Housing in Strasbourg
Start looking for accommodation as soon as possible!
Finding accommodation in large French cities takes time. To increase your chances:
- Plan your accommodation search at least 2 to 3 months before your arrival in Strasbourg;
- Work out your budget and apply for financial support if necessary;
- Find out where to look for accommodation.
Have you found the ad that suits you? Find out what you need to do before moving in.
Have you signed your lease? Here are some tips to help you settle into your new home.
Your lease is nearing its end and you're about to leave Strasbourg. Here are some final tips to help you organize your departure.
Plan your housing search by identifying your needs and assessing your financial resources.
There is a wide range of resources to help you in your housing search: real estate agencies, ads, university residences, accommodation guides, "zoom logement" information sessions.
All the information you need to equip and maintain your home, to recycle and be a good neighbour.
How do I find accommodation in Strasbourg?
The search for accommodation in Strasbourg, as in all major university towns, should begin as early as possible.
Further information: 'Housing'
- If you are studying at the University of Strasbourg as part of an exchange programme, you can apply for accommodation in a Crous residence when you apply online.
- In other cases, accommodation information sessions ("Zoom logement") are organised by videoconference throughout the year.
Further information: 'Preparing your housing search'
The University of Strasbourg offers accommodation solutions for doctoral students and international researchers and lecturers:
- The European Doctoral College (Collège doctoral européen) welcomes newcomers doctoral students in joint PhD.
- The Villa Arconati Visconti is reserved for teachers, researchers and post-doctoral students for stays from one week to a maximum of 3 months.
Further information: 'Preparing your housing search'