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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY TO PREPARE YOUR STAY THIS WILL BE YOUR SURVIVAL GUIDE AS A FOREIGN STUDENT IN FRANCE The following information is to help you understand the practical and administrative side of the adventure you are about to begin. It should answer most of your questions concerning housing and integration in Grenoble-France. Please quote your program in all your correspondence with us. 2 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. WELCOME FROM THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES 6 About the International Student Services 7 School Administration 8 Student Support 9 2. BEFORE ARRIVING IN FRANCE 10 Visa 11 Documents you should bring with you 12 Practical advice and warnings 13 Hotel List 13 Notes for Asian students 15 3. GETTING TO GRENOBLE ECOLE DE MANAGEMENT (GEM) 16 4. GETTING SETTLED IN GRENOBLE 22 What do I need to do upon arrival to Grenoble 23 Some tips dealing with the French administration 24 Personal safety in Grenoble 25 5. BUDGET 26 6. VISA & RESIDENCE PERMIT 30 Finish the visa procedure upon your arrival to Grenoble with the OFII 31 Renewal of the residence permit 37 Diplomatic representatives in Grenoble 40 Further notes and useful forms 41 7. HOUSING 44 Overview of the accommodation situation in Grenoble 45 Your accommodation search 45 Pre-visits 45 Different types of accommodation 46 CROUS 61 The Welcome Desk 66 Temporary accommodation 67 Look for a room independently –classified ads 67 Grenoble student lodging fair 67 Sharing an apartment 67 Home stays with a family 67 DIGI: Domicile Inter Génèration Isérois 67 Further notes 68 Important note 68 Meaning of terms 69 Procedure and useful terms 70 Services 73 Housing Benefit 75 8. INSURANCE 78 Student social security (health insurance coverage) 80 Supplementary health insurance ―mutuelle‖ 83 ―Médecin Traitant‖ GP 83 Refuns for EHIC holders 83 Housing insurance 84 Civil liability insurance 84 Repatriation insurance 85 9. DAILY LIFE 86 The Euro 87 Exchange money 87 Opening a bank account 87 Banking terms 88 Religions 90 Driving license 90 Student Associations 90 10. USEFUL TELEPHONES NUMBERS 94 11. USEFUL WEBLINKS 100 ― 4 5 Welcome from ISS 1. WELCOME from the International Student Services 6 Soon you will be coming to Grenoble for an academic year or a semester as an International Business student on one of the programmes offered by the Grenoble Ecole de Management. The integration team looks forward to welcoming you. In order to prepare you for your stay in France we are including some practical information. Grenoble is a dynamic university city of 500,000 habitants in the south-east of France. It is within easy reach of Paris (3 hours by TGV high-speed train and less than an hour by plane), Switzerland and Italy. Grenoble is one of France's foremost international cities. Nestled in the French Alps, it was the host for the 1968 Winter Olympics. More than 60,000 students and 8,000 researchers along with companies such as Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard, Rhône-Poulenc and Schneider Electric show that Grenoble is a booming city where technology and education play a major role. The weather in Grenoble varies enormously. We suggest you pack a broad selection of clothing from thick woolly pullovers to T-shirts and shorts. The winters can be icy cold and the height of summer is almost unbearably hot. And, whatever you do, do not forget your umbrella! For more information on Grenoble, including a map of the city, please visit these following websites: www.mappy.com, www.grenoble-isere.com, www.isere-tourisme.com Grenoble Ecole de Management is a public, not-for-profit organization which belongs to the Grenoble Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Grenoble Ecole de Management is one of the 22 French "Grandes Ecoles de Management" having a common history and academic co-operation with schools like Groupe ESC Bordeaux, Groupe ESC Lyon, Groupe ESC Nantes Atlantique, Groupe ESC Toulouse, Groupe ESC Normandie and Groupe HEC. As a member of France's Grandes Ecoles, Grenoble Ecole de Management stands out as an institution of higher education with enviable academic standards and a rigorous selection process. 1.1 ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES The International Student Services will help you with administrative issues and all kinds of questions concerning integration in Grenole and France. Office: E290 on the second floor of the school, first office E wing The office is open from Monday to Thrusday from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. By appointment only. Upon your arrival to Grenoble you can make an appointment through E@sy – “Living in Grenoble”. Please try and address any issues you may have during office hours on these days. Only emergencies will be dealt with outside these hours. For any kind of information about our Service you can contact: [email protected] You can also find information on our website: www.ggsb.com/studentlife THE STAFF Monique Garnier International Student Services Manager Ana Cecilia Mauchamp