🌍 Studying in Paris
AI suggestion
We don't have a hand-written guide for Paris yet, so this page gives you the same structure plus direct links to official and local sources you can check yourself.
This guide was written for Paris by ExchangeOS AI and refreshed regularly. Always confirm official procedures with your host university and the links below.
Map of Paris
Live map with the real landmarks around your city — tap a layer to open it in Maps.
What's on in Paris
Direct links to real event platforms, pre-searched for Paris.
- EventbriteParties, workshops, meetups and student nights
- MeetupLanguage exchanges, sports and hobby groups
- ESN section finderYour local Erasmus Student Network section and its trips
- TicketmasterConcerts, festivals and big venues
- SongkickLive music calendar by city
- Facebook eventsWhere most student events actually get posted
- Official city event calendarMunicipal what's-on listings — usually the most reliable
- University eventsYour host university's own calendar
Getting around
- • Search the official public transport operator for Paris
- • Check whether a student or youth season ticket exists
- • Plan your airport/station transfer before arrival
Student essentials (estimates)
- Rent: Compare student housing listings for your dates
- Monthly budget: Ask your host university for their cost-of-living estimate
- Transport pass: Look for a student/youth season ticket from the local operator
- Lunch: Varies by neighbourhood
- Coffee: Varies by neighbourhood
Neighbourhoods students love
- Ask your international office and student groups for safe, well-connected areas