2006

+60% and over

+30 to + 59.9% Noumea +10 to +29.9% + 48.4% 0 to +9.9% universities and affiliated institutions in 2005-2006 -10 to -0.1% 0 150Km university -30% to -10.1% sites number of students per cycle engineering in urban units IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd programmes total under -30% New Caledonia 2,009 332 43 2,384 relocation of university and IUT programmes insignificant (creation of site Noumea 2,009 332 43 2,384 or data not consistent over period) relocation of university programmes French Polynesia 1,982 383 35 2,400 France : + 2.6% relocation of IUT programmes Punaauia 1,982 383 35 2,400

188 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Overseas territories Overseas Territories

number of students (2005-2006)

universities and affiliated institutions engineering programmes total (excluding engineering programmes) private STS and number of students per cycle other progr. écoles other affiliated university MENESR and other normales private business schools university higher population units CPGE institutions IUT 0 and 1st 2nd 3rd Total progr. progr. ministries IUFM sup. faculties schools and progr. progr. education in 1999 985 - Mayotte Mamoudzou 63 63 45,485 Pamandzi 58 58 7,150 Sada 56 56 6,963 987 - Polynésie Française Papeete 40 48 265 178 265 531 Pirae 425 425 Punaauia 76 1,982 383 35 2,400 2,400 2,476 Taiarapu 31 31 988 - Nouvelle-Calédonie Dumbea 11 163 174 Noumea 91 440 2,009 332 43 2,384 173 2,557 3,088

Overseas Territories 142 1,360 3,991 715 78 4,784 438 178 5,222 6,902 159,905

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 189 190 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 > Overseas territories Appendices > sources > glossary > acronyms > abbreviations

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 191 sources

sources data fields

CPGE (Preparatory Classes for Grandes Écoles) DEPP: SCOLARITE information system Students enrolled in CPGEs at public and private institutions under the authority of the MENESR and other DEPP: survey no.17 ministries Ministry of Agriculture STS (Superior Technician Sections) DEPP: SCOLARITE information system Students in post-baccalauréat programmes affiliated with STS (BTS, refresher courses, DPECF, DECF, DMA, and affiliated programmes DEPP: survey no.18 DSAA, DNTS, complementary post-BTS programmes), in public and private institutions under the authority of the Ministry of Agriculture MENESR and other ministries IUT (University Institutes of Technology) DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions and registered in DUT, post-DUT and DNTS programmes Universities (excluding IUT DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions, including further training programmes leading to and engineering programmes) a degree, work-study programmes, university degrees, DAEU, long-distance education; not including students in engineering, DUT and affiliated programmes University engineering programmes DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in universities and affiliated institutions, and registered in classic engineering programmes, specialised engineering programmes and engineering programmes in partnership (e.g. NFI), including further training programmes leading to a degree, work-study programmes and long-distance education; not including universities of technology and National Polytechnic Institutes Engineering programmes under the authority DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in public engineering schools under the authority of the MENESR and registered in engineering of the MENESR DEPP: survey no.27 programmes, excluding further training programmes, with the exception of universities of technology and National Polytechnic Institutes Engineering programmes under the authority DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in public engineering schools under the authority of other ministries and private engineering of another ministry and private programmes DEPP: survey no.27 schools, and registered in engineering programmes (excl. further training programmes) IUFM (University Institute for Teacher Training) DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in IUFMs Écoles Normales Supérieures (ENS) DEPP: survey no.26 All programmes offered by these schools Private faculties DEPP: SISE information system Students enrolled in programmes leading to national degrees (DEUG, licence, maîtrise) and degrees issued DEPP: survey no.46 by private faculties Business schools DEPP: survey no.26 and SISE All programmes offered by these schools (main programmes, preparatory cycles, specialisations, master and MBA) Other schools and programmes DEPP: survey no.26 All other higher education branches of study DEPP: survey no.48 Ministry of Employment DEPP: SCOLARITE information system DEPP: survey no.18 DEPP: survey no.26 Population without duplicate entries INSEE: 1990 and 1999 population census Population without duplicate entries in census Population by age group INSEE: estimate of annual population by age group Age of population taken at 31 December

