PSL Campuses

The Campus Condorcet, associated with Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris), is a hub for humanities and social sciences. It serves as a collaborative space for several member institutions of PSL, focusing on interdisciplinary research and education. This campus is designed to foster innovation in the study of human societies, history, and culture, offering state-of-the-art facilities for students and researchers alike.

• History and Archaeology: Programs focusing on ancient and modern history, with access to extensive archival resources.
• Sociology and Anthropology: Courses exploring social structures, cultural dynamics, and human behavior across global contexts.
• Economics and Political Science: Studies in economic theory, public policy, and international relations with a strong emphasis on research.
• Literature and Linguistics: Advanced studies in language, textual analysis, and literary traditions from around the world.
• Philosophy: Courses that delve into ethical, political, and metaphysical questions, encouraging critical thinking and debate.

Students at Campus Condorcet benefit from a vibrant academic community, with access to lectures, seminars, and workshops led by leading scholars in their fields. The campus also emphasizes collaboration with other PSL institutions, providing opportunities for cross-disciplinary projects. Its location near Paris ensures easy access to cultural and historical landmarks, enriching the learning experience for students of humanities and social sciences. The campus is equipped with modern libraries, research centers, and digital tools to support academic excellence. Whether pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral studies, students here are immersed in an environment that prioritizes intellectual curiosity and rigorous scholarship.

The Campus des Grands Moulins, located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, is a significant site for Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris). It is associated with member institutions like Université Paris Cité and focuses on a broad spectrum of academic disciplines, with an emphasis on humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary studies.

• Literature and Languages: Programs in French and international literature, linguistics, and translation studies.
• History and Geography: Courses exploring historical events, cultural geography, and spatial analysis.
• Social Sciences: Studies in sociology, anthropology, and political science with a focus on contemporary issues.
• Education Sciences: Training for future educators and researchers in pedagogy and learning methodologies.
• Digital Humanities: Innovative programs combining technology and humanities for research in culture and history.

The campus is housed in a modern complex along the Seine, offering students access to extensive library resources, including the Bibliothèque universitaire des Grands Moulins. Its design promotes collaboration and innovation, with open spaces for study and discussion. The location in a redeveloped industrial area of Paris provides a unique blend of modernity and history, inspiring students to engage with their surroundings. The campus also benefits from proximity to other academic and cultural institutions, fostering partnerships and interdisciplinary projects. Students at Grands Moulins are part of a vibrant community, with opportunities to participate in cultural events, lectures, and exhibitions. This campus reflects PSL’s commitment to fostering intellectual curiosity and academic excellence across diverse fields of study.

Campus Jourdan, located in the heart of Paris, is a key site for Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris), particularly for the Paris School of Economics (PSE), a member institution of PSL. This campus is renowned for its focus on economics and related social sciences, offering a dynamic environment for both theoretical and applied research.

• Economics: Cutting-edge programs in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, with a focus on policy impact.
• Quantitative Sociology: Courses that integrate statistical methods to analyze social phenomena and trends.
• Public Policy: Studies aimed at understanding and designing effective governance and policy solutions.
• Data Science for Social Sciences: Training in big data analytics and modeling for economic and social research.
• Development Studies: Programs focusing on global inequalities, poverty alleviation, and sustainable development.

The campus provides access to advanced research facilities, including data labs and libraries specialized in economic literature. Students and researchers at Campus Jourdan collaborate with international scholars and participate in seminars and conferences that shape global economic discourse. Its central location in Paris offers proximity to governmental and financial institutions, providing unique internship and networking opportunities. The campus fosters a rigorous academic atmosphere, encouraging students to engage in critical analysis and innovative problem-solving. With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches, Campus Jourdan integrates insights from sociology, history, and political science into its economic programs, preparing students for careers in academia, policy-making, and industry. The vibrant student life and access to Parisian culture further enhance the educational experience at this prestigious campus.

