Ville Campus Program
Living on campus and networking the university community with its territory
A university career is marked by many challenges that affect academic success and personal development. In this context, the campus is a place of education in the broadest sense of the word, and the transmission of academic knowledge is accompanied by a wide range of learning activities: learning about freedom and its limits, taking responsibility, developing autonomy, building a social and relational self, setting up cultural and sporting activities, building a personal and professional network... being a student is a job that can be learned.To create the conditions for these successes, Avignon University and the CROUS of Aix-Marseille-Avignon have joined forces to bring together the two campuses, Hannah Arendt and Jean-Henri Fabre, under the concept of Ville Campus (Campus City).
Creating a Campus City means developing a living space that connects the university community with its territory. The Campus City is a space where each student benefits from comprehensive, transversal and sustainable support through useful and accessible services in the following areas:
- academic success and professional integration
- accessibility, prevention and health
- accommodation and catering
- access to scholarships, social aid and facilitation of administrative procedures
- cultural and sports activities
- mobility and support for international students.
The Campus City is a place that connects the University to its territory thanks to the complementarity of its two campuses. In contact with the socio-economic actors of the territory, the campuses must be seen as sources of innovation and transformation of the city.
To give shape to this Campus City, the CROUS of Aix-Marseille-Avignon and Avignon University propose to develop 3 strategic axes:
You can follow the evolution of the project on the dedicated Facebook page and download the Ville Campus smartphone application (App Store and Google Play).
