The Student Life Department organizes its now traditional “Welcome Party” to welcome all international students! A festive atmosphere, convivial discussions, a buffet to delight you, a DJ to make you dance, a photobooth and accessories to immortalize the evening, all on a barge sailing on the Seine to discover Paris By Night… In short: an evening to remember! Reserve your place (it’s free!)
Event reserved for international students of Université Paris Cité
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On October 8, 350 students from all over the world will be celebrating their admission to Université Paris Cité. And what could be better than a cruise on the Seine to discover the City of Light? Many other surprises await you.
Don’t forget to register and book your place for the evening of the year!
Places are limited to 350
Event reserved for international students of Université Paris CitéSOLD OUT
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