The Monod Campus, part of Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris), is primarily associated with the École Normale Supérieure (ENS) and focuses on scientific research and education. Located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, this campus is a modern hub for students and researchers in the natural and life sciences.

• Biology: Advanced programs in molecular and cellular biology, with access to cutting-edge laboratories.
• Chemistry: Courses in organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry, emphasizing experimental research.
• Physics: Studies in theoretical and applied physics, supported by state-of-the-art facilities.
• Environmental Sciences: Programs addressing climate change, sustainability, and biodiversity conservation.
• Neuroscience: Interdisciplinary courses exploring brain function, behavior, and neurological disorders.

The Monod Campus is designed to support intensive research, offering students and faculty access to specialized equipment and collaborative spaces. Its modern architecture and facilities create an ideal environment for scientific discovery and innovation. Located near other research institutions and universities, the campus fosters partnerships and interdisciplinary projects within the PSL network. Students benefit from a dynamic academic community, with opportunities to participate in seminars, workshops, and international conferences. The campus’s location in Paris also provides access to a wealth of cultural and professional resources, enhancing the overall educational experience. Whether pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral studies, students at Monod are immersed in a rigorous scientific environment that prepares them for leadership roles in academia, industry, and research. The campus exemplifies PSL’s commitment to advancing knowledge in the sciences.

The Saint-Germain-des-Prés Campus of Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris) is situated in one of the most iconic and historic neighborhoods of Paris. This campus is closely tied to institutions like the École Normale Supérieure (ENS) and focuses on a wide range of disciplines, with a strong emphasis on humanities, sciences, and interdisciplinary studies.

• Literature and Philosophy: Programs exploring classical and contemporary texts, critical theory, and philosophical debates.
• Mathematics and Physics: Advanced courses in theoretical and applied sciences, fostering innovation and research.
• History and Art History: Studies of cultural heritage, historical narratives, and visual arts with access to Parisian museums.
• Cognitive Sciences: Interdisciplinary programs combining psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics to study the mind.
• Social Sciences: Courses in sociology, anthropology, and political science with a focus on global issues.

Located in the intellectual heart of Paris, the campus offers students unparalleled access to cultural resources, including libraries, archives, and galleries. The historic setting inspires a deep connection to the traditions of French academia while fostering modern, innovative approaches to learning. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized mentorship, and opportunities to engage with leading thinkers in their fields. The campus also hosts numerous lectures, exhibitions, and cultural events, enriching the academic experience. Its central location ensures easy access to other PSL campuses and Parisian landmarks, making it a vibrant hub for intellectual and social exchange. Whether pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies, students at Saint-Germain-des-Prés are immersed in a stimulating environment that encourages critical thinking and creativity.

The Ulm Campus, located in the Latin Quarter of Paris, is the historic heart of the École Normale Supérieure (ENS), a founding member of Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL Research University Paris). This prestigious campus is known for its rigorous academic programs and its role in training France’s intellectual elite across a wide range of disciplines.

• Mathematics: World-class programs in pure and applied mathematics, with a focus on research and innovation.
• Physics and Chemistry: Advanced studies in fundamental and experimental sciences, supported by cutting-edge laboratories.
• Humanities: Courses in literature, philosophy, and history, emphasizing critical analysis and intellectual debate.
• Biology and Life Sciences: Programs exploring molecular biology, ecology, and neuroscience with hands-on research opportunities.
• Computer Science: Training in algorithms, artificial intelligence, and data science, preparing students for tech-driven careers.

The Ulm Campus offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity, with historic buildings housing state-of-the-art facilities. Students benefit from close interactions with faculty, many of whom are leaders in their fields, as well as access to extensive library resources and research centers. The campus’s location in the vibrant Latin Quarter provides a stimulating environment, surrounded by bookstores, cafes, and cultural landmarks. It also fosters a strong sense of community, with student organizations and events that enrich campus life. The interdisciplinary approach at Ulm encourages students to explore connections between the sciences and humanities, preparing them for careers in academia, research, and beyond. This campus remains a symbol of academic excellence within the PSL network.