KEDGE Bordeaux campus provides a dynamic learning environment with modern facilities and a focus on innovation. Students benefit from diverse community support and a strong emphasis on sustainability, preparing them for global business success.
A hub of innovation
The school is situated on the Talence campus, just 35 minutes from the city centre by tram, 25 minutes by car, and around 30 minutes by bicycle. Spread over 35,000m2, the campus is designed with a focus on innovation and sustainability, offering a dynamic and inspiring work environment. Nestled amidst vineyards and close to the Atlantic coast, the Bordeaux campus provides a unique setting that fosters both academic excellence and personal growth. The campus features cutting-edge facilities tailored to meet the needs of students and collaborators alike:
- La Ruche library: A 2,000m² space designed for both learning and leisure.
- Catering options:
- K'omptoir: Ideal for quick bites and Starbucks coffee.
- Self-service cafeteria: Convenient for on-the-go meals, complete with microwaves.
- Patio area: Enjoy occasional food trucks offering a variety of cuisines.
- Co-working Spaces: Modern areas designed to facilitate collaboration and productivity. - The CA'store: KEDGE’s official association shop for all your school essentials.
- Main hallway: The hub for major events such as career fairs, association fairs, and more.
- Career centre: A dedicated space to assist with work placements and internships.
- The Ber'kail: Your student haven for dining, relaxation, and entertainment.
- Academic and professional facilities:
- 69 Lecture rooms: Including language labs, computer rooms, and 20 lecture theatres with capacities ranging from 60 to 500 seats for teaching, seminars, or meetings.
- Business nursery and business accelerator: Spaces devoted to entrepreneurship development. - Unique campus features:
- Beehive patio: Maintained by the Kedge'bees association, which produces honey for the school.
- Trading room: A dynamic environment for finance students, guided by professors and the finance transaction association. - Sports facilities: Managed by the sports society and professional coaches, these include:
- A weight-training and cardio room.
- A studio for organised weekly fitness classes.
- A gymnasium for handball, basketball, indoor football, badminton and volleyball.
- A multi-sports ground with a pitch suitable for football and tennis.
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How to apply and join KEDGE Business School in Bordeaux?
At KEDGE Business School, the application process for international students starts with understanding the prerequisites for enrolling in our academic and executive programmes. Committed to making education accessible, KEDGE offers a range of scholarships to support talented and ambitious students in pursuing their dream careers. Since tuition fees differ by programme, we encourage prospective students to visit the school's website for detailed information. Additionally, KEDGE provides comprehensive support with administrative formalities, including visa procedures, health insurance, housing, financial aid, and more, ensuring a seamless transition into academic life.
Life in Bordeaux as an international student
Bordeaux is now a key player in the future of technology, making it a rapidly growing and exciting city to be in. Ideally situated just 2 hours from Paris via the new high-speed rail links, 2.5 hours from Spain, and only 50 minutes from the beautiful, laid-back beaches of Arcachon, Bordeaux has seen a significant influx of highly skilled professionals. Home to 260,000 residents and 100,000 students, including 15,000 international scholars, the city offers a vibrant cultural scene and ranks 8th in France for quality of life. Beyond its UNESCO World Heritage status, Bordeaux features diverse attractions like the Jardin Public and the Miroir D'Eau, along with a thriving dining and entertainment scene that makes it a compelling destination for students and visitors alike. When it comes to nightlife, Bordeaux pulses with energy, offering a range of options from the historic Quais de Garonne to the trendy clubs in the Golden Triangle quarter, where you can socialise and dance into the early hours.
Navigating Bordeaux is convenient thanks to its efficient public transportation system. The tramway, buses, river shuttles, and town bicycles provide easy access to the city's attractions and amenities.
Finding accommodation in Bordeaux can be challenging, but KEDGE Business School provides support through a dedicated housing platform to ease the process. With its rich academic opportunities, vibrant culture, and lively atmosphere, Bordeaux offers an ideal environment for international students to excel both academically and socially.
How to get there?
Bordeaux-Merignac Airport (BOD) is an international airport with three terminals, located in Mérignac, just 12km west of Bordeaux city centre. It serves flights to Europe, Middle East and North Africa.
To reach the city from the airport, you have several options:
- By Bus: Take Bus 1, which takes approximately 50 to 60 minutes during rush hour. The ticket costs €2.
- By Shuttle: This shuttle operates from the airport to the train station (Gare St-Jean) with departures every hour. The journey takes about 30 minutes and costs €8. From Gare St-Jean, you can access buses 1, 9, 10, 11, as well as tram lines C and D.
- By Tram: There is direct access to the city centre via Line A. The ticket costs €2.
- Shared Shuttles: These cost around €30. For more information, please contact the airport directly.
- Taxi: A taxi ride will cost approximately €48 during the day and €70 at night.
Bordeaux Saint-Jean is the main railway station in Bordeaux, France, with numerous trains departing daily to various destinations. The high-speed TGV connects Bordeaux to Paris in approximately 2 hours and 9 minutes. Located to the south of the city centre, Gare St-Jean is conveniently served by tram lines C and D, as well as six bus lines. To reach KEDGE Business School, take bus line 10 and get off at the "Ecole de Management" stop, located right across from the campus.
- Tram: Take Tram Line B and get off at the 'Doyen Brus' stop, then walk for about 10 minutes to reach the campus.
- Bus: Buses 10 and 31 stop directly across from the campus.
- Bicycle: A Vcub bike parking station is conveniently located right outside the school.
