Nantes University
During a term at Nantes University for the CLMCE programme, students engage in a variety of courses.
They start with an introduction to business and sustainability management for cultural institutions, focusing on sustainable practices and ethical management. Marketing for cultural institutions covers audience development, digital marketing, and strategic communication. Organisational behaviour, innovation, and entrepreneurship for cultural institutions explore leadership styles and creative problem-solving. The online course from Glasgow, Children's Literature for a Diverse World, examines global perspectives and themes of inclusion and representation in children's literature. Finally, the placement with publishers or libraries provides hands-on experience, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings and build professional networks.
This term equips students with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, preparing them for successful careers in the cultural sector.
Calendar
The dates for 2026/27 are yet to be confirmed. Please check the following link for updates: Academic Calendar
Visa Information
For visa and residence information, visit the Nantes University Visa page.
This page provides detailed information on the types of visas required, the application process, and other important details for international students.
Accommodation
University Accommodation
Nantes University offers various housing options for international students, including rooms in university residences. These are the most economical form of accommodation and are located close to university campuses. The number of rooms are limited and Nantes cannot guarantee to meet all accommodation requests. The most up to date information can be found here. CLMCE Students will be invited to a pathway meeting in Semester 2 to learn more about the accommodation offerings of Nantes University.
Private Rentals
If you prefer more independence, renting a private flat or room is a good option. Websites like Studapart and Lokaviz list available rentals in Nantes. Keep in mind that private rentals can be more expensive, so it's essential to start your search early and compare prices.
Budget-Friendly Tips
- Share Accommodation: Consider sharing a flat or house with other students to split the rent and utilities.
- Use Student Discounts: Take advantage of student discounts on accommodation and public transport.
- Explore Different Neighbourhoods: While the city centre is convenient, neighbourhoods like Talensac and Doulon-Bottière offer more affordable options.
Support
Nantes University offers a Student Health Service.
Further information about this service can be found here.
Cost of Living
Living in Nantes is relatively affordable compared to other major French cities. The university provides a cost of living guide.