Transdisciplinary education combining engineering, business, and digital skills Strong focus on innovation and entrepreneurship Over 100 corporate partnerships for internships and employment A growing international presence with global partnerships and foreign students Modern campuses like the “Arch Campus” (opened 2022) and “Terrasses Campus” (2024)

PULV is now managed by the Association Léonard de Vinci (ALDV) and no longer receives public subsidies. It is EESPIG-certified, ensuring that it operates as a non-profit, public-interest institution under French law. The three schools at PULV collaborate closely with shared projects and transdisciplinary learning.

To apply: Start by completing the online application through PULV’s application portal. Submit key documents such as: CV Motivation letter Academic transcripts Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable) Passport copy and a recent photo Make sure to apply before the specific program’s deadline, which may vary depending on the intake (typically Fall and Winter).

Interview: Some programs may require an online interview to assess motivation and fit for the program. Standardized tests: Certain business or engineering programs may ask for scores from exams like the SAT, GRE, or GMAT. Check program-specific requirements carefully. Final selection is based on a combination of academic performance, supporting documents, and the interview (if applicable).

After acceptance: Confirm your place by accepting the offer. Pay a deposit, usually 30% of the tuition fee, to secure your spot. You’ll receive a registration and payment confirmation, which can be used for your visa application. The remaining tuition fee is typically paid upon arrival at the start of the semester. Support is also available for housing, student integration, and scholarships depending on eligibility.

PULV maintains a strong safety infrastructure, including: 24/7 security personnel monitoring entrances and exits. On-site fire safety officers for handling emergencies. Clearly marked evacuation plans and emergency exits on every floor. Internal emergency numbers: Dial 17 for security Dial 18 for fire emergencies

Students can report issues via: Campus security personnel, available at all main access points Direct communication with administrative staff or through designated reporting procedures Emergency phones and internal contact numbers posted throughout the campus

Yes, the university supports student well-being through: An on-campus student health center Counseling services for mental health Access to trained health professionals Programs and resources to support emotional and psychological wellness

PULV offers a wide range of programs across its three schools: EMLV (Business School): Master in Management, MBA, Specialized MBAs, MScs (e.g., International Business, Finance), and Bachelor's degrees. ESILV (Engineering School): 5-year Engineering Degree and MSc in Computer Science, with specializations like Cybersecurity and Actuarial Science. IIM (Digital School): Bachelor's and Master's programs in digital creation, design, and innovation.

Key strengths include: A transdisciplinary model that encourages collaboration across business, engineering, and digital fields Strong industry integration, with internships, real-world projects, and corporate partnerships An emphasis on innovation and emerging technologies, preparing students for future-forward careers

Yes, many of PULV’s programs are taught entirely in English, including: MScs in Digital Business Analytics, Supply Chain Management, and International Business The MBA program Selected engineering and digital school tracks These programs are designed to attract international students and support global career mobility.

PULV offers several merit- and diversity-based scholarships, including: Early Bird Discount: 20% tuition reduction for early international applicants. Diversity Scholarship: 10% to 50% tuition waiver based on academic and personal background. Women’s Empowerment Scholarship: Up to €4,000 per year for non-French women under 30 in the ESILV Grande École Master’s program. Devinci Excellence Scholarship: Covers up to €14,900 in tuition for outstanding students.

Scholarships like the Early Bird Discount and Diversity Scholarship are applied for directly through the international application portal. The Eiffel Scholarship requires nomination by the institution, so you must apply early and coordinate with the admissions office. Each scholarship may require additional documents such as a motivation letter, CV, and academic transcripts. Check deadlines carefully—some may differ from the general admissions timeline.

Yes. Notable external scholarships include: Eiffel Excellence Scholarship (France): Offers a monthly stipend and support for top international Master’s and PhD students. K.C. Mahindra Scholarships, Robert S. McNamara Fellowships (World Bank), and Inlaks Shivdasani Scholarships are also available for eligible students pursuing studies in France.

PULV does not own on-campus residences, but it collaborates with housing providers to offer students access to nearby accommodations, including: Student residences Private apartments Shared housing Homestays with local families

Students can choose from: Shared rooms (cheaper, social) Private rooms (quiet, mid-range) Studios or entire apartments (more independence, higher cost) Homestays (cultural immersion, often includes meals) Prices vary, but typical monthly rents range from €400 to €900, depending on location, room type, and amenities.

International students can use the Studapart Devinci platform—PULV’s official housing service—to: Search for private rentals (rooms, studios, apartments) Connect with trusted landlords Find roommates Explore subletting options Additionally, the university provides guidance and information sessions to assist students before and after their arrival.

Yes. As an international (non-EU/EEA) student graduating from PULV, you can apply for a Post-Study Work Visa (APS – Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour), which allows you to stay in France for up to 12 months to look for a job or start a business related to your degree.

It depends on the industry. Some multinational companies in tech, engineering, and finance hire English-speaking graduates, but strong French skills significantly improve your chances in most sectors. PULV offers French language support to help international students build fluency during their studies.

PULV offers a range of services, including: Visa guidance: Help navigating the APS application and understanding French immigration rules. Documentation support: Assistance with gathering required documents (diploma, transcripts, etc.). Career services: Access to internships, job fairs, company connections, and CV/interview preparation. French language courses: Useful for integrating into the French job market.