International Student Services Administrator 7 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Before your arrival at the Grenoble Graduate School of Business, you will probably have been in contact with the Integration Department Team. You will now have to get to know a few more people in the school! Every program has at least one program coordinator. The program coordinator can probably answer most of your questions regarding the program you are taking, such as questions about the timetable, your absences, your registration in various seminar groups, your examinations, your grades, etc. Please therefore get to know your program coordinator. She will be a great help to you during your studies here. Obviously, if in doubt you can always see someone on the Integration Deparment team in the first instance. Phon Name Position Office E-mail e Program Coordinator Undergraduate FACKLER-HOPF Programs Claudia Postgraduate Diploma in E339 6432 [email protected] Applied Research of Business, Norwegian Program Program Coordinator LEWIS Hannah MIB September E339 6093 [email protected] Program Coordinator Undergraduate Programs, LOCATELLI Nancy Postgraduate Diploma in [email protected] Applied Research of E339 6432 Business, Norwegian Program Program Coordinator PERSONNAZ Emilie MIB January MSc Finance MSc Innovation and E339 6170 [email protected] Technology Management Program Coordinator LUMINEAU Marjolaine MSc Marketing Grenoble E339 6069 [email protected] RETAGGI-AGUILAR Program Coordinator MBA PT / FT Grenoble, E345 6117 [email protected] Alice MC / BI Seminars SCHOOL FEES FAURE-LAFAYE Financial officer for [email protected] E349 6504 Geraldine international programs 8 STUDENT SUPPORT Alumni - Counseling & Personal Development - Career Placement - Legal Languages Help students maximise their potential Monique GARNIER – GGSB International Student Services Telephone : 04 76 70 64 46 - Office : E290 - E-mail: [email protected] Facilitates integration of foreign students Develops the GGSB Alumni Network Dominique STEILER - Center for Personal & Managerial Development Telephone: 04 76 70 60 09 - Office: F607 - E-mail: [email protected] Solve problems encountered during studies Make appropriate choices among infinite possibilities Design & construct professional project to ensure employment on graduation Brigitte Tréguer - Center for Personal & Managerial Development Telephone: 04 76 70 65 69 - Office: C247 or C251 E-mail: [email protected] Psychological Support Susan NALLET – Career Services Telephone: 04 76 70 64 35 – Office: F212 - E-mail: [email protected] Understand the job market : career prospects & skills required Work placements to validate choice and gain experience Facilitate access to employment asap after graduation Françoise MOULIN – Law and Finance Department Telephone : 04 76 70 64 04 0ffice : F803 E-mail : franç[email protected] Carole GALLY – GGSB Language Department Telephone: 04 76 70 64 40 - Office: F406 – E-mail: [email protected] Organise an intensive French course for beginners and false beginners every new intake Responsible for languages courses at GGSB: French, Spanish and Chinese. 9 2. BEFORE ARRIVING IN FRANCE 10 Here are some proposals for facilitating your steps at the time of your arrival in France. Think about them, they are important! 2.1 VISA 1. Who should register with Campus France? 2. Who needs a visa? 3. What documents are required to obtain a visa? 4. What type of student visa can you be granted? 5. What does your visa entitle you to do? What does your visa mean? 1. Who should register with Campus France? You should verify if, depending on your country of residence, - not your citizenship -, you must register with a Campus France Center before you apply for a visa at the nearest French consulate. Examples: You are Chinese and currently residing in China there is a Campus France center in China you have to register with the nearest Campus France center before you go to the French consulate. You are Chinese and currently residing in Switzerland there is no Campus France center in Switzerland you go directly to the nearest French consulate in Switzerland. You are Venezuelan, there is no Campus France center in Venezuela but you are residing in Brazil you have to register with the nearest Campus France center before you go to the French consulate. http://www.campusfrance.org There are currently Campus France centers in 30 countries 1. Algeria 11. Czech Republic 21. Russia 2. Argentina 12. Gabon 22. Senegal 3. Benin 13. Guinea 23. South Korea 4. Brazil 14. India 24. Syria 5. Cameroon 15. Lebanon 25. Taiwan 6. Canada 16. Madagascar 26. Tunisia 7. Chile 17. Mali 27. Turkey 8. China 18. Mauritius 28. United States of America 9. Colombia 19. Mexico 29. Vietnam 10. Congo 20. Morocco 30. Zimbabwe To fully understand the visa procedures, you may go to these useful links for a list of French Consulates and Visa requirements: http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr Because regulations are subject to change, it is highly recommended to inquire directly at the nearest French Consulate.
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