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definition

percentage of baccalauréat holders in one generation percentage of baccalauréat holders in a hypothetical generation of individuals, who, at each age, would have the same baccalauréat enrolment and success rates observed in the year being considered (by place of residence) rural commune commune not belonging to any urban unit cycle 0 university cycle comprising the diplomas that qualify non baccalauréat holders to enrol in university programmes: DAEU (diplôme d’accès aux études universitaires), aptitude for law, etc. university programmes Branches of study offered at IUFMs, universities and affiliated institutions, including non-engineering branches of INPs and UTs. population without duplicate entries Total population minus duplicate entries: > military servicemen and student interns in the commune and who do not have a personal residence in the commune; > homeless persons under the administrative authority of the commune, but counted on the census in another commune; > persons having declared their personal residence in the commune but living in another commune; > students having declared another personal residence in the commune but who were counted in another commune. This concept is used to calculate the population of a group of communes (regions, départements, cantons, etc.). higher education site urban unit or rural commune in which at least one student is enrolled in a higher education programme, regardless of the type of institution (university, lycée, école, private faculty, etc.) or the nature of the programme (university or other). university site urban unit or rural commune in which at least one student is enrolled in a university programme (including IUT and university or non-university engineering programmes). secondary site urban unit or rural commune in which at least one student is enrolled in a university programme (including IUT and university and non-university engineering programmes) outside of the main university site. main site urban unit or rural commune in which the main site of a university or affiliated institution is located. enrolment rate of baccalauréat holders percentage of baccalauréat holders enrolled in the higher education system in the year they obtained their baccalauréat out of in higher education system the total number of baccalauréat holders for the corresponding year (by académie). baccalauréat success rate percentage of pupils who obtained their baccalauréat out of the total number of candidates present. Candidates are counted as present for the exam if they have participated in at least one test. urban unit group of communes with at least 2,000 inhabitants in which no residence is separated from the next by more than 200 metres. multi-site university university whose status lists several main sites. There are 4 multi-site universities: Université des Antilles-Guyane, Université d’Artois, Université de Bretagne-Sud, Université du Littoral. universities and affiliated institutions a category comprising the 81 French universities, 2 CUFRs (Albi and Nîmes) and 5 grands établissements (IEP de Paris, INALCO, Institut de physique du globe, Paris Observatory, Paris-Dauphine). universities and affiliated establishments a category comprising the 81 French universities, 2 CUFRs (Albi and Nîmes), 5 grands établissements (IEP de Paris, INALCO, Institut de physique du globe, Paris Observatory, Paris-Dauphine), 3 National Polytechnic Institutes (Grenoble, Nancy and Toulouse) and 3 Universities of Technology (Compiègne, Troyes and Belfort-Montbéliard).

regional atlas > 2005-2006 > 193 acronyms

BTP Bâtiment et travaux publics (Buildings and public works) INP Institut national polytechnique (National polytechnic institute) BTS Brevet de technicien supérieur (Higher Technician Certificate) INSEE Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (French National institute CPGE Classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles (Preparatory class for Grandes Écoles) for statistics and economic studies) CUFR Centre universitaire de formation et recherche (University training and research centre) IUFM Institut universitaire de formation des maîtres (University Institute for Teacher Training) DAEU Diplôme d’accès aux études universitaires (diploma that qualifies to enrol at university) IUP Institut universitaire professionnalisé (University Institute for Professional Studies) DEA Diplôme d’études approfondies (Advanced Studies Degree) IUT Institut universitaire de technologie (University Institute of Technology) DECF Diplôme d’études comptables et financières (Degree in accounting and financial studies) LMD Licence, master, doctorate DEFA Diplôme d’études fondamentales en architecture (Degree in basic architectural studies) MENESR Ministère de l’Éducation nationale, de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche DEPP Direction de l’évaluation, de la prospective et de la performance du ministère (Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research) de l’Éducation nationale, de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche (Department MSG Maîtrise des sciences de gestion (Master’s degree in management sciences) of Evaluation, Forecasting and Performance, under the Ministry of National Education, MST Maîtrise des sciences et techniques (Master’s degree in science and technique) Higher Education and Research) PACA Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur DES Diplôme d’études spécialisées (Specialised Studies Degree) STS Section de techniciens supérieurs (Superior Technician Sections) DGES Direction générale de l’enseignement supérieur du ministère de l’Éducation nationale, UFR Unité de formation et de recherche (Training and research unit) de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche (Department of Higher Education, under UT Université de technologie (University of technology) the Ministry of National Education, Higher Education and Research) TOM Territoires d’Outre-mer (Overseas Territories) DESS Diplôme d’études supérieures spécialisées (Higher Specialised Studies Degree) DEUG Diplôme d’études universitaires générales (General University Studies Degree) DEUST Diplôme d’études universitaires scientifiques et techniques (Scientific and Technical University Degree) DMA Diplôme des métiers d’art (Degree in artistic studies) abbreviations DNAT Diplôme national des arts techniques (National degree in technical arts)

DNSAP Diplôme national supérieur d’arts plastiques (Higher national degree in plastic arts) adm. administrative DNTS Diplôme national de technologie spécialisée (National degree in specialised technology) archit. architecture DPECF Diplôme de préparation aux études comptables et financières (Preparatory degree aff. affiliated in accounting and financial studies) sch. school DRT Diplôme de recherche technologique (Degree in technological research) ed. education DSAA Diplôme supérieur en arts appliqués (Higher degree in applied arts) prog. programme eng. engineering DUT Diplôme universitaire de technologie (University degree in technology) min. ministry ENS École normale supérieure (a grande école) soc. social IEP Institut d’études politiques (Institute of political studies) hig. high INALCO Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales (National institute of oriental univ. university languages and civilisations) 194 > regional atlas > 2005-2006 Ministry publications prepared by the DEPP

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