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Are you looking for a student apartment in the heart of Toulouse? Don't move an inch - you're on the right page! Check out the Thalès student residence in the heart of the Aerospace campus and close to many higher education centres. From classic studios to two-bedroom apartments designed for flatsharing, all our accommodation has a kitchenette, a sleeping area, a work area with storage and a private shower. The residence itself has a complete range of services tailored to simplify your daily life and reassure your parents: secure access, Internet connection, launderette, gym, and more.
It is open to students from around the world, attending universities or private colleges or doing internships or sandwich courses, as well as to young workers. Read on to find out more ;)

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Toulouse, the second-ranked student city in France!

Capital of the Occitanie region, Toulouse is a clever mix of historic buildings and high technology. With a rich heritage dating back to Roman times, it also holds the title of European Aeronautics Centre. The courses available here and its authentic, friendly lifestyle ranks it in second place for the best student cities in France.

LIFE IN TOULOUSE

The jewel in the crown of aeronautics and aerospace and global headquarters of the Airbus group, Toulouse is the fourth-largest city in France, with a population of 475,438 as of January 2016.
The fastest-growing city in France, with more than 5,000 new inhabitants per year, Toulouse has prestigious cultural facilities such as Zénith Métropole Toulouse, the Pierre Baudis Congress Centre, the José-Cabanis media library, the city of Space, the Abattoirs Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, the National Theatre of Toulouse and the Musée des Augustins.
Nicknamed the "Pink City" for the colour of public buildings in its city centre, Toulouse enjoys a pleasant environment thanks to its remarkable religious buildings and historic monuments, its areas of unspoiled natural beauty, its regenerated industrial sites and its vibrant city centre.
For foodies, Toulouse knows how to look after guests and has exceptional culinary specialities, such as magret de canard, foie gras, cassoulet, saucisse de Toulouse, cheeses, violet sweets, and many, many others! In short, Toulouse is a city where life is good!

STUDENT LIFE IN TOULOUSE

In addition to being France's second student city 2018/2019, Toulouse is also in third place for employment and fifth for attractiveness, due to a broad and varied range of courses to meet the demand of the city's 130,000 students. There are 29 higher education and research institutions, including seven Toulouse INP schools, six research organisations and the flagship aviation and space studies sectors. Classified as the cheapest student city in France by UNEF, the town offers students a number of benefits (Pass Log (an interest-free loan for your first month's accommodation rent) discounts on activities, Pastel-Tisséo card for public transport at €100 per year or €10 per month, Noctambus, Welcome Desk, the carte MUT university multi-services card and Toul'Box, to help you settle in). When it comes to activities, the Carmes Saint-Etienne and Jean Jaurès districts are very lively. Exhibitions, concerts, student festivals, cinemas, theatres, restaurants, themed bars and all kinds of sports and leisure activities are also available all around the city. There is also a golf course, a swimming pool, an ice rink, karting, bowling, an aqua-leisure centre, or you might prefer to picnic on the banks of the river Garonne or set off to discover the cité de l'espace.

What else is there around Toulouse? Whether for a relaxing day or a few days' break after your exams, the Occitan region lends itself to many activities, including discovering the area and its many outstanding sites: water-based activities on the Canal du Midi, discovering the UNESCO World Heritage medieval town of Albi or the walled city of Carcassonne, exploring the African Safari Zoological Park, or perhaps getting away to the village of Rieux Volvestre, which dates back to the times of ancient Gaul.